Recent content by smanierre

I should have mine together around late February so I can join in then

I actually scooped up a alpha mini and P-1000 on black friday. Just need to get the actual wheel once i'm back and i'll hopefully be good to go

I just bought the chassis for my sim. Gonna try and acquire the rest of the parts these coming months so it's all waiting for me when i'm back home. Once it's together i'd definitely be down to race

I did one once a few years ago. Started at Harbor Park/Canoe Club in middletown, went through devils hopyard to the opera house in east haddam, then backroads to durham and back to middletown. Definitely a lot of fun. I was also the slowest car there, it was all S model Audi's and a McLaren

About 28 years ago, moved here from my mom.

Wish I coulda made it, car was still leaking oil though and we had to do preparation for our halloween party. Springtime dustoff cruise anyone?

Chocolate milk margarita :cool:

None other than the fucking conk. I'll be able to let you know a bit later if i'll be able to make it, but right now i'm leaning towards no unfortunately

29th is the FCP show up at limerock that is VW themed. What time you thinking of starting? If it's early enough I may be able to make it

Went for computer science at a state university. Learned basically nothing that I didn't know already. Work as a devops engineer now, got my foot in the door with experience from home labbing. Real passion is still programming though, so I just work on a side project that may hopefully make some...

Anyone here have a sim racing setup? I'm gonne be building one soon and would love some feedback if the stuff I currently have picked out seems good or not.

But where's the GRIP-ZONE™

I have 4 WD easy stores sitting on the shelf I picked up last year on black friday. I'm gonna shuck them and toss them in my NAS once it's done. I got some 14TB ones for ~$200 each. Can't speak personally on performance but i've heard of a lot of people using them without any issue.

I'll definitely look into Icinga 2, never heard of it before but it looks promising. Luckily I don't plan on running any windows machines so I shouldn't have to deal with that. StackStorm also sounds really interesting, I definitely have a lot of stuff to explore and experiment with.

Yeah VyOS is great, I hadn't even heard of it until I started looking more in depth for a router setup that would work better for me. It's definitely got a steeper learning curve than something like PFSense or OPNSense, especially being all CLI based but I do think it allows a lot more...