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https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/LackRack#Enterprise_Edition https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/LackRack#Enterprise_Edition My favourite bit on this site re. The lon

• asddubs 6y ago
  but does ICT stand for "information and communications technology" or "Ikea coffee table"?
  • fomine3 6y ago
    You made my day.
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• geek_at 6y ago
  Also don't forget there are more IKEA things that can host computers. I used a Kallax shelf for a beautiful home server. https://blog.haschek.at/2014/07/ikea-server-rack-nope-not-that-lack.html https://blog.haschek.at/2014/07/ikea-server-rack-nope-not-th...
  • jannes 6y ago
    Wow, aren’t you scared of accidents when refilling the water? I personally never had a water/coffee accident, but Louis Rossmann’s YouTube channel is full of laptop board repair videos due to water damage.
    • emayljames 6y ago
      I am sure everyone who saw that picture immediately thought of natural selection.
      • geek_at 6y ago
        Had it for 7 years, never had a spill. Now I do have a proper rack for all my servers
        • emayljames 6y ago
          Fair play. I'd have been too nervous to ever get a coffee.
          • angrais 6y ago
            But what a great way to beat the coffee addiction!
  • shreddit 6y ago
    “enter image description here”
  • johnklos 6y ago
    Their HEJNE shelves are particularly good if you have longer rackmount gear. https://www.klos.com/~john/hejne.jpg https://www.klos.com/~john/hejne.jpg
  • lebaux 6y ago
    I have the same mug from McDonalds.
• dheera 6y ago
  LACK tables are also popular in the 3D printing community as well for enclosures: https://all3dp.com/2/ikea-3d-printer-enclosure-tutorial/ https://all3dp.com/2/ikea-3d-printer-enclosure-tutorial/