monstermunch

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91.
by monstermunch 6y ago
Problem is when you step on them, it hurts like hell...
92.
by monstermunch 6y ago
For starters, when I looked into doing this I found everyone disagreeing if it was code. I personally think it might be up to code actually If they sell those power inlets which are NEC approved, how can you use them without breaking code?
93.
by monstermunch 6y ago
Brand new outlet, brand new high quality extension cord https://imgur.com/a/0DXJXkw
94.
by monstermunch 6y ago
Its very unlickely anything would be plugged in here, the outlets are located under desks, behind TV's etc. They are also the only decora 15a outlets in the house, everything I do new is 20a, so you'll identify them pretty easy
95.
Home Server Room Power Upgrade and Multi-Room UPS(blog.networkprofile.org)
96 points by monstermunch 6y ago|85 comments
96.
My Backup Plan and Lessons Learned(blog.networkprofile.org)
3 points by monstermunch 6y ago|0 comments
97.
Archiving data to LTO Tape for long term storage and backups(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments
98.
Running 8 x CAT6a drops to media center area(blog.networkprofile.org)
2 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments
99.
New Blue Iris NVR server build(blog.networkprofile.org)
3 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments
100.
Garage Network Rack with 10G Fiber Backhaul(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments
101.
Archiving pictures to 1000 year M-DISC(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments
102.
Cleaned up my Rack and “Server Room”(blog.networkprofile.org)
2 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments
103.
Garage Network Rack with 10G Fiber(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 7y ago|0 comments