u/estrangedpulse

I am trying to see what's the actual CPU temp on my Protectli hardware and identify any peaks, but having understanding the measurements.

I have a 'Thermal Sensors' widget in my Dashboard and whenever I refresh it, it shows 70-80C temp for couple of seconds before it drops to green zone. Now if I go to Reporting -> Health -> System -> cputemp, and look for the CPU temp on the timeline, it never shows those spikes, and most I have ever seen there was 62C.

I also can't make sense of that timeline, since if I do Granularity: 1 minute, then it shows 62C as max temp, but if I do Granularity: 24h to see the full graph of 3 months, then max is just 51C. Shouldn't the 62C value be also part of the full graph?

Hi everyone! I would like to attach a hammock to my wooden terrace and was wondering if such 12mm bolt would suffice? Consider that I would run it through a thick wooden beam with bolts from other side. Would it handle 2 people in the hammock?

On the other hammock size I have straps connected around a beam so I don't need this.

An alternative could be a ceiling double hook mount. I am not an expert in metals, but feel like while it seems stronger at first glance, there I would be relying on a welding job itself, while with this hook from a singular piece of steel it's less likely to go wrong.

#1:

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#2:

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Recently I started having an issue where various trusted domains, such as google.com, or chatgpt.com would become inaccessible. This would last for couple of minutes and usually resolve on its own. I am using Unbound DNS with Quad9 and a standard Hagezi blocklist. Looking at Unbound DNS logs I see lots of SERVFAIL errors with 0ms on trusted domains which get dropped.

Could someone suggest what would be the next steps to troubleshoot when this happens again?

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Hi, probably this was asked many times but somehow I couldn't find the exact answer I am looking for..

So I am looking to buy a Thunderbolt 4 dock for my MacBook Pro M3, to be able to connect 2 external monitors. Now both of my monitors have HDMI and DisplayPort outputs, and most TB4 dock have USB-C output for monitors (some have 1-2 HDMI/DP).

So my questions:

1. If TB4 hub has DP or HDMI output, is that good, or I should still convert it into USB-C?
2. For DP/HDMI to USB-C adapter, what's better - to connect HDMI or DP to USB-C? Are there any preferred brands/models for such adapters?

Btw in the title I mentioned hub, but I meant dock.

I am wondering what would be a stronger hook to hang a hammock:

1. (Left) Double hook of 12mm diameter steel welded to a steel plate
2. (Right) Single piece 12mm diameter steel hook

Assume that in both options it would be connected through the wood via bolts from behind. I know nothing about welding, but I feel like with option #1 I need to trust the welding job of this item. It looks solid, but what if it's not and the whole thing just breaks? Or is that not a concern?

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