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@Creat When I said I had one Pi lifetime that was shortened it was a way of saying yes, it died from 24/7 high load no fan overheating. Now it just boot and freezes after a couple of minutes.
Then, yes, back in the days when overclocking and over powering was a thing, CPU actually died from all that, I changed a few for customers that didn’t know better. How ironic I did that to myself years later with little arm boards, isn’t it?

@Wizarding_Lizarding @lvxferre And that is how cats are different from dogs 🤷‍♂️

@sjmarf And now someone is preparing a PR on C#’s GitHub issues… well done, well done.

@ddash The fan is just sitting on top of the case, mostly centered as the turbine opening is slightly smaller than the case itself.

The duct shoots air horizontally in the general direction of another of a LibreComputer Lepotate. I take that as a bonus.

@30p87 @bluGill @WolfLink @einkorn Wow wow guys... that's just RRDTool doing its thing with graphs 😆

@merthyr1831 Pretty much anything you have at hand will do 👍

@Cat Cross Greece off the VPN servers pool... 😉

@Wizarding_Lizarding At least that work from home is not another OnlyPaws 🤦‍♂️

@ChaoticNeutralCzech Casio logo would be awesome 😍

No, the highest temperature I have ever recorded was 76°C. Without fan, and using thermal pads to connect the case to components.

But I hate high numbers, excessive heat already shortened a Pi lifetime here, since then I am very cautious about that.

@cyrano UK : round knives bad, encryption bad, privacy bad... for your own good.

@lka1988 @Lem453 Primarily a frontend tool designed to make your life easier, torsion.org/borgmatic , but I tend to avoid macros, frontend scripts, or even GUIs like this. They may obscure Borg-specific configuration details that, hypothetically, could one day hinder your restoration process.