Historical Overview
At some point in my life, around middle-to-high school age, I became the household expert on “where everything is.”
Historical Overview
At some point in my life, around middle-to-high school age, I became the household expert on “where everything is.”
Something cooking…
I moved the servers just in time.
The drives I ordered for the new NAS were a bit of a surprise choice.
As we know, you can never have too much space. To the green Barracuda — once the biggest at 8TB — three red IronWolfs at 12TB each were added, replacing the 4TB WD drives. But all good things come to an end, and inevitably so did the free space on all those disks. For quite a while I had an expansion unit on my wishlist — a box that lets you connect a few extra drives to an existing Synology. And then Black Friday 2024 arrived.
A blue kitchen cabinet, whose primary purpose is to house 3D printers and associated junk.






Why they are needed: shelves rest on four pins, and if you slide a shelf forward, the rear edge of the shelf falls off the two back pins.
I thought it over and decided not to wait for Black Friday, nor for the storage to run out ahead of schedule. In the spirit of increasing diversity inside my NAS, a green Seagate joined the two existing red WD drives.
Bought this little box-of-boxes to store boxes for boxes )))
The thing itself is not very large (25×20×16), but the compartments turned out to be long enough to fit tweezers, a spare spark plug, and my DIY phone-to-tripod mount adapters. Now all the junk rattles around in one place. Well, almost all of it… Another box is on its way….