@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.
Update: I have borrowed a Nuc N150 from a colleague, he swapped it for a tower desktop (not powerful enough for gaming, I don’t care about gaming). I may very well end up buying it from him for cheap.
Else I have a few used Lenovo M910q with i7 in the 230€ range on eBay, that will do
@M33 @evidences Ok, so it is a very good option because it is really cheap compared to new devices. Thanks :)
@RagingToad The microsd that killed one of my Pi (a Pi3) didn't overheat, it just literally exploded, one face of the plastic case was split in two. My conclusion is that i was creating a short circuit, and damaged the Pi board.
Before I got cooling right, two Pi were really overheating, one died (actually it boots, but freeze). Then I started using radiators or metal cases using the whole case as a dissipator. And a slow fan on top of that for Pi4 and Pi5.
I would totally look at a NUC by Intel, I'm not restricted to Chinese mini pc at all. Actually I'm looking at Intel NUC but they are like twice the price of other mini pc... so I'm still investigating.
Merci, ça précise bien ma pensée en effet
@that_leaflet Great, does a PhD in graphics still needed to edit an image like a 15s work in Paint ? 😜
@Sunshine Authentication is a pretty big thing. It should adhere to standards like OpenID, FIDO, Webauthn...
Everything is possible of course.
m33
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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.