when transporting your servers like that, do anticipate for dirt, and worse, rain. Two Ikea blue bags fit great for most servers ;) [one over the top, one over the bottom upwards due to dirt/mud coming from the floor).

At arrival, do acclimatize the server and ensure to reseat many cards; which is why a outer carton box is advised. Good luck with the new toy! -- fellow server-by-public-transport person ;)

Waiting for the train ... we have all we need for "holidays" 😉

(posted a little late, because the train had bad WiFi)

@ProfessorCode
Yes,, with #coreboot (which now works after fixing some issues with standby with their help).

Unfortunately, the USB-C port failed after about one year, still not sure about the exact reason.
@starlabssystems

@peternerlich
Sure, but for the user the result is the same: Some code crashed their system. And now they'll never ever scan a code from something that looks weird again, no matter if it makes sense or not.

It's just a wild guess, I didn't go into detail, was happy that PassAndroid was accepted. ~f
@mizah

O… wow. So that’s an OS-level issue, you can just denial-of-service their ticket scanning phone, because the phone OS (or antivirus) doesn’t trust that you (or some random other code somewhere) know not to do something bad with the QR code?

That’s… nasty.

I suppose that “only scan stuff from the official app” isn’t as strange of a policy anymore, though the way the policy was interpreted by the staff member is still silly, obviously.