Not go as HAM on commercial server hardware. iLO is really nice for management though...
m1st3r2
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I'm using ZoneMinder on my end with more rudimentary motion detection, hence CPU detection. (My current hardware is pre-IOMMU on the mobo, so no pci passthrough for me...)
That said, if you have hardware that can handle X (via CPU, GPU, TPU, etc), then you gotta decide how you want to spend that. Whether resources are spent more in analysis fps or evaluating higher detail frames is up to what you need.
Or you could do what Triumph did and just YOLO into the situation and say it has character because of the imbalance: https://www.cycleworld.com/story/bikes/triumphs-new-t-plane-firing-order-explained/
Would you say that 15FPS is a good framerate for surveilance? Or could one get away with even less to lessen the resource requirements?
If doing CPU-based motion analysis, you could use a lower quality stream (if available from the cameras to avoid transcoding load) for motion detection, then use that to trigger recording on a higher quality stream.
Are you able to access (via curl or something else) the port the Lemmy is serving from behind the nginx server?
Personally, a good laptop and a nice local quiet-ish coffee shop is a winning combination.
That's fair. I guess it depends on how far you want to go with a sawzall. What I had in mind with my other comment was this guy's van, which apparently had a 1JZ shoved into it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odwakzXeECQ&ab_channel=PacoIbarra%2FTofuDriftVan
Part of me wants to take one of those and 1UZ swap it. Would be ridiculous and absolute fun.
Control has been fun to play on the deck. Also started messing with ray tracing in the same game. Choppy when the effects are turned up, but it can do it.
The protector looks pretty sick. Looks like the big thing was going from live axle to independent suspension all around, so no driveshaft being thrown in weird orientations and breaking things.
On my way down the rabbit hole, I saw the spectre, which looked like the 12427 with upgraded parts, and the rear driveshaft looked put together better than the one on the wltoys truck, very similar to the Traxxas axles. But that truck really isn't available and spare parts are hell to find for these things apparently.
Part of me still wants to find an rc buggy with a solid rear tho. It did real nice at the dog park with the uneven surfaces and whatnot.