[Discuss] Suggestions for a new server machine

[daniel at syntheticblue.com (Daniel M Gessel)]

They're not local by everyone's standard, but I've had good luck with 
MicroCenter over the years, including an easy replacement of a new 
laptop that had issues.

They have alot of build options (online configurators and the like) as 
well as their own prebuilt and name-brands. You can order online and 
pickup at the store, if you don't want to hunt for stuff on the shelves.

Not that you'd want it for a server, unless you're doing GPGPU, but GPU 
prices are still exorbitant; I think that's true everywhere but I 
haven't been shopping for one lately. I'd put off buying one for my 
offline universe simulator right now (unless galaxies were about to 
collide).

Walking over there gets me out of the house, which is a nice bonus.

Dan


On 2022-12-09 14:00, jc at trillian.mit.edu wrote:
> Oops; I forgot to edit the subject of my question ;-)
> Maybe this one will work better.
>
> | Hi, folks.  My home linux server has been  acting  up,  and
> | after  14  years,  it may not be long for this world.  So I
> | thought  I'd  ask  y'all  what  you  might  suggest  as   a
> | replacement.
> ...
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