The upcoming Prime Day deals has me taking a look at great deals out there. Here are a few to note and I will continue to update the list as I spot good deals: Beelink GTi13 Ultra Mini PC, Intel Core i9-13900HK 21% off: https://geni.us/beelinkgti13ultra Samsung 990 EVO 4TB is 28% off: https://geni.us/samsung990evo4tb-prime Crucial 128 GB DDR5 SODIMM kit 6% off: https://geni.us/crucial128gbddr5-prime GMKtec M3 Plus with Core i9 25% off: https://geni.us/gmktecm3plus-prime Minisforum UM870 Mini PC 20% off: https://geni.us/minisforumum870-prime MINISFORUM UM880 Plus Mini PC AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS 20% off: https://geni.us/minisforumum880-prime Acemagic mini PC with N150 41% off: https://geni.us/acemagicn150-prime Beelink Mini S13 Mini PC,13th Intel Twin Lake-N150 23% off: https://geni.us/beelinkminis13-prime

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2025/06/aoostar-wtr-max-review-the-almost-perfect-nas-mini-pc/

just bit the bullet and throw in a order for a barebone minisforum N5 pro NAS. Going to move the rest of my 3.5 disks to the NAS. Spouse will "kill" me if she knows 😘🤪. Order will be deliver in late August ..

I bought a TP-Link TL-SG2428P switch for my home lab. I am reading over the manual before I dive in and get it installed and configured. Here is my question. Do any of you utilize a reboot schedule on your switch? If so, why? There is an option to enable scheduled reboots which I have never done before so I am wondering if this is a normal "good" practice. This will probably be the first of several questions I will have. As I go through the manual and the options this switch makes available.

Just wondering how many own a 3D printer, what type or brand and your thoughts (pros and cons).