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What's the door made of? MDF or natural wood? How big is the offset? Sounds like your new intended holes overlap with the old ones? Plenty of wood fillers claim to be redrillable when dried but Ive found the effectiveness.....varies. There are lots of other methods. You could drill the...

Ive got a NFS location on my NAS set as a download volume on my qbitorrent docker container. NAS is seperate to my proxmox docker VM however! Got to love how flexible docker can be.

Must be a realtively new(ish) thing then. When I migrated away from Google Authenticator backup didnt exist.

When I want a quality tool which will last I get Wera. Expensive but quality. If its a 1 off job that needs a specific and less commonplace bit then I'm not against getting whatever cheap cheese brand is available.

2 lengths of aluminium C profile, some captive bolts and nuts would be a rudimentary and relatively lightweight clamp option. Still the same consideration as to what you clamp over on the PCB to avoid damage however. You could even consider integrating the clamp into a fixing system in the boat...

How are you pumping water via the block? Is the boat jet powered or prop? As a general proposition to dissipate heat from the water you need a radiator. The finished loop will have your waterblock, a water source, a radiator and a pump to circulate (could be an independent pump or part of the...

I would use the heatshrink method which serves as a first fix and electrical isolation and then secondary clamp/cable tie to get some clamping pressure. For thermal interfacing the cold plate to the existing heatsink thermal pads seems the most sensible option. The heatsink wont be anywhere...

How much heat are you expecting to dissipate? If the device in normal operation is passively cooled what is it you are doing that requires water cooling? The image of a shrink wrapped solution, who has produced that? Is that the accepted/proven way of doing what you want to do? Is there a...

Shrink wrap will hold it in place but wont apply much clamping force. You could perhaps shrink wrap it THEN use some rigid bars, threaded rod and nuts to apply some clamping force. A few zip ties might achieve the same effect! You would have to be careful how much force you apply and onto which...

Theres a difference between Enterprise kit thats current and 2nd hand EoL Enterprise Kit. Great for home labs and other non critical applications but it starts getting frustrating and/or spendy when things stop working. Enterprise(TM) is more than just the hardware most of the time. I've done...

How does the board interface? Id be tempted to cover the underside with a rubber insulative barrier and then use 2 pairs of bars with threaded rod and nuts as a rudimentary clamp system.

I still use Authy. I installed the windows app but never used it so dont feel the need to migrate when it's pulled. The multi device and backup options of Authy still make it a suitable solution for me. I dont use auto fill as feel its a little step backwards in security if someone was to get...

Given you only intend to game have you considered an AMD build with an X3D chip?

I'm not going to change your opinion on this, but I'm at a loss for words as to how you believe halogens are as effective as modern lighting solutions. My matrix LED lights make night time driving like driving in the day. They segment where appropriate to give a better combination of flood...

Main beams and dipped have different beam patterns. So no, there isnt a link between brightness and dazzling in this sense. I suspect you very much know this though. I'll never own a car with halogens in again, more fool me for spending the money for no benefit I guess.

Move. If your device is lost/damaged/destroyed then you cannot restore Google 2FA codes.

Uhm, have you ever driven a car with modern non halogen lights on? Personally, the benefit cannot be understated. From a safety point of view the consistent, cleaner and brighter light makes feel like driving with halogens hazardous. Halogens put light on the road, yes. But there is a reason...

I've got a set of PR6s coming for the 1290 now. My current metzlers have plenty of tread left but are 7 years old now and are a little squared off. I've read the PR6s have a more linear turn in which I am looking forward to trying as sometimes the metzlers feel like they quickly fall into...

Halogens cannot in any way be described as good compared to any HID, LED or Laser lighting technology. Thinking otherwise is pure cope. I get dazzled more often by poorly adjusted halogens than anything else. At least HID/LED/Laser has auto levelling as a requirement and is far less likely to...

That's a migration which requires your old device. If its lost/stolen/destroyed then you are SOL.