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| # Member Project Rack | # Member Project Rack | ||
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| + | The Member Project Rack is a server(-ish) rack where you can host your own small-form machines for various projects around the space. It can be found right next to the Workshop area. | ||
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| + | ![the top part of the member project rack shown. visible in the picture is a receipt printer and a USB-C charger hub labeled " | ||
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| + | **Only small-form machines are allowed.** We do not allow hosting large server-sized machines, especially power-hungry and/or noisy ones, without special permission. | ||
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| + | Below is a list of what should typically be good: | ||
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| + | - Raspberry Pi machines. | ||
| + | - Small-form factor PCs, such as a Thinkcentre Tiny. | ||
| + | - Accessories, | ||
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| + | Below is a list of what NOT to put here: | ||
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| + | - Very noisy machines, such as ones with loud fans! | ||
| + | - Space-consuming racked servers. | ||
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| + | If you have questions, please reach out to the Facilities Committee. | ||