Reddit mentions: The best speaker case hardware & latches

A Sous Vide cooker will decarb for your perfectly every time as well, and will have a million other uses in the kitchen as well.
Anova Sous Vide Cooker
Case (Optional but nice)
Reuseable Vacuum Bag Kit

So for a couple bucks less than a "unitasker," you can decarb perfectly as cited by Drama_Derp's link; You can take that decarb and do a perfect butter immersion with the same device, and you'll also be able to make perfectly cooked steaks, salmon, vegetables, perfectly poached eggs right out of the shell, etc.
Serious Eats has a lot of great material for Sous Vide cooking if you wanna browse how much more you could do on top of decarbing with the same device. :)

Such a handsome keyboard! Mine's just sporting blanks, but the Viterbi still feels really nice overall, especially as a travel keyboard. If you'd ever like a hard shell case for it, this works really well and fits the keyboard perfectly!

Here is the link to the carrying case
The board fits perfectly in it, and it is also very cheap. I'm using such kind of cases for all my small boards like Planck or Let's Split, Amazon provides variety of different sizes.

I don't plan to carry this around a lot, but I just really like very small console-like mini PC systems. The Alienware Alpha was one of my inspirations and the length and width are almost the same. I wanted to do something with a similar size but with store-bought parts. I'd probably put it in a hard shell case like this one to take it around.

Just did this. So worth it.

Bought this case and it worked like a charm: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BGTH4L2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_rKBiDbB5QDEBD

When you plug your HomePod in at a new location it should automatically update its Wi-Fi based on your phones wifi credentials. I say should because it sometimes takes a little while. Just get your phone on Wi-Fi, plug in the HomePod and leave it be for about 15 minutes.

I use weather, news, music and timers on my HomePod constantly, so it was nice to be able to keep using those features when away from home.

This case on Amazon is only $11, on prime, and fits Joules almost perfectly after removing the dividers

I assume they are talking about something like this?

https://www.amazon.com/Bose-Soundlink-Revolve-Bluetooth-Protective/dp/B075G38KBS

Joule + big clamp

4.75 gallon Cambro for normal cooks

Food Saver vacuum sealer

A shit ton of ping pong balls

Bluetooth speaker case that fits the Joule perfectly

MAP gas torch

A big ol bag of binder clips

mini bose speaker case fits everything i need.

i have an older version of this: http://www.amazon.com/Soundlink-Bluetooth-Portable-Wireless-Carrying/dp/B00P62HF1O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1459111557&sr=8-1&keywords=bose+case

This is the one I got

Get 1 of these portable speakers

http://www.amazon.com/iSP110-Portable-Amplified-Stereo-Speaker/dp/B002OH5DB8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1300465210&sr=8-1

I cut some slits in the bottom of the case, and got some velcro straps to connect it to my handle bars.

Everyone is talking about how dumb and expensive this is... but does anyone have any real experience installing racks in a business environment? Good racks are expensive and there's a reason for that. When racks are bad they're BAD. Sharp corners, badly tapped holes, terrible assembly instructions, low quality casters, bent metal, and edges that don't line up... just to name a few.


Ubiquiti knows that if they release a high quality product at a price point that matches people will buy it. If you want to compare this to a similar setup from Tripp-Lite (which everyone is doing) it would be more expensive. Don't get me wrong, I love Tripp-Lite racks, but even Tripp-Lite doesn't have the build quality of Ubiquiti in their cheaper racks.


Tripp-Lite 6U Rack (Only 20.5" deep, non adjustable) - 202.99

Tripp-Lite Casters - $76.19

Tripp-Lite PDU - $68.87

Ubiquiti Total - $249.00

Tripp-Lite Total - $348.05


So tell me again why this rack is a bad deal?