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I would like to register a .de and .jp domain, but both of these countries require a trustee (someone with a real address) in that country. What domain registrars would you recommend that offer a trustee service?

Thanks!

Hello r/homelab !

First of all, here's my humble setup in my shed - https://imgur.com/a/7xc9GYF

Top to bottom:
SuperMicro tower, 2x E5645, 32GB RAM
Netgear GS108Ev3 switch
Dell OptiPlex 3020, i3-4130, 4GB Ram
Custom PC, A8-6600K, 8GB RAM

It's not much, but it's mine! Now I want to add a new addition to my shedlab, and I was looking at HP Proliant DL380 G7 as I know that the noise levels are very sensible on this model. But I came across a listing for a Cisco UCS C460 M2, and I was wondering how the noise levels are on that? I couldn't find any information as easily as for the DL380 G7.

I've found one video showing the Cisco server, and the

Hello!

So I've been googling this for a good hour and I can't seem to find the particular website that I'm looking for. Most of the results show up football betting and etc. prediction websites.

Basically it is a website, a community where someone would ask a question like 'Is Brexit going to happen before 2020?' and people would vote yes or no or vote by percentage, and you could see an accumulative graph of how many voted 10%, 50% chance, etc.

Also you could ask a question like 'When will we land a human on mars?' and people would suggest dates, like 'before 2027 August 1st' and so on.

People would also make comments under the predictions.

As far as I remember, the webs

Further information, CV and LinkedIn available on request.

Hey guys,

You can now add a flair next to your name for this subreddit. I suggest to use it to let other people know what instrument you play.

Here's a screenshot where to edit your flair in case you don't know.

Have fun!

http://imgur.com/a/lLeSE#0

My ears are still ringing!

The company that I work for and which generously allowed to use the space for jamming would like to upload some of the pictures from the jams to their FB page. No one will be tagged unless you request otherwise.

PM me if you object, and the pictures with you in them will not be used.

Pictures are here: http://imgur.com/a/hzV6q

Hey guys,

I've booked a large room from Goldmine Studios. The room should accommodate up to 10 people comfortably. The booking is for 4 hours, 7PM-11PM, the total booking price is £50, which will be split evenly for each person. So if 10 people show up, it will be £5 per person.

The room has 2 guitar amps, 1 bass amp and 1 drum kit. There's a toilet and a shower, and a place to go outside for smokes.

Location: 269 Poyser Street, E2 9RF. Closest station: Bethnal Green Underground

Picture of the room: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yCUPezmSRac/UGWBXh8LfJI/AAAAAAAAAFU/rQbbF1-URq8/s1600/studio%2Bweb%2B4.jpg (the picture makes it looks slightly bigger than it actually is)

Their website: http://w

Images: http://imgur.com/a/My97O

Also, please check out Dimos' EP here: http://astroacid.bandcamp.com/album/debut-ep

And his project website here: http://www.astroacid.com/

Rock on!

Hello! The second jam was a huge success, lots of people showed up, we had a metric fuckton of fun!

Since the space could barely accommodate the number of people that we had, I'm in the process of finding a venue to hire. That means, however, that everyone will have to pitch in to cover the hire costs, the amount per person being the total hire price divided by the number of people (amount_per_person = total_price / number_of_people).

Now, worst case scenario if I am not able to hire out a place, we will use the same space as last time.

I'm in talks with two rehearsal studios, one of the studios is 11m by 5.5m, the other is 11.5m by 6.5m, so that means loads of room and both of these stud

All members, please introduce yourself. What instrument do you play? Why did you choose that instrument? How long have you been playing? etc.

Thanks!

Hello! The second jam was a huge success, lots of people showed up, we had a metric fuckton of fun!

Since the space could barely accommodate the number of people that we had, I'm in the process of finding a venue to hire. That means, however, that everyone will have to pitch in to cover the hire costs, the amount per person being the total hire price divided by the number of people (amount_per_person = total_price / number_of_people).

Now, worst case scenario if I am not able to hire out a place, we will use the same space as last time.

I'm in talks with two rehearsal studios, one of the studios is 11m by 5.5m, the other is 11.5m by 6.5m, so that means loads of room and both of these stud

1. You talk about the jam club.

2. You TALK about the jam club.

3. Respect other people's equipment and treat it with care.

4. If a club member lends you his instrument, be super careful with it. That instrument might be that person's most prized possesion.

5. Do not try to out-do someone. Every musician brings their own fingerprint to the instrument that they play. Everyone has to learn their own style; you can't beat me, I can't beat you.

6. Be careful with drinks around equipment. Place a drink where if it spills, it won't get on the gear.

7. The club is about socialising through music. If you are an experienced player, let others take the lead as well, and back them up with your mu