Not to be critical, but the homelabs I find truly impressive are the objectively unpretty ones. Those that resemble the OpenBSD build system - a menagerie of servers haphazardly racked in a basement, Ethernet cables strewn about, and a questionable UPS setup that might get a second glance from the fire marshal. It's a lab, not a museum piece. Even Apple's labs look more like any other thrown-together engineering lab than something for public consumption.
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Not to be critical, but the homelabs I find truly impressive are the objectively unpretty ones. Those that resemble the OpenBSD build system - a menagerie of servers haphazardly racked in a basement, Ethernet cables strewn about, and a questionable UPS setup that might get a second glance from the fire marshal. It's a lab, not a museum piece. Even Apple's labs look more like any other thrown-together engineering lab than something for public consumption.
This might be the inspiration I need to write up my homelab. I think it's otherwise suitable for /r/cablegore
Gotta go for that Serial Experiments Lain look.
Just means that you're getting shit done.
If I see cable management, it just tells me that they spent more time doing that than labbing.
It was unpretty https://imgur.com/a/pxSXvQH (scroll down) :)