I will buy a Ubiquiti edge router to move away from the consumer grade network gear, turned into just one more $500 server to complete my homelab cluster. Oh who am I kidding the homelab is never “complete”.
this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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Oh boy, I’m not the worst but I’m pretty bad when it comes to “rabbit holes”
Vinyl records and hifi audio, photography (especially film), mechanical keyboards, cigars, old german cars. I just recently got into music production and modular synthesis. Someone needs to stop me.
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I think I've dropped over 1k on gunpla at this point. But also probably video games. I think there have been some games where I've spent 1k. Now that might sound insane but these are games where I've probably played for 10k hours over 10 years.
To be clear I still think video games is one of the cheapest hobbies as long as you're not a whale playing gacha games. But this post did ask about hobbies you've gradually put a lot of money into so video games probably fit?