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Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening, Recently, we setup a Unifi camera system at home, and I commissioned an old server to use as the Unifi Video controller for it, however, as of the end of 2020, Ubiquity ended support for Unifi Video, and because of this, you can't view the cameras off of the network without using a VPN, which is a problem. I've found a reddit post from about a year ago from u/SubBass100, where he was able to get it running on a Nvidia Jetson Nano, and someone else was able to get it installed on a Raspberry Pi 4 running Ubuntu (what I'm currently running). After adding the keyserver and the repository, when I try installing Unifi Protect, I get the following error: unifi-protect : Depends nodejs (< 9.0) but 12.18.2~dfsg-1ubuntu2 is to be installed or nsolid-carbon but it is not installable : Depends postgresql (<= 10.5) but 12+216 is to be installed E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. I have the latest versions of nodejs and postgresql client installed, but I still get this error. Here is u/SubBass100's writeup on the installation. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EAwI1FLoLG0V4VobXPVyAB4TcirdjaXf0wD_84IwdzA/edit Thanks in advance for any help that I get. I will do my best to answer any questions that come up.

Steelseries Arcits 3 is pretty good for $75 right now.

Never thought of that. It was a pain to get the GPU in before the mobo I have with the sata ports being to the right of the pcie slots.

I got a Rosewell HIMARS case, and my PSU is a Raptor 500 from HEC. And the 4 pin is too short to even go over the GPU.

So I got myself into a bit of a pickle. I had bought a new case, and didn't measure the length of my PSU cables, and the 4 pin CPU cable doesn't quite reach to the socket to the mobo. Is there any short tern solution until I get extension cables in the next couple of days so that I can keep using my computer without having to transplant it back into the old case?

If you can find one for under $300

Good for you. Not a valid reason.

Wait for Ryzen to release

So I noticed that recently, core 1 of my i7 4700HQ has been pegged at 100%. As far as I can remember, its never done this before, at least at idle. Is this normal?

Asus customer support at its finest

A friend of mine is coming home soon and we are going to build him a gaming rig and our budget is $1000 USD. I was hoping that someone (or someones) could put together a list of parts. This budget includes a monitor (1080p), but no OS. Also, his favorite color is green, so a green color scheme would be nice.