* I just bought a new car so I'm not really using this car anymore.
* Service history: Judging by the low miles you can see I did very little driving. Changed oil with synthetic every year despite not reaching 5k miles. Just completed multi-point inspection and $3k of maintenance at the local Toyota dealer. Only problem was a leaking water pump (replaced). New coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid. Brakes and tires are in good condition.
Bitcoin Only circular economy? After successfully selling other used stuff I wonder if this works for bigger things.
I'm considering selling my 2011 Toyota Corolla LE. Low mileage less than 60k miles. White. Excellent mechanical condition of a super reliable basic car. You must pick it up in Austin, Texas between December 10th-17th of this year.
Stock photo
DM if you want to discuss details.
What is your goal?
I like the older E490/E495 because it can use two common (thus cheap) full sized SSD's internally. Two disks is essential for lightning node database safety.
The newer E14 similarly allows for two internal SSD's but there is a major drawback. It has a nvme 2280 slot (common) but the second nvme is the short 2242 size. Those smaller drives are more rare and far more expensive if you want larger storage capacities.
If you don't care about two drives then I highly recommend the E14 Gen 3 or later Ryzen 5 or 7. You can often find them used for very cheap. Ryzen 5500U or higher are stupid powerful for the price. It even has a half decent integrated GPU.
Having tried the Pixel 8 Pro, I feel the Pixel 6 Pro is still plenty good enough.
I was debating between 5800X3D and 5950X. Went with the latter because I'm more interested in build parallelism than gaming. 128GB ECC RAM with 16 cores would be pretty good as a server for virtual machines.
Circular Economy? I'm listing bargain priced hardware for sale only on Nostr and accepting only Bitcoin for payment. I look forward to Nostr growing a marketplace feature.
Ryzen 7 3700x - 8 core AM4 CPU
$70 includes USPS Priority Mail shipping
I bought this Aug 2020 and occasionally used in desktop PC. I pulled this from my working machine today and upgraded to a faster CPU.
I have the original box but it's cheaper to ship in a smaller USPS Small Flat Rate Box. Shipping to US only. Accepting only Bitcoin (preferably Lightning). Please DM if you're interested.
Pixel 6 Pro can be found for less than $250 with a year warranty on eBay. It's still a great phone. It gets official security updates from Google until October 2026.
This eBay US listing is a very good deal if you're looking for a powerful ultraportable 13". Ryzen 6850U integrated graphics is surprisingly powerful for games (lookup benchmarks of Radeon 680M).
I have available the same Ryzen with 32GB RAM but with 14" screen (T14s Gen 3 AMD). My T14s also has 23 months of warranty.
Selling for BTC onchain or LN. DM me if interested. Can ship to US only.
Whatever happened to PV?
Insulation seems to be working.
Upgraded attic insulation from impacted ~R-25 to fluffy R-60. 7pm indoor temperature was 26°C. Overnight outdoor low was 12°C. Overnight indoor temperature reached a low of 23.8°C with zero energy use.
The complication begins with it multiplexes digital signals over existing two copper wires to talk to the other devices: compressor, heat exchanger, thermostat. The wires do a lot more than just on/off. The compressor has multiple power levels and is reversible to operate in heating mode. It can also use a gas furnace as backup.
I regret buying a proprietary inverter HVAC from Carrier. The controls are buggy and closed source.
Cheaper to use dual SIM than pay for more data on Ggoogle Fi. Drawback is this eats your battery faster. Time to lower data prices to better compete with other MVNOs.
From an outside POV it sounds like neither side are in the right.
Follow me for future hardware sales via Lightning. I have various ultraportable ThinkPads and dirt cheap dual SSD-capable hardware for you to run LN nodes at home.