u/Inevitable-Jelly-829

Olá pessoal, boa tarde!

Estou começando no airsoft e queria saber lojas online confiáveis e marcas boas para comprar AEG, na plataforma da AR / M4 e full metal. Já joguei com equipamento emprestado/alugado e queria ter o meu agora.

Além disso, aceitaria dicas de características que são boas de ter. Ex: gatilho eletrônico é tão melhor mesmo? Qual o tipo de trilho mais ideal? Pensando em colocar equipamentos como mira, lanterna etc.

Fala pessoal! Queria uma ajuda para escolhes os cortes para um churras.

Um contexto: meus pais tinham a tradição de fazer churrasco nos aniversários, mas quando fiz 18 fui morar em outro estado por causa da universidade e acabei não fazendo mais, e também passava meio "só" essa data. Esse ano vai ser o primeiro pós faculdade, e também o primeiro trabalhando na área.

Queria retomar a tradição e fazer algo "diferente", vão ser só as pessoas mais próximas, uma 10-15 pessoas no total. Porém começa no almoço e deve durar até a janta hahahah

Pensei em 2 "tipos" de momento, o do almoço propriamente dito, com uma carne de maior qualidade, e o restante do tempo com uma carne gostosa mas em maior quantidade pra ir colocando na brasa durante a tarde enquanto conversamos e bebemos.

Podem me sugerir cortes? Bovina, suina, franco e linguiça
Pensei em chorizo ou ancho, mas não sei como ficam na churrasqueira...

Aceito, também, sugestão de molhos e preparos.

Muito obrigado, de antemão, por me ajudarem a fazer algo especial :)

Hi everyone,

I just installed Hermes and I'm trying to understand how the orchestrator/sub-agent workflow works.

For my first test, I connected it to OpenRouter and used the Qwen3.6 35B A3B model. I asked it to help me design an ESP32-based weather station project. The goal wasn't really the project itself, but to see how Hermes delegates tasks between agents.

What happened was a bit strange:

• Hermes started the agent correctly.
• The request was sent to OpenRouter.
• Looking at the OpenRouter logs, I can see that the model processed the request and generated an answer.
• The answer seems to be a response to the Hermes system prompt (it asked the model to create a task title with up to 7 words, and the model did exactly that).

However, in the Hermes interface, it simply shows "No response".

Has anyone experienced something similar?

I'm wondering if:

• Hermes expects a specific output format that this model isn't following.
• OpenRouter is returning the response in a slightly different schema.
• Qwen3.6 35B A3B is not fully compatible with Hermes

Any ideas about what could be going wrong or what logs I should inspect next?

Thanks!

https://preview.redd.it/q4o8ry9vad5h1.png?width=603&format=png&auto=webp&s=4fcbb7516603e722dd0718808104ba3025386d5b

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https://preview.redd.it/6s8u3c92bd5h1.png?width=858&format=png&auto=webp&s=8950ed11c17d02e8acb8bd94be78f02ffa185304

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Edit1: One additional thing I noticed: OpenRouter received 7 requests almost simultaneously for this single interaction. I'm not sure if this is expected behavior (multiple sub-agents being spawned) or if something is looping or retrying internally.

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I’m considering turning an old PC (i3-4170, 16GB RAM) into a home server, but my situation is a bit unconventional and I’d like some opinions before committing.

My main goals are to self-host tools like Trilium Notes and Nextcloud, and later maybe expand to media (movies/series), Home Assistant, and possibly some engineering software licenses/services.

Context:

I split my time between two cities. In one of them, I stay only ~3 days a week, and that’s where this PC is located. When I’m there, I actively use this machine for things like Arduino development and general tasks. When I’m away, I’d like it to act as a server running 24/7.

So I’m thinking about keeping it on Windows (10 or 11) to:

Use it normally when I’m physically there

Run my services in the background when I’m not

I know Linux is the “default” answer for servers, but in my case I’m optimizing for:

Convenience and dual-use (desktop + server)

Minimal hardware investment (don’t want to build a dedicated server right now)

My concerns are:

Stability for long uptime

Background services reliability on Windows

Remote access and management

Resource usage with multiple services

Whether I’ll regret not separating “server” and “workstation” roles early

Would you consider this a reasonable approach, or am I setting myself up for headaches?

If you’ve done something similar, what worked and what didn’t?

TL;DR:

I want to use an old i3 PC as a hybrid setup (daily-use Windows machine when I’m in town + 24/7 home server when I’m away) to host things like Nextcloud, Trilium, and maybe media/Home Assistant later.

I’m new to self-hosting/servers, but I do have a background in software and networking.

Is sticking with Windows 10/11 for this a reasonable starting point, or will it cause problems long-term compared to going Linux or separating roles early?