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I may have gone a little overboard with my Carcassonne storage solution

After playing Carcassonne for a while and slowly collecting more expansions, the original boxes became almost impossible to manage. So I decided to model a complete custom case for my set.

It fits the base game, The River, The Abbot, and all 10 current major expansions:

  1. Inns & Cathedrals

  2. Traders & Builders

  3. Dragon & Fairy

  4. Towers & Thieves

  5. Messengers & Mayors

  6. Jousts & Crests

  7. Siege & Defense

  8. Castles & Bridges

  9. Sheep & Shepherds

  10. Circus & Artists

Everything has its own place: tiles, meeples, tokens, rules, scoring/overview sheets, and expansion-specific components.

The case has separate internal trays, removable lids, magnetic/locking parts, and a multicolor printed map/scoring board inside. The outer shell is also multicolor printed, with a themed design on the lid.

This was modeled from scratch, not downloaded from Printables or Thingiverse. It took a lot of test prints, measuring, redesigning, tolerance tweaking, and a few “why did I make this so complicated?” moments, but I’m really happy with how it turned out.

Would love to hear what other Carcassonne players think. What would you add or change in a storage system like this?

u/kulchytskyi — 6 days ago
▲ 7 r/Ubiquiti

USP-PDU-Pro working in Europe on 230V with UPS-2U

Just sharing a real-world data point in case anyone is wondering whether USP-PDU-Pro can work outside the US, specifically in a European 230V environment.

I know there is a lot of mixed information around this, since the USP-PDU-Pro is clearly designed for the US market, and on paper this setup looks questionable.

My power chain is:

Wall power → UPS-2U → USP-PDU-Pro →

  • UDM-Pro
  • USW-24-PoE (95W)
  • UNAS Pro
  • U-POE
  • 2 x U-POE++

Cabling used:

  • 3 x IEC C13 to NEMA 5-15P
  • 3 x IEC C5 to NEMA 5-15P
  • 1 x IEC C14 male to NEMA 5-15R female adapter

Everything powered on successfully and has been working without issues so far.

So at least in my case, USP-PDU-Pro + UPS-2U works fine in a European 230V setup with the hardware listed above.

I’m not claiming this is officially supported by Ubiquiti — only that it’s a real working setup in my case, and anyone trying something similar should use their own judgment.

u/kulchytskyi — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/Jetbrains+1 crossposts

Since Tailwind Formatter is abandoned, I built a replacement for JetBrains IDEs

Since Tailwind Formatter for JetBrains IDEs is no longer maintained, I built a replacement:

Trier – Tailwind CSS Class Sorter

Unlike formatter-based approaches, Trier only sorts Tailwind classes without handing the whole file to Prettier. That means your existing IDE formatting workflow stays untouched - indentation, wrapping, quotes, semicolons, and other unrelated formatting remain exactly as-is.

It uses the official Tailwind Labs sorter from prettier-plugin-tailwindcss.

Main features:

  • sort classes in the current editor or selected ranges
  • sort on save or reformat code
  • project view actions for files and folders
  • dry-run previews with diffs before applying changes
  • selective apply for bulk operations
  • configurable custom attributes/functions (cn, clsx, etc.)
  • support for HTML, JSX/TSX, Vue, CSS/SCSS @apply

It also ships with its own bundled runtime, so projects do not need local prettier dependencies just to sort Tailwind classes.

Built mainly for people who want consistent Tailwind ordering in JetBrains IDEs without giving up native IDE formatting behavior.

Would love feedback, edge cases, or feature requests 🙂

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u/kulchytskyi — 3 months ago