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Weakling
The understated service host carrying more than its name suggests.
Weakling has a fairly unambitious name for a machine trusted with useful things.
It is a Lenovo ThinkStation P330 with an Intel Core i5-8500. The October 2026 inventory records 32 GB of memory, including an upgrade using modules moved from Titan. Earlier notes called the processor an i7; the corrected specification matters more than the flattering version.
The node handles hosting and relay work, including the static website. That role gives it a different set of priorities from a workstation used for model experiments. A service host needs an understandable deployment, a known current release and a way back when a change goes wrong.
There is nothing especially exotic about the hardware. That is part of what makes repurposed office machines useful: the work can be worthwhile without every box needing to be the centrepiece.
These are dated configuration notes. They describe the machine's place in the setup rather than asserting continuous uptime or maintenance-free operation.