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Damogran6
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Damogran6
10y ago
That NUC looks like it would be SO close to my needs...but the need pushing a new, small, quiet computer into the living room is VR...and I don't think it would quite do that. (Perhaps a TB3 dock to a gtx1070?) I'm not ever sure i
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10y ago
But every time they took something away, it felt like they were giving you something in return. (Store your music library in our cloud, let your whole family access all music for $15)
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10y ago
The Poindexter in me thinks he needs a mail relay with a whitelist. Everything in the whitelist gets through (plus some keyword), everything else gets a reply with "If you saw my email in $DEVICE, please contact the manufacturer, if yo
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10y ago
I'm not seeing it on their website...and there are several multi-interface open source routers out there...but when I checked last, they were in the $200+ range...an rPI would have more than enough HP to handle the job...it just doesn&
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10y ago
Sure wish they'd roll out something with two (possibly three) RJ-45's. Gig ethernet is nice here, but if they had multiple ethernet, they'd crack the SOHO firewall market WIDE open.
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10y ago
The number of people that would bother to do that is relatively small. If it's a good product, and reasonably priced, people would much rather just pay to have it. (See music streaming.)
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10y ago
There's still not a lot of oomph left over to do anything with the traffic...or is that not the point of the exercise? You're not going to be comparing it, or writing it to disk at these levels. This traffic is a bit above the lev
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10y ago
Be aware that some things (Netflix, Comcast, Youtube) expect you to use your local DNS server so that they can route you to the nearest media server. Using a central IP Address like what is mentioned here can result in unsatisfactory video
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10y ago
Compounded with the current (IT) expectation that you should do and be everything for your job. It should be the first thing you look at when the alarm goes off, and the last thing you look at when you go to bed, and at 2pm on Saturday...wo
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10y ago
Agreed. The problem with comp time and swing/night shifts have to do with the inability to have time with the REST of your friends/relatives. Sure, an occasional Tuesday after a nasty weekend is nice, but I wouldn't want to m
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11y ago
Compounded with things like 3d printing...e.g. Our shed came with 6 plastic hangers and 36-ish slots for them. A few minutes with a CAD package and I'm printing out a bunch more at a unit cost of $.18 a piece...if I upload the model, a
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11y ago
The direct drive extruder would allow the use of flexible filament as well. While they're similar weights, the metal printer will be much more dimensionally stable than wood.
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11y ago
The only downside...well _a_ downside to this: I repurposed my Vsphere machine for games. Do you have any idea how long it takes to update 4 year old Windows 7 install media enough that it'll take SP1, IE11 and qualify for the win10 up
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11y ago
I'll vote for (yet) another Mac. I bought a retina 15 with my accrued leave when I left my last job and my current job bought me another. Neither, with varying workloads and duty cycles has ever left me wanting. My hackerness leans mor
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13y ago
FWIW, it's relevant to OS X too (even Mavericks)...'sudo purge' will reclaim some of the resources.