Havoc

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931.
by Havoc 7mo ago
why would you LLM generate a password?!?
932.
by Havoc 7mo ago
They're not directly buying up RAM sticks per se, but rather placing orders for say a GPU resulting in wafer capacity getting redirected And since enterprise GPUs have enormous leads times right now yeah it is in anticipation of future
933.
by Havoc 7mo ago
update - appears to be fixed now with a fresh pull of LM Studio
934.
by Havoc 7mo ago
You mean debt portfolio?
935.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Not sure I'd call california the 4th biggest economy in an article about electricity. If you pretend it were a country it would come in somewhere around the 30th mark on usage give or take...similar to like Sweden
936.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Weird - that's the 2nd mention of "Technate" I see in 24 hrs - never heard of that before today. (Other instance was PredictiveHistory‬ youtube here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrmERlHUqBk ). Guessing t
937.
by Havoc 7mo ago
That's just setting things up for a smoother slippery slope... As appealing as the private part sounds I genuinely think it may make the situation worse here by facilitating the transition & muddying the waters
938.
by Havoc 7mo ago
It is an aging platform despite the E series upgrades. 1990 is nearly 3 decades ago and SAM has made progress in those 3 decades That plus likely a miscalculation...pushing into territory that is more contested than believed
939.
by Havoc 7mo ago
As enthusiastic as I am about that I'd love to see grid scale storage move more towards something like sand batteries. Stuff you can buy for dollars per ton and move with an excavator seems like a better bet than lithium batteries. If
940.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>hardware decoding support. As a side note this isn't always superior - recently discovered my desktop uses way more power with hardware decode than software. Counterintuitive but issue isn't per pixel efficiency but that it ke
941.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Used to run a virtualized firewall setup. And then one day discovered that somewhere along the lines I had made a change (or an update changed something) that meant proxmox admin interface was being served publicly. That's despite conf
942.
by Havoc 7mo ago
> X570 motherboards are hard to find They're alive and well in ebay land. The SSD NAS I mentioned was a x570 ebay build because they can do full ECC and ebay was full of old AM4 gaming builds aging out. >more PCIe, Yeah that&#x27
943.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Don't think you're ever going to reclaim that spectrum successfully. There must be billions of devices on it. Pretty much any other ghz number is a better bet
944.
by Havoc 7mo ago
My 2.4ghz is basically all IOT these days. Things that matter are on 5 or 6 ghz. Busy moving the entire thing to be entirely firewalled off given how clean the separation is
945.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>That's a very specific date / timeline. It's aimed at roughly hitting Zen 6 and switching to high refresh rate 4K gaming. Was really hoping I could hop to ddr6 and pcie 6 too, but that seems less plausible >How do you
946.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Same experience on the 31B - something’s wrong. The MoE works as expected though.
947.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>yes you can do most things on an artisanal level... But who is going to pay for that? Nobody. When I said artisanal I meant that there is no mainstream market for it.
948.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Bought a couple of 32gb SBCs before this all hit the fan. And also built a SSD NAS before the wave hit. So timed that all pretty great. What worries me is my desktop is up for a full new buy somewhere around early '28. That could be a
949.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Think the commercially viable comment is a reference to the license not technical characteristics
950.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Old 2nd hand enterprise drives on ebay have seen pretty modest increases. Actually just went through my purchase history and its even lower than I thought. 37% inc versus May '25. Pretty niche crowd that is down for building a NAS out
951.
by Havoc 7mo ago
> The only winning move is not to play. Alas I think tech crowd have collectively painted humanity into a corner where not playing is not an option anymore. The combination of having subverted copyright and enabled cheap machine replicat
952.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Each and every one of them is fully aware that it’s a massive risk and has made their peace with that. You’re getting strapped to a giant rocket. It’s inherently dangerous
953.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Suicide ideation and someone willing to take massive risks for something awesome are very different things
954.
by Havoc 7mo ago
2nd hand is up massively already. Built a ssd nas with eBay parts in mid 2025 and everything is up 100ish percent
955.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Perhaps I'm missing your point, but proxmox+lxc on zfs storage works fine in proxmox? If just looks like any other storage in proxmox and on commandline you've got all the usual zfs tools
956.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Openwrt guys were cooking up a wifi 7 router I think. Think that’s best bet but Not super close to it though
957.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Just ensure the firewall appliance thing you buy has I226 intel chipset not I225 The first two versions of 225 have packet drop issues and it’s unclear to me whether v3 third time lucky fixed it. And getting the stepping info out of aliexpr
958.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Gov bailout seems like the only way out.
959.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Not sure about nailed. Much like Microsoft’s AI tools I just don’t use them. Apple definitely had an opportunity to turn Siri into a ChatGPT/Openclaw like thing with immense user value and they just fumbled that chance.
960.
by Havoc 7mo ago
We hereby grant you a conditional right to install software on the device you "own", subject to conditions, and terms, but only under certain circumstances and only so long as it pleases us. Modern handheld computing is such a shi

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