MrFoof

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by MrFoof 5y ago
“The Internet Yellow Pages.” You weren’t the only one to have it.
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by MrFoof 5y ago
This was do-able in WoW 1.x (prior to 2.0 before TBC launch) in just 3 days, before TBC ever came out (not talking about WoW Classic). A hunter in the guild I ran (we rolled onto a new server) did exactly that. 3 days. I felt bad for ta
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by MrFoof 5y ago
I've sold two GPUs ( as I've upgraded -- no mining unless Dward Fortress and RimWorld counts ) in the past few months on eBay. One shipped to an eBay freight forwarder and ultimately to a buyer in Qatar. One shipped to an eBay fre
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by MrFoof 5y ago
This. Bought an HP LaserJet in 1998. Only just replaced it this year with a newer one for more features and higher res. Thought admittedly if I replaced or repaired the power module, it probably would’ve went another 20 years at least.
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Just built a system that I managed to get a 3080Ti for at MSRP. I’ve spent a lot of effort to have it be silent (and extremely cool) with just air cooling, even when it does play games. With a 5900X (slight overclock for max boost at 5.1GH
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Better option would still to get fairly deep into the technical underpinnings of your org’s platform, and be the guy who can bridge both sides — deep understanding of the business, and one of the few understanding of the tech stack that ena
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Latency is what makes Optane impressive. Queue depth 1 is where you still feel latency. When you read a file… that points to other files to read… that points to other files to read… and so on. The really staggering comparative example of t
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Yep. Moreover, the issue isn't new cars today. You know when you saw that old Chrysler Grand Caravan burning on the side of the road, and you hear the story that the person has been holding it together solely with thoughts and prayers
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by MrFoof 5y ago
https://archive.is/k5EX8
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by MrFoof 5y ago
It's also likely he was using something like Final Draft to write the script (which really focuses on formatting first) . In all honesty, I wonder if it even had a Spell Check feature back in 1996, assuming he was even using the la
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Not only that, but in most markets those salaries do not exist . Even in markets that still pay well outside the valley like Boston, that level of compensation is still extremely limited and are < 1% of available positions most of which
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Braid was covered by the criteria. >Finally, we only looked at games launched since 2010. Braid was released on Steam in mid-2009.
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by MrFoof 5y ago
There's a lot to be said for 1L form factors, which were included in the article, which are basically the size of a Mac Mini. I have an HP ProDesk 405 Mini, with an AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750GE (Zen 2 based). 8 cores, 16 threads, with a bas
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Don't even get me started on these recent, "safety" demands either. Now that some number of peasants have died of this plague, many of them don't want to work under the conditions that make them vulnerable to it. The u
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by MrFoof 5y ago
So does UPS, FedEx and the USPS though. Fire codes require that apartment buildings that have locked gates or access points must provide access to police and fire departments. This same code or key is usually provided to delivery services.
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by MrFoof 5y ago
From what I hear from everyone I know with kids... >How would you handle it if they bought their own 2nd cellphone, and only used the cellular network to escape your control. That's what really happens. Lock your kid down? The
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by MrFoof 5y ago
RAMdisks also help significantly with maximizing the write endurance of the SD card. Specifically for log files, I use Log2RAM which has a RAMdisk that mounts /var/log, and then periodically (based on schedule, defaulting to dail
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Given Porsche's large stake in Rimac, and Porsche also being one of the larger stakeholders in Bugatti this point (which makes sense, given it was a Piech pet project) this makes a lot of sense. Rimac + Porsche heading VW Group'
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Cutress addresses thermal design of TSVs vs Intel Foveros: https://youtu.be/FqmcWOVv2eY?t=383 There's additional silicon stiffeners which should help with thermal transfer, granted at lower thermal efficiency than a si
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by MrFoof 5y ago
>... but does anyone else mostly care about IOPS IOPS helps, but for the average user, hundreds of thousands is already functionally infinite. What matters at this point is latency. Where you really feel that is Queue Depth 1. Where
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by MrFoof 5y ago
The AMD IO die is using the GloFo 14nm process.
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by MrFoof 5y ago
AMD PRO Manageability: https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/security-manageability Tools for DMTF Dash: https://developer.amd.com/tools-for-dmtf-dash/ There are both CLI tools (including for L
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by MrFoof 5y ago
What's impressive is Apple's first "high-end" custom silicon is about equal performance to an AMD Ryzen 7 5600X. That's not bad! However the M1 is only about 20-25% of the power consumption of the Ryzen 7 5600X. Tha
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by MrFoof 5y ago
For a custom build it's simply difficult to cram all of that in if you want a very small form factor. You may want to look at the DEC840 (AMD EPYC Embedded 3101) or DEC850 (AMD EPYC Embedded 3201) that uses Deciso's Netboard A20 a
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by MrFoof 5y ago
I'm using an AMD EPYC Embedded 3201. This is an 8-core (no hyperthreading) Zen 1-based processor with a 1.5GHz base clock and 3.1GHz max boost and 30W TDP. It came on a SuperMicro M11SDV-8CT-LN4F motherboard to which I've added
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by MrFoof 5y ago
I don't have, "external HDDs". I have a NAS running TrueNAS, with a few arrays in it depending on the performance needed for the storage. Its primary jobs are for data processing and video editing (plus smaller arrays for b
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Went down a similar route for a 'mini virtualization server.' HP ProDesk 405 G6 with an AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750GE (8C/16T, 3.1GHz base clock, 8 VEGA GPU cores) , and tossed in 64GB of DDR4-3200 and a 1TB Samsung 980 Pro. Real
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by MrFoof 5y ago
Imagine going into an environment suffering some serious performance issues adversely affecting the day-to-day operations of the business. From initial conversations it seems great. You're asked about how you'd handle, "dif
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by MrFoof 5y ago
> Filecoin(IPFS) is already a threat, it already has a capacity of 4.81 EiB of data, 4810 PetiBytes! (Is that how you spell it? In contrast to Petabytes) 4.81EiB is ~5.54EB. Filecoin has been around for ~81.5 months. That's an av
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by MrFoof 5y ago
I just did some NAS upgrades a month ago and feel as if I dodged a bullet. I'm curious what you ended up paying. I bought drives on sale, and got nine 16TB external drives to shuck (one is a spare) for ~$2250 USD taxed and shipped. I

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