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2y ago
I went to an EV drive day here in Australia and drove around 25 models round a track for the day. The BYD Seal came out on top for me and many others. Interior styling is so much better than Tesla as is fit & finish. The driving dynamic
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2y ago
"The Budget Lab modeled the economic and fiscal impact of the tariff proposal both with and without retaliation."
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2y ago
Have you taken a look at the Prusa Core One?
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Investigation: GamersNexus Files New Lawsuit Against PayPal and Honey [video]
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2y ago
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2y ago
Whilst not a train guy, I found this talk at Laracon AU to be pretty entertaining... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbPzSdyroRM
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2y ago
Australia has gone backwards in the last 3 years - I think we sit around 20th in the world now.
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2y ago
You can play this "style" of game in Project Reality, albeit against US Marines in Fallujah. It is a very fun map and led to other less COD like games such as Hell Let Loose and Squad etc.
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2y ago
Thanks - I have the 16" and love the screen but was wondering if I get the 13" for staff/family would it be the same quality.
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2y ago
How do the screens between the 13" and 16" compare in quality / brightness etc?
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2y ago
Im loving my FW16, the screen is surprisingly good, I have 2TB and 1TB M.2 drives that were originally planned for dual boot. Tried out Bluefin-dx distro and now thats all I run and are very happy with it.
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Qualcomm's V8 License, Cancelled by Arm [video]
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2y ago
Backrest looks like a great find.
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2y ago
I quite like Borg, others worth checking out are Restic and Kopia. Restic didnt have a UI for a long time, not sure thats changed...
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2y ago
I saw the OVERWERK video when it came out and have been madly trying to learn FreeCAD/Ondsel ever since. Really inspiring stuff.
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Is EK Water Blocks circling the drain [video]
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First Look: Red Bull RB17 Hypercar – 1200hp, 15,000rpm, Fast as F1 [video]
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2y ago
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The Controversial Sound Only 2% of People Hear [video]
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3y ago
You mean like this? https://www.hackster.io/news/pitstoptech-s-framework-mainboa...
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Enterprise Hard Drive vs Consumer Hard Drive vs Enterprise SSD – Which Will Die [video]
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3y ago
My picks would be - Proxmox 8 if you predominately run Linux workloads - XCP-NG + XOA - XenServer
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3y ago
Live migration works very well on both local and shared storage. Both products also have a hyperconverged solution if you like that sort of thing.
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3y ago
Proxmox and XCP-NG are well placed to take their customers and gradually add any missing functionality. Although neither have feature parity with VMWare they are adding new things all the time and are very responsive to their respective com
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3y ago
Yes, but you can host & run your own controller from anywhere.
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3y ago
Had never heard of Peplink till now - their modular stuff looks useful.
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3y ago
Hardware Specs: Motherboard: X11SPI-TF (Supports IPMI) Processor: Xeon Bronze 3204 (6 Core & 6 Thread) Memory: 2x8GB DDR4 RDIMM Power Supply: Corsair RM750e (750W Modular ATX) Chassis Dimensions (LxWxH): 20" x 17" x 7" Op
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45 Drives homelab server goes on pre-order
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3y ago
Ive purchased 14th & 15th gen motherboards directly from Dell in the past. Dell spares are actually pretty reasonably priced if you exclude storage.
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3y ago
Purchasing hardware from ASRockRack has made me realise just how far ahead the likes of Dell really are. - Worst docs Ive ever seen. - BIOS settings where you wonder if anything under them is actually implemented. - Non existent support - A
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3y ago
Shout out to anyone that worked on the Jedi Component Lib :) I think I left around C++ Builder 6 or 7 for the painfully slow performing world of .Net
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4y ago
What regulation was watered down that ultimately led to this?
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