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by locusm 4y ago
Pity they dropped storage capacity compared to previous model, the X570 model supported 7 drives.
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by locusm 4y ago
When companies migrate back to colo/on-prem from cloud are they disabling CPU vuln mitigations for non public facing servers? On some server generations the performance uplift is huge.
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by locusm 4y ago
When you move to an annual plan and then need to upgrade you will get charged a close out fee in addition to the extra plan cost. Yes, Google is charging you for the privilege of investing further in their platform. Google Partners have bee
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by locusm 4y ago
Something else to keep in mind when using Google Apps is Google will charge you a close out fee if youre on an annual plan and want to upgrade. Most customers find themselves wanting to do this upon reaching max mailbox size and it cant be
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by locusm 4y ago
NewEgg has been offloading Optane drives recently.
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Framework Shipping to Australia Next(community.frame.work)
4 points by locusm 4y ago|0 comments
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by locusm 5y ago
Yeah, I was really hoping this would take M.2 sticks.
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by locusm 5y ago
Queue the Joe Rogan episode where we find out what "really" happened.
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by locusm 5y ago
You running PiHole?
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by locusm 5y ago
The whats new video gives a good indication of how feature rich it is https://www.gpsoft.com.au/program/whatsnew.html
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by locusm 5y ago
Ive replaced Ubiquiti Unifi routers with Mikrotik RB5009's and its resultant bang for buck is impressive. The Ubiquiti Edge series is capable too but hasnt had feature updates in months. Ubiquiti product direction currently feels like
72.
by locusm 5y ago
Whats the recommended way to config VLANs if mixing recent Mikrotik router with existing Unifi switches & AP's.
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by locusm 5y ago
I find Ubiquiti wifi to be excellent and their EdgeRouter line has been reliable too but the routing products are just missing basic stuff.
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by locusm 5y ago
Mark thinks hes James Halliday
75.
by locusm 5y ago
My Mikrotik RB5009 arrived last week to replace the very unreliable Ubiquiti UDM. RouterOS supports Wireguard so looking forward to trying it.
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by locusm 5y ago
Unlikely this would have happened had it not been for the perceived Chinese threat.
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by locusm 5y ago
Spot fucking on.
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by locusm 5y ago
I think latest Fedora runs out of the box.
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by locusm 5y ago
You have a printer thats no where near a wired port. Your USB stick isnt going to work in this case.
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by locusm 5y ago
I hope this is one product of many and sometime in the future they cater to much smaller markets.
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by locusm 5y ago
Apple tosses togethor lossless and high res in this article, it states that its whole catalog will be available in lossless format and also this "For the true audiophile, Apple Music also offers Hi-Resolution Lossless all the way up
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by locusm 5y ago
$100 USD for shipping to Australia - thats bonkers.
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by locusm 6y ago
Ive seen someone have a fair bit of success with Grandstream AP's. The controller runs on an AP itself or on their router if memory serves me right. I believe they are also moving into the switch market later this year.
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by locusm 6y ago
Same reason I like EdgeRouters and VyOS
85.
by locusm 6y ago
Étienne de Crécy is one of my faves.
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by locusm 6y ago
I always want the QNAP hardware with Synology software. Synology hardware is really anaemic.
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by locusm 6y ago
Carbon frames are worth it for the damping factor alone if you ride for more than an hour a week IMHO.
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by locusm 6y ago
I used to work in emergency assistance (think travel insurance claims) and any job that took you to a number of countries in SEA meant you took $500 to $1000 USD for bribing officials for the sole purpose of retrieving passports.
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by locusm 6y ago
Its more common than you think, this was a couple of years ago where I live. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-28/shoplifting-luxury-go...
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by locusm 6y ago
I guess then you'll be demanding that we pit Japan's Fugaku against the best of Threadripper too huh?

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