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by mwpmaybe 11mo ago
You can still spin the damn encoder.
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by mwpmaybe 11mo ago
In theory but the odds of you having an HVAC control board that supports OpenTherm are extremely low.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
I thought Google Wave was going to kill email and chat and a whole bunch of other stuff.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
I see them on Amazon, sold by WayPonDEV. I've bought several NanoKVM brand devices from them and haven't had any problems (yet).
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Came here to endorse the NanoKVM USB. It's a great little device. Wendell made a video[0] on it. The web interface is super handy. I keep one in my tool bag and I've been meaning to buy a second one for a dedicated crash cart. I c
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Different use-cases. The Sipeed product comparable to the GL-RM1 is the NanoKVM Cube. Comparable to the GL-RM10 is the NanoKVM Pro (Desk). (Of course you could use the Cube on a crash cart, too. Just like you can use the butt of a screwdriv
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
You can modify the internal electronics to accomplish this. YouTuber Luke Miani did it a couple years ago. A quick google brings up a few guides including a couple user-contributed-but-ostensibly-QC'd guides on iFixit.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
> I've had poor luck with the couple of VGA-to-HDMI I've ever used over the years Yes, they're terrible, but... > latency, poor video quality For a crash cart? Who cares. For everything else... > Are there any known-
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
I did the "start ms-cxh:localonly" trick yesterday on a fresh install of Windows 11 25H2 and it worked fine, so...?
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
For context, it was intended to be the successor to PA-RISC and compete with DEC Alpha.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
> a "this is great but tangential reasons why this does not fit one of my use cases" anecdote I understand your point, but I suspect I'm not the only sysadmin-type on HN and that this might be a more common (to this partic
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
This is all great, but as someone who logs into dozens of new-to-me systems every week I am unfortunately better served by learning raw systemctl and journalctl commands and training around them instead of a suite of tools and scripts that
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
I have Linux (AMD RDNA2), Windows (NVIDIA Ada), and Mac (M3) systems hooked up to my L1T DP1.4 KVM[1] without any other gadgets and they all work fine. What problem(s) are you trying to solve/did you solve with the EDID cloner? 1. htt
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Say more?
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
The only people who will work for the government are the people who know they can abuse and personally profit from it.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
The CM5's NIC has timestamping, but not sure if there's a TXCO hack for it.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Interesting. The serial GPS module currently wired up to my Raspberry Pi doesn't have a stationary mode per se but there is a feature called AlwaysLocate that seems related. I can choose between Periodic Backup/Standby and AlwaysL
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
ETA: Oh, and PCIe Gen5 between the CPU and south bridge(s).
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
It will simply throttle.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Ah, yes, it's definitely a poor choice for most video-encoding and some video-decoding use-cases. Just not sure how GP goes from that to "dud"...
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
> Raspberry 5 is a dud cf. the Pi 4: 2–3X CPU performance, full 5Gbps USB 3.0 ports, a PCIe Gen2 x1 connector, dual 4-lane MIPI connectors, support for A2-class SD cards, an integrated RTC... A dud?? What's the issue? The price?
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
> I bought a geforce RTX 3080 at launch and boy was I surprised at the power draw and heat/noise it pumps out. I wonder why anybody bothers with the 90 series at all. More VRAM, and NVLink (on some models). You can easily run them a
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
As we discussed elsewhere you could put the Ryzen 5 5600 into 45W ECO mode and cool it passively. Or a Ryzen 5 7600 if you decide to jump up to AM5 (which is probably a good idea even though you'll need new RAM).
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Terrible for VFIO!
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
The combination of the twin Matisse I/O dies (one on the CPU package, one serving as the X570 chipset), Zen 3 chiplets, and overall maturity of the AM4 platform is still unmatched. I'm waiting for AM5 to "get good" befor
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Painful memories of trying to build the kernel on my 486DX2/50, letting it run overnight and waking up to a compile-time error or non-booting kernel...
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
This is a little confusing because you were referring to a Core i5-6600 and presumably an i5-7500T or i7-7700T above but now you mention a 5600. Are you referring to a Ryzen 5 5600?
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
I suspect that's a very slimmed-down .config and probably only e.g. `make bzImage`, versus something like a Debian kernel .config with modules, headers, etc. A full Ubuntu kernel takes quite a bit longer on my 5950X, which is admittedl
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Devil's Canyon and Haswell-E were great overclockers. I had an i7-4790K re-lidded with liquid metal stable at 4.7GHz all-core and (a bit later) an i7-5960X stable at 4.5GHz all-core. But yes power consumption and thermal output were th
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
> The i7-4770 was one. It reliably outperformed later Intel CPUs until near 10th gen or so. Per which benchmarks? > At 13th gen, Intel swaps E for P cores. One nit, Intel started adding (not swapping) E-cores to desktop parts with 12t

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