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3y ago
I still have couple of these in a box somewhere. I recall they had a ps2 connector.
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3y ago
The In-game AM Talk radio stations where one of the best parodies of modern America. At least back in the early 2010s when the game was released.
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3y ago
End of year is not a requirement. Ive worked at two places in two different states where the policy was use-it-or-lose-it.
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3y ago
Curious - does having 4k (compared to 2k or 1080p) make a huge difference for security cameras for surveillance on a property like a home?
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3y ago
>Apple surely doesn’t have a cluster that at all compares with the big cloud giants. Apple has a lot of cash to throw at it. Question would be if Apple is even interested in it.
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Yeah, probably. But it's not as if they had a lot of good options during those years. They had to jumpstart their post-soviet economy. The west did a great job dangling the right amount of carrots in exchange. Then there were the techn
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3y ago
Because of Geerling's early videos on Ansible - I started looking into Ansible and learning it. Also, went down the rabbit hole on how to compile a kernel. (For no real reason other than I could).
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3y ago
>anyone at the company thought this was a good idea I've been wondering about that since the day I noticed that they include the Xbox app on the enterprise version of Windows 10 and 11.
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3y ago
One good thing still about Chamberlain garage door openers is that the screw terminal to wire up the wall switch is still accessible. So when I recently had my garage door replaced, I never bothered to activate the MyQ crap that came with
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3y ago
I switched from Samsung's Smarthub to HASS - been really happy with the move. Took me a while to wrap my head around some of the manual configuration. Regardless, due to strong community support, HASS plays nice with devices that I cou
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3y ago
"enshittification" is a word that I've seen thrown around a lot this year. Hopefully Webster picks it up to add to their dictionary.
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3y ago
Easy fix https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/restor...
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3y ago
A simple change in the windows registry fixes that.
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3y ago
I don't see how this could be any different than say a person reads a book. Then uses what they learned from that book to write another book? Sure, if they're literally copying material from one book and then adding that as their
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3y ago
You need 50 of those to run at home for selfhosting/homelab? I've bought a few. Never had any issues. They're not hard to find if you need them in bulk. But then again, most people don't need 50 of them or even more than
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3y ago
yeah, I saw those on amazon. Not sure how well they worked compared to the official PikVM board/kit. I might buy the CSI-HDMI adapter from Geekworm and try it out on a Pi4.
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the NUC is a bad example. Plenty of used mini-PCs in secondary markets that can be had for sub-$100-150 price range with 7th-8th gen i5 or i7 CPUs. More I/O options than a raspberry Pi and beats a Raspberry Pi many many times over in p
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3y ago
Which module/case did you get? I saw a bunch of them sold as BliKVM. Is that it?
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3y ago
Dont think its suppose to be every few years. I was told it’s good for 10 years. Unless you are in high risk category. Specifically one with a family history of colon cancer. That’s what I was told when I got one as soon as I turned 50. I d
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3y ago
Adobe Acrobat reader installer is also almost a 1 gb download these days. One thing I do find that Acrobat does better is compression. I can usually reduce a PDF down to about 30%-40% of its original size without much loss in quality. I&#x
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Looks like only 1 U.S seller has it in stock. The others have the Zero W. Not the 2. But thanks, I hadn't looked at the rpilocator in a while and was waiting for my local Microcenter to get them.
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3y ago
Pi Zero 2 W are still hard to find. Even though the Rpi 4 supplies have gotten better in the past few months.
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3y ago
yeah. Some of those ThinkCentre models have an actual 8x PCIe slot. Like the m720q. https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/lenovo-thi...
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3y ago
Even citrus fruits for Vitamin-C?
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3y ago
Good luck getting support from google/youtube if you have issues with your premium account. Like a friend of mine who recently decided to setup a family group on his google account, so he can include immediate family members in his hou
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I have 1 gbps as well and it has worked fine for me. Especially if I'm sitting close to the my AP or even better when connected via ethernet. In some cases, I couldn't tell the difference between locally installed game or cloud. G
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Along that same line - My Home-automation setup is fairly simple using Samsung's hub and requires very little maintenance. But I do have a fairly complicated homelab and network setup. I'm in my early 50s and have considered what
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3y ago
interesting read. thanks.
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If race-based targeted medical treatment is a possibility, i.e that targets specific areas of the genome commonly found within specific human groups - then why is it not possible to have a race-based biological weapon?
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3y ago
It seems that the limits of physics are itself the great filter.
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