tylerflick

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by tylerflick 9mo ago
I grew up like this. We had special glass plates on the doors so you could see the fire (though this meant cleaning the glass every week).
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by tylerflick 9mo ago
If you’re referencing the Android TV client, yes I have both Atmos and DTS:X streaming as passthrough to my receiver. One thing of note is that DTS:X only seems to work with MKV containers on Android.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
> every other metal known at the time You’re forgetting lead, but the point is all the same.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
To the benefit of everyone backing up their media libraries.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
The 5800X didn’t ship with a stock cooler IIRC. Mine is cooled with a 360 AIO + PTM7950, the thing just runs really hot when all cores are hitting ~4.4GHz.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
> 5600X is cheaper and acts less than a heater over the winter It’s impossible to keep my 5800x below 90C under full load.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
> TOTALLY okay with it consuming +600W energy The 2019 i9 Macbook Pro has entered the chat.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
Doh, you’re right. I’m over here getting my protocols mixed up. IIRC it is very similar though.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
CEC is just i2c which is a bus. In fact you can hook regular i2c devices up to an HDMI port and communicate with them. You’ll need a resistor and shouldn’t draw more than 50 mA.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
Yeah, as someone with two of these I would never let them connect to the internet. It’s chock full of ads. I do connect them to a jailed LAN so I can control them over the network.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
Monitor brightness is controlled over CEC which is just i2c. Windows most certainly supports this on an OS level.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
If you want a macOS/OS X release with soul, check out Snow Leopard.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
Are people doing more than serving SMB shares with their NAS’s? I feel like I’m missing out on something.
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by tylerflick 10mo ago
Musk isn’t getting a trillion. Tesla sales would have to skyrocket.
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
PopOS's Cosmic DE has this baked in. I was unsure about the feature at first, but it has proved itself useful. I wonder if this will eventually be Shirlocked into macOS.
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
Vanguard supports Yubikey.
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
Also, Spiderman 2 since it’s a Playstation exclusive. Incredible game worth every penny.
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
Totally agree. It’s one of those features that feels like magic. So handy for those digital purchase codes you get with blu-rays.
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
Or even worse, what if they vibe coded it?
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
I have severe food allergies and have used desensitization to expand what I can eat. It can take months and occasionally backfires, but it works.
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by tylerflick 11mo ago
Not at that transfer rate. SPI which is the next fastest (common) protocol you find on micros typically operates around 10 Mhz, but this isn’t an apples to apples comparison.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
I think I hated life most after 20 miles. Especially in training.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
Why not both? Why limit your financial vessels?
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by tylerflick 1y ago
A broken clock is right twice a day.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
For real. Where is my Dennis Ritchie coin?
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by tylerflick 1y ago
This. I was fortunate to be able to have the choice to leave, but it wasn’t always this way. I often reflect on what it was like to have constant dread of the next auto repair I would have to pay for.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
Not sure about monitoring, but I always put any device I don’t trust on a jailed LAN/AP.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
It’s another league, but I don’t get the point of mixing enterprise rack-mounts with Raspberry Pis.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
Still rocking a 2018 pro as well. At this point I would pay Apple for OS upgrades as I don’t see any reason to buy a new model.
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by tylerflick 1y ago
Why not both? Home Assistant integrates with Homekit.

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