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lol VxWorks would like a word (for more reasons than stability). Nuclear is the way to go.

We agree to agree.

I’d prefer not knowing that a registry even exists. Leave it to shared OS whatevers and steer toward app bundles / apps with cloud configs for the rest.

Grabbed two a couple weeks back at $120. No regrets. Fewer regrets at $100/ea.

Oh, so they finally see why Apple has appeal.

Thanks for sharing this.

Core i3-6100T for the hardware encryption support. Still in service.

Yep. ATX standard should be bumped to 24V (industrial controls voltage). Many more I/O options would then become available for simmers and generally anyone interested in automation via desktop/server systems.

Cmon, guys. Bethesda just hired its 6th-ever voice actor.

Console lifetimes overlap. The PS3/360 uArchs stopped exactly when they were released, not a development advance since. Meanwhile, Core 2 was released in 2006 and saw several successors in Core i3/i5/i7 until a console finally launched in *late 2013* (~8 years after its predecessor) that...

I think it beats the 8-10 year cycles of dead end development (Cell/POWER) and lowest-common-denominator tech stagnation that comes of it. How many Intel tick-tocks did PC gaming rack up while development was still targeted at the PS3/360? PlayStations and XBoxes now have more hardware in...

Taco Bell.

I've been writing some embedded libraries for an ongoing personal project and downshifted to really think about my approach. Particularly, I'm sanity-checking whether an object-oriented implementation for some of this stuff is even a starter, or if my OO approach is worthless. Here's where I'm...

Still haven’t moved on from my 8086k (generally satisfactory) and 1070Ti (terrible supply). No clue if Windows 11 is supported but I can a) write software and b) play some counterstike.

About to pull the trigger on a 16” Pro Max, 64GB, 32-core GPU, 2TB. Hold my (few) beers.

True. I keep being reminded of this every time I run into artificial limitations in automation control software (*cough* Rockwell Automation), specifically the fact that their compiler implements every possible operation as an inline call, which bubbles memory usage upon the simplest...

This is weird. If you’re given documented, programmatic APIs to use the hardware, how is it an affront to “computing freedom?”

Gotta respond to M1 with something

Built my brother’s first PC with this CPU.

Early adopter: some of my existing stuff isn’t working but software is being developed Alarmist: oh no what are we gonna do?

Promising. Hoping to snag the rumored M1X MBP 16” in a few months

Picked up a Dell PowerEdge R620 with 2x Xeon E5-2640v2, 192 GB DDR3, Intel x540 dual port 10Gb, Intel I350 quad port 1Gb, redundant supplies, and a couple of 300GB SAS drives in a 1U chassis. I'll probably end up replacing its fans with quieter Noctua models, increasing the memory to at least...

Can't complain. :D edit: my mistake, it has 4 gigabytes of memory. It has another slot so I could add a 4 gigabyte DIMM to get dual-channel mode working...

Here's some information: https://www.watchguard.com/wgrd-help/documentation/hardware-guides The as-shipped M370 uses a Lanner NCB-WG4210 mainboard with a Skylake Celeron G3900 CPU and 4 gigabytes of memory. Storage is (now) a Kingston mSATA 120GB SSD. I kept the original 16GB drive with...

Unexpectedly, I ended up with both the M400 and M370... for free. I swapped the M370's drive, upgraded the CPU with a spare on hand, and installed pfSense. It's the fastest IPSec server, and firewall generally, that I've owned. No complaints. The M400 is probably going to be sold again, so I'm...

I was able to grab one of these in new condition on eBay this morning for less than $30. I anticipate the UTM license is expired for the unit, but I intend to install PFsense anyway. This is all for home lab work and ultimately a dedicated home appliance. I have been shopping around for similar...

The R6 is quite good. It’ll probably house several builds in its lifetime.

Yes, it works. Haven’t seen issues. What would they look like?

I use it when creating compatible volumes between Windows and MacOS. No problems.

Got a Vault-Tec bathroom tumbler for cheap, thanks!

What speakers are these? (nice setup!)

A small screen, a single cupholder, and two controllers for, presumably, two people to play? But hey, there's DVDs on the shelf - those ought to come in handy on a 4k monitor.

It’s cheaper than a video game. In 4 one. :oops:

One thing you can do in the future to verify an install like this is to use a meter to probe the voltage of each hot leg to ground and between each other. I own several Fluke models including a 117 and can definitely recommend it or a 115 (I bought for the dad) for residential installations. I...

Yes, one 5.25” object.

Thanks for the heads up!

Port it all - to just my XBox.

Just permit Steam to be installed on an XBox.

I ended up with this model: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0144ESOSM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 For $42, it's a fantastic piece of equipment. Thanks again, bds1904!