

So that explains why it’s so hard to get their hardware at reasonable prices.
The Post Ninja


So that explains why it’s so hard to get their hardware at reasonable prices.


slap the tailscale ips into your dns entries then. I do that.


Yes, also Tailscale already provides hostname dns for every device on your tailscale net.


Windows doesn’t install to USB.


I’ve run Debian and Ubuntu servers for many years. I currently run Fedora on my laptop, and dual boot my desktop with Fedora and Win11 as I slowly plan out and implement my Linux translation. My one big holdup is the VR support still lacking, which I hope gets fixed by the Steam Frame’s release.
Yeah, it technically works, but requires telling ROCm you have a 6800 XT instead


Time to leave the good phone at home and use a super cheap burner on an esim when out in public


RX 7600, comes in 8gb and 16gb variants. GL getting anything that isn’t ancient for under $200


USA needs to feed the oil addiction. Not big surprise.




The first Unifi Video NVR. It was a device with an Atom D525, running Debian 6, when Debian 6 was about to EOL. It went on the market for 6 months and then was pulled.


The speed difference is double, but you will only really notice if you’re pushing something memory intensive like a game of Factorio, a video render, or an AI model.
Definitely worth it. Runs exceptional woth GOS


If it means we get many GW of Solar added so be it… but I bet the oil guys will say “just add more gas turbines” and give them a rebate on the generators
AI datacenters are the scapegoat to a bigger problem


Somebody once told me…


Also consider Windows XP requires 200 MB of RAM to function, before we run any apps at all, so Tiny taking 46 MB to run leaves a huge headroom.


Tiny Core


Expensive things made by expensive people. Individual efforts don’t have the compute power to compete.
And there’s the real answer