I don’t think anyone has mentioned this but HDMI is just Cat-6 with a fancy hat. You can run cat-6 cabling through your attic, down the walls, etc., as if you were setting up a standard Ethernet run. Then, slap some rj-45 to hdmi adapters on each, and voila! Or you could just put proper hdmi heads on the cable ends and skip the adapters.
EDIT: Amazon product link with diagrams.
I have an old pixel book pro (or whatever their $1500 Chromebook was called) somewhere. I wonder if there is Libreboot support for it.
EDIT: Looks like it. Not sure what to do with it, but cool that it’s supported.
I am tempted to use AI to try and create firmware for RokuTV devices and televisions.
Nice. I’ll give it a shot. Thank you.
Let me use my Raspberry Pi 3b as a practical example of what @[email protected] was explaining. I run PiHole + Unbound on the Raspberry Pi 3b, with 1GB of ram. The main killer for a little Pi 3b is reading and writing to the SD card. We want to avoid that as much as possible. Block lists get updated weekly, so that’s no big deal, but there is still a lot of traffic information that is being kept track of. The solution is to load all of that into zram. As you can imagine, on a slow and resource constrained system like a Pi 3b, any performance enhancement has a huge impact. A 452x performance increase over ZRAM on a system that mostly lives on ZRAM is massive.
I am not entirely sure about this but I imagine that this is also massive news for live operating systems like Tails and Kali Live.
I wonder what the iops look like on that.
I use Proxmox as a VDI server. I understand that this isn’t homelab territory, but selfhosted VDIs have proven exponentially more reliable and easier to manage than cloud based ones (after the initial PitA setup). Flawless copy/paste, screen resize, and most importantly, file transfers. When you connect to 12 different clients, each with a different set of security requirements, system hardening, monitoring, and VPN access, being able to console amd fully interact with a sandboxed desktop becomes priceless.
“Activision subcontracts Halo development to struggling studio, Bungie.”
That’d be weird.
Cyan, makers of Myst:
I’d like to add that Lenovo’s warranty and extended warranty is second to none. Although I cannot verify Costa Rica, I do know that they have strong international coverage. Thinkpads are meant for business across the globe.
Eh. It was never meant to be a big game. Trying to turn it into a flagship after launch isn’t gonna work. I’m just glad I experienced it at launch and season 2 before they really start to tinker. I think that will have to be enough for me.
Marathon. The best game most people will never play.
It really is very good.
Yeah. For clarification, the reason the web apps do not work well for me is simply because of our cluents’ security settings, and because I need to separately connect and sandbox each client. The Outlook webapp has been behaving well enough lately when using Brave Origin containers (some clients require Chromium browsers, otherwise Firefox containers work too). Teams on the other hand does not behave well through whatever they are doing in IT security when using the web app.
Fuck. Yeah, I fogot that one. Damned VDIs.
All I need is the ability to run Teams and Outlook on Bottles.
I can’t wait for multikernel based Proxmox VE.
He’s not being an arse. You shat on a man’s life work. It’s something he was remembered for. Also, Samba has been a life saver more times than I care to remember.
What is the monetization?
Rogue Trader is near the top of my backlog. Has anyone here played it? How is it?
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