If you’re fine with atx go atx, smaller is harder for airflow, but not always if we’ll designed.
Size matters less nowadays again with m.2, the old optical and hard drives really made most of the constraints, now it’s all about your gpu and then your cpu cooling.
Don’t buy the cheapest, but don’t buy the most expensive, look for a case that’s the right size, and easy to open, has a few fans, not too many but not too few. Cheaper cases have really thin metal that bends and cuts you.
Front panel matters, how the drives mount matters (less so now that we’re all m.2), honestly spend $70 on a decent but small case, you’ll be fine.
I love what you did, especially the c++.
Using a unifi right now but this is the perfect replacement, especially since it’s programmable, just put a few nic ports on a vm and let it run.
Just beautiful.
Nature is healing.
That’s cute. It was noisier than you can possibly imagine, but damn if you didn’t need that nap while tests ran.
Because they use different profiles for resolution negotiation with the monitor, the hdmi must have found 4k support in the HDMI 1.2 or 2.0 profile and switched while the dp routine found the lowest common denominator with the monitor, like 640x480 and used that.
The gfx bios isn’t that bright.
Same, though I too switched to an aws instance and before that linode since 2008 or so.
Miss the old days of not having to worry about IPBL.
My Brother laser printer sends its regards.
I’m not homeless, though my backpack does have a wraparound pillow attached to it for when I used to camp in Chinese data centers or do chip bringup.
Have a collapsible cot in my trunk too.
Lenovo m715q, ryzen 2400ge isn’t bad, put more ram and an nvme and it’s solid.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Wake-on-LAN
You need the Mac address, but the easiest way is to ssh to your rpi and run wol there.
I don’t know any wol apps for a phone, but I’m sure they exist.
I moved most of my apps into containers, the key is having your pulseaudio socket be accessible to the container and then editing /etc/pulse/client.conf in the container to point to that socket path.
Glx and all the major things work in containers, just a few bits of flakeyness you usually work through.
1 != true, 1 is an int, true is a boolean
It’s just managers terrified people will realize they have 0 value.
Worked on some of the chips they used, I like the way they rolled, but agree, they’re moving towards the dark side.
Using unifi with that setup, 4 vlans for 4 ssids, I’m fine with it, but I think there’ll be some hate here for anything unifi nowadays.
Wow, I left shortly after but I was still fresh.
Went to a startup with a xoogler boss who was brilliant but without all the stupid bits of Google, he’s awesome and we’re rocking.
The pay cut was worth the massive decrease in BS, I enjoy my job and being productive.
This makes sense but I’m surprised about the pressure to ship, we saw pressure to deliver but also idiots kept having “brilliant ideas” about the requirements so whatever you were doing was obsolete before it was halfway to completion.
Google was just like God spilled a person.
It’s not senior, or at least not just senior, it’s the process.
You’re doing it for your promotion packet, once you’ve got that in place you leave and your project falls apart because there is absolutely 0 interest or understanding for Sustaining engineering or really anything except “I Made this”.
The smart people hop around while the slow ones try to milk out some promotions to keep going.
It’s a catastrophe, and with the current downturn the politics is turning nasty.
Starcraft 2 is the solid bet, the campaign teaches you a lot.
But Supreme commander forged alliance for just a crazy amount of fun, almost 20 year old game and still has the game play to keep you landed, and they have YouTube games online.