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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:fedora is actually bad, sorry to burst yalls bubble but it needs to be said yeah taht's why unc is gonna fire him
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cinci zoo sniper posted:stop wearing it then i wear an ugly fisherman hat when i need to keep the horrible sun from scorching my bald scalp tyvm
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cinci zoo sniper posted:stop wearing it then
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I replaced my mobo because it had issues The new one worked at first (hours?) but now it won't last longer than 5 minutes in Windows (display just turns off and everything stops) and often fails to boot at all (just a black screen hang) Safe mode works fine, even overnight. Anyone know what I should be doing to diagnose/fix this? I've never had 100% functional safe mode and 99% broken normal before. There's nothing in event viewer after a failure in Windows besides the note that the last shutdown wasn't normal
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last time I had something like that happen it turned out the gpu wasn’t getting enough power. safe mode worked fine but the second regular desktop tried to enable any sort of fancy gpu rendering it would just crash
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Nov 17, 2018 19:35
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maybe your PSU is faulty, and it slow-cooked your old motherboard. and now its turning up the heat on your new one
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Malloc Voidstar posted:I replaced my mobo because it had issues sounds like some thing is overheating, or otherwise loving up, that safe mode doesn't load a driver for or uses in a fallback mode. try turning off all the motherboard-integrated poo poo like ethernet and ac97 Helianthus Annuus posted:maybe your PSU is faulty, and it slow-cooked your old motherboard. and now its turning up the heat on your new one yes check voltages. swap in a different psu if possible
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do bear in mind that PSUs are a wear item their rated capacity is often the capacity when brand-new. three or five years out, it ain't gonna meet the original benchmarks
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:do bear in mind that PSUs are a wear item Power delivery rating is a matter of the coils and transistors doing the rectification and step-down; those aren't wear components and will keep on chugging so long as you aren't overheating. Filtering and power factor correction are done through caps and those do degrade, though its pretty typical for a manufacturer to overspec those for an estimated 10yr service life (calculated against a 40hr/wk duty cycle). If the pfc caps start to get lovely then it just means it pulls a little more (apparent) power, no big deal. Filtering may be an issue if you have garbo input power or you're trying to overclock the thing to the last inch of its life and the hardware is freaking out from ripple on the output voltages but in the vast majority of cases it doesn't matter. Load up whatever monitoring software of your choice is and watch the voltage while under load. +/-5% is considered tolerance spec. BangersInMyKnickers fucked around with this message at 18:17 on Nov 19, 2018 |
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Power delivery rating is a matter of the coils and transistors doing the rectification and step-down; those aren't wear components and will keep on chugging so long as you aren't overheating. Filtering and power factor correction are done through caps and those do degrade, though its pretty typical for a manufacturer to overspec those for an estimated 10yr service life (calculated against a 40hr/wk duty cycle). If the pfc caps start to get lovely then it just means it pulls a little more (apparent) power, no big deal. Filtering may be an issue if you have garbo input power or you're trying to overclock the thing to the last inch of its life and the hardware is freaking out from ripple on the output voltages but in the vast majority of cases it doesn't matter. capacitors degrade your switching psu needs capacitors to be in-spec to work properly. your voltages will be hosed after the caps go tardocp found an old psu they had tested years earlier and "re-tested" it. shockingly, a 7 year old psu wasn't even close to spec anymore, who knew https://www.hardocp.com/article/2015/03/09/silverstone_olympia_1000w_power_supply_7_year_redux/6
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Yeah I explicitly said caps degrade and that is part of the design specification. Desktop PSUs are generally engineered for a 10yr service life with an average duty cycle (40-60hrs/wk), server PSUs for 24/7, and the thing that you are citing is a desktop unit that they acknowledge it had a heavy duty cycle. If you're running it in a more typical duty cycle, you can stretch it through a rebuild or two before junking it, just test voltage stability under load if you're screwing around with components to make sure it will hold up to what you're asking of it.
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lol some dipshit built some kind of threadripper/quad firepro monstrosity on a gaming board and desktop case on company dime, jamming it in a data closet overloading the UPS and making the 800W psu cook itself to death and then got promptly fired when someone found it
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I assume the missing word in your post is Bitcoin
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the claim was it was some kind of hyper-v vGPU or maybe OpenCL thing but yeah it smells of bitcoin and apparently was overheating/dying at all hours despite being under almost no user load
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how many threads did it rip
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Endless Mike posted:how many threads did it rip wish it would have ripped you out of this thread
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So what's the recommendation these days for a home router that can support gigabit through an ipv4 nat? The service entrance is down in the mechanical room so I don't care about wireless features. Been using an asus rt-n16 for years now but it needs daily reboots and is getting annoying. I want something like the tp-link safestream (cheap metal box) but that thing bottlenecks to 700mbit, through maybe it doesn't matter now that enough stuff is on ipv6 and bypassing the nat?
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if 700 mbps isn’t enough then why is 1000
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:So what's the recommendation these days for a home router that can support gigabit through an ipv4 nat? The service entrance is down in the mechanical room so I don't care about wireless features. Been using an asus rt-n16 for years now but it needs daily reboots and is getting annoying. I want something like the tp-link safestream (cheap metal box) but that thing bottlenecks to 700mbit, through maybe it doesn't matter now that enough stuff is on ipv6 and bypassing the nat? Probably an Ubiquiti Edgerouter will fit the bill.
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:if 700 mbps isn’t enough then why is 1000 loan me out $1000, ill repay $700
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cinci zoo sniper posted:loan me out $1000, ill repay $700 If both our salaries were capped at 2.5m USD per month I would gladly give you $300
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porkface posted:If both our salaries were capped at 2.5m USD per month I would gladly give you $300 lets make it happen then 
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msnbc: latvia man became billionaire in quest to win a $300 bet with a friend
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speaking of latvia there's probably a mikrotik hardware product that would work, depending on the nat requirements like the hEX (rb750gr3)
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:if 700 mbps isn’t enough then why is 1000 because I have gigabit service that regularly delivers 900mbit streams and I don't feel like bottlenecking it
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DJ Commie posted:speaking of latvia there's probably a mikrotik hardware product that would work, depending on the nat requirements like the hEX (rb750gr3) you're not gonna get line rate without either a big hot multicore xeon, or special-purpose hardware microtik typically eschews both
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:you're not gonna get line rate without either a big hot multicore xeon, or special-purpose hardware not my experience with them, but it all depends on the nat rules. a better option that might have an actual chance would be one of the non-lovely ubnt edgerouters, those run a vyatta fork and work pretty well at huge line rates.
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nordVPN seems to block twitter embeds on SA not sure if feature
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syscall girl posted:nordVPN seems to block twitter embeds on SA It's the other way around, Twitter blocks NordVPN.
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spankmeister posted:It's the other way around, Twitter blocks NordVPN. right, bad phrasing also amazon blocks nordVPN because reasons
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nordvpn also lacks basic features like port forwarding torguard appears very janky but its surprising how comprehensive it is and cheep too
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:nordvpn also lacks basic features like port forwarding i got a year of nord for < $100 for cyber Monday rip me
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hit up support maybe they can hook you up with a different egress ip
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DJ Commie posted:not my experience with them, but it all depends on the nat rules. a better option that might have an actual chance would be one of the non-lovely ubnt edgerouters, those run a vyatta fork and work pretty well at huge line rates. the ubnt edgerouters use dedicated hardware to achieve line rates microtik generally avoids that kind of design
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how the gently caress do i get rid of the "lol look at this dumb poo poo" banner i am not a web wizard and i can't fuckin find it in the css
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:how the gently caress do i get rid of the "lol look at this dumb poo poo" banner use element picker thing to block it through adblocker if you have one that does that
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cinci zoo sniper posted:use element picker thing to block it through adblocker if you have one that does that i do have one of those things and it does not work on the troll banner idk why i can't find it in the page source either maybe i'm just stupid
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nvm I figured out what the problem was. the reason it doesn't work with my element picker is that they use a non-standard tag -- <cloudflare-app/> the ublock cosmetic filter turned out to be this: code:
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:nvm I figured out what the problem was. the reason it doesn't work with my element picker is that they use a non-standard tag -- <cloudflare-app/> thank
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