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X-Wing vs Tie Fighter.

Trashcan.

I don't buy Asus mainboards because of price or features. I buy them because the chance of it being outright broken is low and for all their faults their BIOSes are pretty good. Note that I buy low or medium priced Asus brands such as Prime. I had bad experience with higher end desktop boards. I...

I wrote rants like this about Asus' RMA policies 20 years ago. I still buy Asus mainboards, but I wouldn't send them in for RMA.

Does that mean it has separate VM cache and ZFS cache like the other openzfs OSes?

Yeez. Worst imaginable choice.

Hope you enjoy it, Zarathustra.

ZFS ftw.

Nice coupon engineering. Hope somebody gets this.

Heck. At this time I am not quite over Netflix discontinuing disks.

Why is everybody talking about "preamps"? No preamps are involved in the chain from DAC to amp to speaker.

That is a common complaint of mine, lack of USB-controlled hamster volume. And you can usually not find out about it before purchase. But doesn't it have an easy to use volume knob?

"All Apple products"? That sounds unlikely, just think of the Watch.

I do ssh around for actual work, but the problem is that the web browser which I also need is local. And that can be a RAM killer when you have many tabs.

Not when it comes to running x86 virtual machines. That's the major reason I still use my 2019 i9 Macbook Pro. And the battery life is enough to carry it from one A/C outlet to another :)

I want one.

You indeed don't know any of that. It is a weakness in the current driver distribution model. Obviously there should be clear version numbers visible on downloads' file names and on whatever is running right now.

Impressive tech demo...

That link doesn't show anything to me. But yes, I hope we get another game where any random car can be modded in and where car setup has such a priority. Maybe a better tire model than AC1.

NVidia Tesla P40 24 GB just went through ebay for $150. That's a good card.

\m/

My gaming machine is multi-boot and used for messing with OSes.

Bad hub?

They can be triggered from any native code execution, including remote. So not yet from Javascript in a wen browser, but any form of remote code execution will do. Physical access is irrelevant for this class of vulnerabilities.

Dislike.

Yeah, the iPads should be in April.

Not physical access. A remote execution is sufficient. And over time it might be possible to exploit this from Javascript or Webassembly.

Does this have fine-graded suspension setup capability like Assetto Corsa does?

I don't think it is better than the SN850x and I still don't re-trust Samsung completely after their firmware screwups and how they solved them.

You can easily spot bulbed capacitors.

I like mine enough that I will try a capacitor replacement if/when it fails with a power problem.

LOL. We talk in 6 months.

The Loki ports were not bad. Myth II and friends. Of course that was in the 1990s...

You people are scaring me.

I don't think the OP has a ground loop leading to the noise.

IMHO it is only a question of time until vulnerabilities like this one can be used from Javascript or webassembly.

Just a generic 7.1. It's not my music computer: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKPL5HXZ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

I had a similar issue just recently. The USB isolator changed nothing. But you can still try it and send it back to Amazon if it doesn't do it. I bought this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0849JGL93/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 I ended up getting an entire new USB...

During bootup, when does the noise start? When the driver is loaded or is it always there?

Google has Fuchsia, which is actually original. Mostly based on asynchronous operations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia_(operating_system)