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fulg
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Judging from the french language on the cans, I suspect this is the price in Canadian Pesos, not USD. But still expensive yes.
Thanks to XBMC and Team Xecuter my first Xbox definitely was an XXXbox. 😬
It’s fine, it’s not like we have a finite amount of fuel to put into them, we will always find more. /s
I wish they weren’t so expensive though.
IMO the biggest incentive of all is that the battery exists for the life of the vehicle and can be recycled at the end (the lithium inside does not disappear!), vs the gas which is literally burning money away.
I stand corrected then, thank you! I forgot about Opteron and Athlon (I was an Intel devotee at the time, my AMD phase happened much earlier with the 486 DX2 and DX4).
Cheers!
The thing that bothers me the most here is that the meme is using 64bit assembly instructions, which did not exist at the time keyboards were using IRQs to communicate. 🤣
For me what ended up being an important difference is that Remote Desktop is a screen share in KDE (meaning it only works if you’re already logged on, everyone sees what you are doing and the remote view does not adapt to the monitor you’re connecting with). In Gnome it is a real private remote session with virtual monitors.
I am told something like NoMachine will solve this on KDE but I haven’t set that up yet.
Agreed, what Bambu did is essentially steal the work of everybody and close it up, and go against anyone trying to reopen it.
To be fair though, the reason Bambu Lab printers work so well for most is in large part due to the walled garden approach.
I still disagree with it and will vote with my wallet by avoiding them, but I can see the appeal if you don’t know any better (or just don’t care!).
Prusa kind of tries to navigate both sides of the issue (not everything is open source anymore), so you can still get caught there.
They were running ZFS software raid. So ... maybe just use the raid controller instead?
It is generally a bad idea to do that nowadays, because it ties you forever to that controller. If it dies you will need to find an exact replacement or accept that the whole array is lost. With software raid you can run any hardware.
Wendell from Level1Techs is a good reference:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=l55GfAwa8RI
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Q_JOtEBFHDs
BTW: good score, you will have fun with those for sure.
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