Lazy toot: the Dell R440 has this mezzanine NIC that clearly has a 10G option. Anyone know what the keywords are that I should search for on eBay to upgrade the 2x1G NIC in this box?
@kwf I mean, I don't think you're ever going to have issues with a 0gvxf4. It's a dummy broadcom with very little amount of features.
And it looks like it's less expensive than a mellanox?
Does anyone remember the MMO hacking game where you start with like a comically slow computer and you dial into other player's "computers" and can poke around in their file system, delete logs, download warez you find on their computer to add to your own toolkit?
My annual plea for a thing: I want a type 1 hypervisor that just has a small isolated VM and then passes through the rest of the hardware to the main VM which runs Linux. The small VM is intended to be used to run small pieces of code that the main OS should not be able to interfere with. Does such a thing exist? (Think Xen, but with a Dom0 that can't see into DomUs)
some good news: solutions to the nix stuff are coming; so if you’re thinking of mass evacuating the ecosystem please hold off a little to see what’s coming this week
One of their support agent joined a zoom meeting where we could reproduce the issue in front of them.
The thing will output its error in morse code on a LED.
a month later, another support agent "We believe you can't read morse code".
"Please open the video attached 3 comments up, with the recording of the LED"
chat, what's your recommended way of learning the theory behind PID controllers and autotuning? i need one that doesn't involve a 150 page treatise on z-transforms and poles in complex plane. i just want to write a script that makes heating in this house tolerable
3/8” socket ratchet to a digital torque gauge, to a 3/8”-1/4” adapter, to a 1/4” hex, to a 1/2” socket adapter, to a shimano cassette tool. #BikeTooter
