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@donacsgo @MattSeesAss

@MattSeesAss +fent to reach 10k (I know a supplier)

This is the Peptide stack I used to rank up from 4,981 ELO to 8,793 in 2 months 🤫💉 Retatrutide ➙ Removes food noise, more game focus Pinealon ➙ protects brain, increased focus MOTS-C & NAD+ ➙ Energy boost, hit more headshots I also snort Semax for improved brain function

@congelation242 @valeradx Dell XPS 9320, what is weird with the keyboard?

@valeradx why does the laptop on the left have such a keyboard? who designed it?

You can Linux on a Windows laptop while a Macbook will get obsolete by the time Asahi Linux does anything.

@gabriele83 @MagneticNorse Yeah out of band management is one of the big benefits of enterprise class stuff

@Full____H0use @MagneticNorse I'm acquainted to having every server being completely manageable remotely either by ILO/iDRAC or some other thing. The only reason for physical access is usually when you need to actually replace parts or check/plug/unplug cabling.

Sloth is expensive and infuriating

@gabriele83 @MagneticNorse optiplex/precision towers (atleast this small) do not have idrac, but they can have Intel vPro....

@MagneticNorse iDRAC should work, did someone unplug the network cable or is it a network/switch/NIC problem?

@southstream @MagneticNorse a server is a computer providing a service

@MagneticNorse This is no a server, its some SFF Client. A server has IMM/iLO or whatever. Dont waste you years working for an Org cheaping out on servers.

@radmadvlad nice, im myself running the unifi stuff, but thinking about going over to 10g, atleast for some of my machines. Ubiquiti pricing on 10g stuff is not making it easy lol

@Full____H0use Just a couple unifi 8 port Poe switches a u6 pro with a fortigate 60f firewall. Also have some cameras running off an old Aruba 8 port Poe in the garage.

Whole homelab is in this one machine now. 12900ks 96gb ddr5 6000 Rtx3090 4tb nvme 2x14tb hdd running zfs Migrated my unraid fully with dockers and vms running in arch now.

@ruigirao1 @DecentCloud_org @MarcoNL88 @psomkar1 Sorry, should've probably be clearer, I ment enterprise as in servers/networking hardware. So where you worked, 4 hour SLA on laptops was possible?

@Full____H0use @DecentCloud_org @MarcoNL88 @psomkar1 It was enterprise 300/400 laptop inventory, all 4 years on site.

Dell workstation: $11,238 MacBook M5 Max: $4,399 performance winner: the cheaper one. by a lot. Dell built a $11k laptop and still lost to a consumer chip Apple designed in house. Intel and AMD are cooked 😭

@gogonbingogon @DecentCloud_org @psomkar1 isv certified dassault moment

@DecentCloud_org @psomkar1 If i have a penny from this isv certification everytime catia crashes randomly i would be a billionaire by now

@ruigirao1 @DecentCloud_org @MarcoNL88 @psomkar1 For end user devices it's NBD service, for enterprise 4h sla is the standard in my experience (nordics).

@DecentCloud_org @MarcoNL88 @psomkar1 Onsite being 4 hours maybe in US, in Europe is more 1 or 2 business days, however beats sending the laptop away for a 2 or 3 weeks…

@mycoliza seems about right

@supersat @second_steep @mycoliza it got a riser cable so you can mount it however you like

@second_steep @mycoliza Why? You can put a 1x card into an x16 slot. It's intentionally designed that way. Is there something I'm missing?

why

@poke_poukram @DocStrangelove2 at jork is this truer?

@DocStrangelove2 the people who believe everything grok says needed to hear that

@nikgeneburn add immediatly

For a long time, we’ve heard your feedback about vertical foregrip placement on our DDs. So, we did something about it.

@Jahjiren @NekoMichiUBC you don’t?

@NekoMichiUBC bro just got thermal vision laying around

The M4 Mac Mini is so efficient, it runs cooler than the USB hub it's plugged into.

@tkulogo @beaver_naughty His farm is in Idaho, channel is Rocky Mountain Farmer

@beaver_naughty Where is he? I'll buy 1000 lbs at twice that price.

Farmer gets 60 cents for 100 pounds of potatoes. Walmart charges 60 dollars for 100 pounds of potatoes. In the past, prices were lowered so people could save money when there was a surplus and it helped farmers move product. Now corporate greed is wrecking everyone. 🤔

@Jehkosa @tlindblad @InternetH0F Pretty much every source I can find for it states it indeed has a tracer TM 43-0001-28 (1977 and 1994 both state it has a tracer)

Then you guys must have used some odd tracerless training ammunition. I am 99.9% confident all combat shells have tracers. Maybe the steel training shots for the 105mm cannons didnt. Marines didnt get the M1A1 before 1989 which was the first Abrams model with the 120mm smoothbore and that M829 shell (it not being modeled on the images of the wiki page doesnt mean it isnt there) tanks shells having a tracer is such a given and been for so long that people dont even think about it. 105mm M774 and M833 combat shells which were in service from '79 and '80 had tracer elements. So I am just lead to assume that your units 105mm training ammunition in the 80s didnt have tracer elements for whatever reason. "Something something marines always out of money" kind of thing.

The real time speed on that thing is absolutely wicked

@boarhogb24 @UnknownenwonknU @TRIGGERHAPPYV1 If unable, I often compensate with car batteries into the ocean 👍

@UnknownenwonknU @TRIGGERHAPPYV1 93 now. Try to keep up.

Karen crashes out over pool water