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re: Prices are out of control

Posted by bluebarracuda on 10/6/26 at 8:25 am to
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2800 bucks for 32GB of server memory.


That's the HPE/Dell markup price :lol:

re: Prices are out of control

Posted by bluebarracuda on 10/6/26 at 7:45 am to
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Totally different than general data centers with workload that can move with a click


Spoken like someone that has never stepped foot in either. Toured the Switch facilities in Vegas, and the layout, cooling, and power infrastructure is very different from their "non-AI" facilities.

Could they work in either? Sure, but there's a reason they're not building them the same

re: Cooking with Miso Paste

Posted by bluebarracuda on 10/5/26 at 8:25 pm to
Brown butter and miso steak

re: How is a 16" Dell XPS 3K+?

Posted by bluebarracuda on 10/4/26 at 4:59 pm to
Takes a while getting used to a non-touch after having one
Were you forced to upgrade to W11 on release to make your hardware deprecated? Absolutely not. W10 was still supported for years after W11 release
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Hell, they damn sure don't mind taking AppleCare money for them.


Completely different kind of support my guy :lol:
End of support isn't an outlandish concept. Every tech vendor does it.

As long as it was notified well ahead of time and documented, this isn't a big deal. Dropping support out of the blue is bullshite
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City are not a massive club


These guys have no idea who tf city were before the 2000s :lol:
These were just straight up .99/lb with no coupon needed. It said one per customer, but the price applied to multiple when I purchased 2 at the same time

re: IPTV how to

Posted by bluebarracuda on 9/20/26 at 2:29 pm to
Could try a different stream? There should be multiple streams for each channel

re: IPTV how to

Posted by bluebarracuda on 9/20/26 at 1:54 pm to
I experience virtually no buffering with IPT's service. I have mine configured pretty in-depth to work with Dispatcharr and Plex though
Team so shite he cant even bother staying in their own thread :lol:
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had no idea saka was playing



He and Benny mesh so well together, it's a shame his quality plummets when Timber comes on because Timber is the better fullback

re: IPTV how to

Posted by bluebarracuda on 9/13/26 at 4:33 pm to
I'd be careful giving out IPT invites to randoms... Don't want them having shite ratios if they start torrenting and bring down your account
I mostly use it to write random powershell scripts for me, or do some admin shite like creating spreadsheets and whatnot from interface metrics
Go back to your hole, loser.

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PS before anyone tries to deny the offense, every other team and supporters on Reddit have agreed it was at least reviewable and yellow



Using reddit as a metric for debate automatically disallows your takes you fricking loon.

Your sorry arse team got railed. Instead of dealing with it like an adult, you come whining and bitching like a typical Chelsea bitch would do.

You should be embarrassed. Your other TD compadres appear to have handled the loss fine, yet you come in here and make a fool of yourself.
Hardwiring TVs when you have great wifi is dumb.

Most TVs still use 10/100 adapters, so you can likely get faster speeds via wifi
At this point, Hincapie and Calafiori are our LBs and MLS is a midfielder
Chicken, potatoes, and other vegetables are cheap as all get out. People who say groceries are too expensive don't know how to shop
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How does a raid interface with my home network?


Raid isn't a storage type, it's how you can manipulate drives to create storage pools (individual hard drive redundancy). You would use qnap/sybology/truenas OS to create the raid arrays, and then host the storage pools on the network from there.

Raid itself isn't a backup. It's drive redundancy