enronmusk

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by enronmusk 6mo ago
Exposing double standards is not whataboutism.
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by enronmusk 10mo ago
Humanity has moved on from roman numerals 1000+ years ago. Talk about tech debt. > In accounting Only in America.
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by enronmusk 10mo ago
Although the video is correct in the sense that AWS is vastly overpriced compared to most other cloud/VPS providers, the title is wrong: OP is not using a dedicated server (see 2:40 of the video) -- he is using a shared VPS. Hetzner
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by enronmusk 11mo ago
> filesystem snapshots may not lead to consistent DB backups Only if your database files are split across multiple file systems, which is atypical.
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by enronmusk 1y ago
Thank you for responding. How do you explain your CPU hitting 100C in that case? That should not have happened. https://www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-core-ultra-9-285k/2... lists maximum temperature as 88.2C wi
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by enronmusk 1y ago
Excellent point. A single case fan is highly atypical and concerning. I also have a fractal define case with anti noise padding material and dust filters, but my temperatures are great and the computer is almost inaudible even when compilin
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by enronmusk 1y ago
Yes, I have read the article and I agree Intel should be shamed (and even sued) for inaccurate statements. But it doesn't change the fact it has never been a good idea to run desktop processors at their throttling temperature -- it&#x2
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by enronmusk 1y ago
If OP's CPU cooler (Noctua NH-D15 G2) wasn't able to cool down his CPU below 100C, he must have been (intentionally or unintentionally with Asus multi core enhancement) overclocked his CPU. Or he didn't apply thermal paste pr
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by enronmusk 1y ago
Looks like every single comment here is disagreeing with the article, yet it has a voting score of 61. Who is upvoting rage bait/poor quality content?
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by enronmusk 1y ago
You don't need a special OS to have backups or even just btrfs/lvm snapshots.
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by enronmusk 1y ago
Makes sense, thanks for clarifying!
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by enronmusk 1y ago
That appears to cost $352. Wouldn't it be much better to get a used ThinkPad for that amount of money? The ThinkPad would have better build quality and a more powerful processor.
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by enronmusk 1y ago
That's $550 on amazon/newegg. It's not in the same price range at all.
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by enronmusk 1y ago
$2400/year is $200/month. He is correct.
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by enronmusk 2y ago
How has Russia attacked the US since Putin came into power?
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by enronmusk 2y ago
AFAIK the NVFBC patch is no longer required for new Sunshine versions thanks to https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine/pull/2471 . However, NVIDIA say that "The NvFBC desktop capture library does not have
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by enronmusk 2y ago
Thanks, but I did check that earlier as well. My private, static address is correctly labeled: privacy: vpn: false proxy: false tor: false relay: false hosting: false service: ""
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by enronmusk 2y ago
FWIW I too am unable to access reddit using my home (residential) IP. I've never had an account there, so I have no idea why they would block my IP. I also haven't scraped anything, ever. Previously I could access old.reddit.com,
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by enronmusk 5y ago
What makes you say that? Outside of contracting and a few elite firms in London, being a developer in the UK is like being an accountant -- nothing special.
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by enronmusk 6y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for elaborating and apologies for derailing your green card question.
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by enronmusk 6y ago
> pension If you're OK with locking up your money for 30+ years, sure. > no property taxes in the UK That's a bug, not a feature. There's little incentive for people to downsize, which leads to suboptimal use of resourc
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by enronmusk 6y ago
> A 100k GBP London salary can be as efficient as a $170k Salary in SF The marginal tax on a £100-125k London salary is 62%. Also, VAT there is much higher than sales tax in CA. The savings from your ISA accounts will be negligible until