ezschemi

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by ezschemi 10mo ago
Great to see this! I have two Framework Desktops running with CachyOS, for AI workloads, software development and light gaming. Great machines! I wish the header for the power button and LEDs was rotated 180 degrees so the NanoKVM doesn’t
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by ezschemi 1y ago
Our daughter absolutely loves her Yoto Mini. We have a hundred or so cards, half of them were blank cards that we print and tape pictures on based on the content. This is probably the best purchase we made for long car rides and flights o
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by ezschemi 1y ago
There is the case of a German Green Card holder being detained: https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/05/09/nashua-german-am... There’s also some tourists being detained, e.g. https://www.dw.com&#x
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by ezschemi 1y ago
Fair point! I agree. The NAS sits in a corner with no airflow/ventilation and there is no AC here. In the corner it does get 95F-105F in late summer and I did not want to take the risk of it getting too hot.
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by ezschemi 1y ago
Yes, it is a cheaply built wooden house, as is typical in Southern California, from the 70s. The backside of the house is directly at the back alley, where the trash bins and through traffic are (see [1] for an example). The NAS is maybe 4m
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by ezschemi 1y ago
I was about to order that GMKtek G9 and then saw Jeff's video about it on the same day. All those issues, even with the later fixes he showed, are a big no-no for me. Instead, I went with a Odroid H4-Ultra with an Intel N305, 48GB Cruc
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by ezschemi 1y ago
I see. Need to check Ebay then. I am interested in a productized version - but only with x64 boards like the Steam Deck or one of the Framework mainboards. I don't want to deal with 3D printing and all that. The latter are larger than
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by ezschemi 1y ago
Thank you very much for sharing the files and your experience! I just got my first XR glasses, Xreal One Pro, and had your link bookmarked to do something similar. I am very impressed with these glasses. Looking through ifixit I can'
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by ezschemi 1y ago
I am also very interested in AMD's Strix Halo for running LLMs locally. For that I have a Framework Desktop in order (batch 1!). Alex Ziskind on Youtube does videos comparing Strix Halo, M4 Mac mini and MacBook Pro, Nvidia 5090, etc. i
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by ezschemi 1y ago
The 96GB is the maximum on Windows. On Linux, you can allocate 110GB.
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by ezschemi 2y ago
Where can I find those mini-PCs? The HP Z2 Mini G1a is "Coming Soon". If this is to be believed: "2025年5月以降販売開始予定", which translate to "Sales scheduled to start after May 2025" That is Q2 2025 - at the earlie
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by ezschemi 2y ago
No, you don’t. If you know someone with a Costco membership and they buy you a gift card, you can get in with that. Even if the gift card is only for $10 or $20 and you want to buy things worth more than that, you still get the membership p
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by ezschemi 3y ago
I have had only positive experiences with Swappa, both as a buyer and as a seller. Swappa covers only electronics though. For everything else I have decided it’s not worth dealing with the people you mentioned on e.g. Craigslist and just g
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by ezschemi 3y ago
RemedyBG is so good as is Sublime Text. I would pay $50-100 a month alone for a great and fast debugger for x64 Linux and/or Apple Silicon macOS.
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by ezschemi 4y ago
If you have another invite for zed.dev, could ask for one too? No worries if not! Email is en [at] ruw.io
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by ezschemi 4y ago
I have two Moonlanders and three Ergodox Ez keyboards from ZSA, and all have been great (one of each for the office, one for home usage). The build quality and software tools are very good: flashing a new layout from a browser is so much ea
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by ezschemi 4y ago
I am running a 16" MacBook Pro (2019), M1 MacBook Air and an 14" MacBook Pro with M1 Max. The latter is my daily driver for work, and personal computing. Monitors: - Eve Spectrum 4k 144Hz - HP Z25XS (2560x1440) - HP Z27k 4k - Some
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by ezschemi 4y ago
We recently built a product that utilizes FTDI chips for i2c/gpio/jtag/spi/swd-protocol support. My dev kits and bench setup uses the Adafruit FTDI breakout boards ( https://www.adafruit.com/product/2