sundvor

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by sundvor 6mo ago
The C30 64GB kits are nearly impossible to buy now, so, well done. Got one in September '23 for ~$380 AUD, on the rare occasions it's available today it's been over $1600 AUD. I upgraded my UPS to a sine interactive unit to m
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by sundvor 6mo ago
I have about 14 or 15 USB devices in addition to my 4 monitors, and whilst I'm sure you're right I'm very happy to have a high quality soundcard that is not part of that mix.
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by sundvor 6mo ago
Yup the 4090 and SoundBlaster ZXR in my AM5 7800X3D system would both like to upvote your reply.
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by sundvor 6mo ago
I use the speed chime in my Model 3 car to alert me if I'm more than 2 km/h over the posted speed limit, which it infers from its database with the autopilot camera providing overrides. If I'm over that when passing a speed c
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by sundvor 7mo ago
The idea discussed in the article was one of progressive overload; slowly make your body adapt to an ever increasing workload. Don't go straight for the 200kg deadlift when you are new to the gym, in other words.
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by sundvor 8mo ago
The endpoint stuff kills laptop performance. I left my previous job and they let me keep my X1 Nano (1st gen; 16GB memory) which was performing abysmally towards the end. Deleted all the partitions and did a 100% clean install (multi boot W
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by sundvor 11mo ago
I missed that - thanks!
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by sundvor 1y ago
Would it kill them to let me specify my own username, as it appears in `c:\users\$username` ?
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by sundvor 1y ago
MyUXG Max has DHCP, and for my attached devices if I specify a static IP I get the option to set a Local DNS record. There's no central management of these records that I'm aware of though. Absolutely love my Unifi setup, recent
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by sundvor 1y ago
Yeah I like to take photos of my cast iron cooking with my S25U, on a black induction glass surface - and I find myself swapping to Pro mode all the time as the colour temperature is often way too warm and or oversaturated. It's a grea
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by sundvor 2y ago
I started with PageStream on the Amiga then later went to Publisher on the PC; I used both of them heaps , primarily for print - got myself a HP LaserJet 4P which was just glorious. Did club newsletters, school works / assignments, ca
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by sundvor 2y ago
Bit off topic, but if you ever travel into Australia never don't declare that package of chips. It could easily turn into your most expensive bag ever. All food items simply _must_ be declared. There's two lines, so join the &quot
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by sundvor 2y ago
I'm very pleased to see this sentiment, as a father of a 14 year old boy. 4 years ago I decided to quit alcohol altogether (from a moderate by Australian standards consumption), and I hope to be a positive influence on him through his
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by sundvor 2y ago
It's crazy to see big companies doing dodgy stuff like this.
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by sundvor 2y ago
The 7800X3D is absolutely awesome. That L3 cache is God-tier. At barely any power consumption whatsoever. (Compared to Intel CPUs at the time of release).
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by sundvor 2y ago
True! I realise that I left it unsaid in the numbers. Granted, herz for herz my DDR4 3600-CL16 had even better latencies than my DDR5 (4.44ns vs 5.00nz) - but for overall performance the speed then tends to make up for it (assuming a varied
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by sundvor 2y ago
Yeah, it's useless.
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by sundvor 2y ago
My DDR4 was C16, but my DDR5 at C30 makes up for that with sheer speed. Currently sporting this - G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB Black 64GB (2x32GB) PC5-48000 (6000MHz) with a 7800x3d. Previous kit was G.Skill Trident Z Neo RGB 32GB (2x16GB), P
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by sundvor 2y ago
The antithesis of discipline, what could possibly go wrong living your life this way?
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by sundvor 2y ago
Yeah I got the Signature Edition of the Paperwhite 11 with their black leather cover, and it's just brilliant. It was a huge step up from the 10 that went before it in every regard. The resolution and size just nails it, and my favouri
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by sundvor 2y ago
It's been a minute since then, I've been in Australia for the past two decades as well - and yup, the trend is bad almost everywhere. Having read (well, listened to) Attia's excellent OUTLIVE, I've reversed my own (slowl
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by sundvor 2y ago
Still remember my first time ever setting afoot in USA, Newark airport coming from Norway, in 1999, going to a tech conference. I saw more grossly obese people at that airport in the first ten minutes than I had back home in probably the pr
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by sundvor 2y ago
(I only cook with extra virgin olive oil which I buy in 5L cans for $$ reasons. A lot of these vegetable oils are good for motor engines only!). It really depends on you and the activity levels. I used to ride to and from work - and I would
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by sundvor 2y ago
Hypertension is more dangerous than smoking, I read - as I was shocked to discover I had let it slide massively at my last attempt to donate blood at Australia Red Cross. Fast forward 9 months, and I'm now using my Galaxy Ultra watch t
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by sundvor 2y ago
"Everyone" piles on Tesla all the time; a worthwhile comparison would be how Tesla roll out vehicle updates. Sometimes people are up in arms "where's my next version" (eg when adaptive headlights was introduced), ye
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by sundvor 2y ago
With apologies: From TFA's ingress, I immediately got Sh1t and Soapyt1tw3nk. It was a bit too predicable they'd implement the titular themselves.
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by sundvor 2y ago
Gold! :-) I guess now we'll never know.
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by sundvor 2y ago
I was honestly looking for / intrigued by (the thought of) e.g. a correlation between Wifi 6E access point density vs older ones, and quality of living / neighbourhood.
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by sundvor 2y ago
Lol, you can find these with Google Maps. Tested in Melbourne, Australia in an incognito Google Maps web session. Brothels are legal here.
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by sundvor 2y ago
From the title I thought, how is holding a pen all day going to stop me from forgetting where I put things down? Lol. This is at times my personal hell. I'm of the type who uses the "find my phone" feature about ten times a d

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