I wanted a thin and light laptop for travel, I was looking between an X1 Carbon 9th gen, or a HP dragonfly gen 2, I ended up scoring a HP with a i5-1145g7, 16gb lpddr4 for $275 on eBay.
I’m so bad at remembering all these different Intel code names
Literally every company I know is looking to move, I am curious if they will stay the course. I have heard anywhere from 4x-10x license renewals.
Honestly, I had a game like this I couldn’t find, and ChatGPT figured it out in 2 messages.
Fusion? That would be big. The continual role out of green energy which can push the price down. The McRib coming back. Normal things.
The dev plot mentions it’s more of a app, and trying to pair it with a minimal Linux kernel, I wonder if that would work on a esp32
Now that helldivers works, I care less, even as a big battlefield player
I feel that Super Earth is doing a great job bringing managed democracy to the galaxy!
Calling your friends house, and asking if they were home and could talk.
Battlefield 1942 would be great
It is managed, I haven’t seen a FOSS firmware for this. I don’t think it has a Cumulus or OpenSwitch release. If it did I would take that over EOL proprietary.
I got it on eBay, it had its firmware wiped so I had to follow a guide from servethehome.com to reload it full. It was for $250 and allowed offers, I did $150 and somehow got accepted! The noise when it reboots… everyone in the house can hear it… but then once it boots it’s not too bad and there are flags the community has to lower it even more. I probably wouldn’t want it on a desk next to me all the time, but it’s not too bad.
The good thing about end of support switches… no outages for software updates… because there aren’t any…
Cisco CLI is still useful to learn, a bunch of other makes (Arista, Mellanox) copy it a good amount.
Agreed, I come from Cisco stuff at work and the Mikrotik learning curve is real real.
I also have some mikrotik for more edge stuff! They are great! But I outgrew the 8 port one I had and don’t want to pay$600 for a bigger one :)
I recently upgraded my homelab core switch to a Mellanox SX 6012. It’s 12 ports of 40gb/s, and each can break out to 10gb/s. This switch also idles at 30 watts which was top of my list.
What model switches are you running, and do you like it?
Would you recommend a 3018 pro for a beginner? I just want to do some smaller things but have a few small soft metal things. I just don’t want to spend $2,000 for a 50x50 machine when I want to try a few small things.