ok mr no fun allowed

I really like my job. Most of the time it’s not super stressful. I basically made my hobby my job. I don’t do it as much as a hobby anymore, but it’s not like I hate it. I just have a lower tolerance for BS.

Wsl is just a VM and it can run graphical apps. I’ve never used it for games, but I’ve ran some intensive simulations through it that used my GPU and it worked fine so probably.

You can already do this. Just append -ai to the end of the search

You can edit your browsers default Google search URL pattern to just always have -ai at the end.

Is this the board? The VRM situation looks pretty dire, but I wouldn’t think that’d be an actual problem. Also why do you have C states disabled? That’s not going to be helping your VRM situation.

Also what does your CPU cooling situation look like? Do you have a tower cooler that blows air over the VRM, or water cooling that leaves the VRM baking? Also generally for best performance you’d want xmp/docp/whatever the other thing is turned on. It’s free performance if your RAM supports it.

Is it the 7900 xt or the 9070 xt? 7900 xt does have a beefy power draw. But AMD’s “Minimum PSU Recommendation” is 750W so 1000 should be plenty.

And the 9070 xt uses less than that.

What motherboard? The 5900x and 5950x are pretty power hungry CPUs and low end boards might not play well with them.

Curious why the vertical one is so much lower res than the horizontal one. Did they just crop the horizontal one?

All we want is a page that shows various stats about work related things. They refresh every 20 minutes to get the latest info. But the most common point of failure is the network. Wired PIs seem fine, but wireless? Nah.

The PIs are set to fully reboot once a week, but even that doesn’t work. At least once a week at least one will just disconnect from the network and not reconnect. I set up something to restart the network service since I found out that’s what was failing, but that doesn’t fix all of them. Sometimes they’ll just completely lock up. So at least once a month someone will have to manually reboot one of them. Most are in easy to reach places, but a few require some OSHA violations to get to.

Yes, resetting that is unnecessary.

Most people probably never change those settings, so resetting them isn’t going to hurt them. But there’s no point in digging through those settings and resetting them just because a DNS query hung.

There’s a whole world of accountability a nurse does not want to get dragged into by sharing their login.

When I was at the hospital last east nurse would swipe their ID tag and type in their password to log into the computer. When they were done they’d swipe it again to log out.

Nobody wants to get held accountable for someone else killing someone.

Literally all of them. They’re all hideously overkill for displaying a jpeg. But you can’t buy a newly made pentium 4, so you have to go with what’s in production.

On top of that they’re probably running windows too. Not even some slimmed down Linux.

Raspberry pi’s are unreliable POS. We use some at work to just display a static web page that refreshes a few times an hour and somehow they fail at that. They’re good enough for us since we’re just an office showing some stats. But this is proper digital signage.

For something like this where you really need 100% uptime (except for this) there’s a whole army of specialty PCs built for this role. Passive cooking so there’s no fan to fail, beefy over built power supplies, and usually some built in special IO. They’ll usually have hardware watchdogs too, that’ll reboot the system if it’s not responding.

CatchyOS being bleeding edge has actually alleviated a lot of my complaints with Ubuntu/Fedora. Sometimes I really want that brand new shiny thing. And so far I haven’t had too many issues with Catchy breaking. Granted I only run it on my testing laptop not my main machine.

Reset to default restores everything to its default settings. If it’s just one web page failing to load that’s pretty overkill.

I lost about 5-10 pounds a week for a while when I first started losing weight. But I was also extremely overweight.

Actors are liteypaid for their body so they can dedicate their entire time (and crazy amounts of money) into a diet and exercise routine.

This is an ebook reader. You don’t need high refresh rate to read books. It’s a waste of power and money.

I tried this but it didn’t seem to help. Mostly because it only wants to use 5ghz. I think I tried doing a bunch of “fixes” so maybe I should just start fresh. This is on my testing machine that I don’t use regularly so only god knows what I’ve done to it.

Also did you do this on a laptop with S0 standby? How does that affect sleep?

They don’t even have to do that. Just don’t pack them in like sardines.