It can go too far in either direction. If you're writing a report you know no one will ever read it can help to ask why and push for an answer, but it isn't the driving instructor's job to explain why you should stop at the red light.
Still not a great idea because of the economics, but the same can be said for the data center build out on earth too, so why would they let that stop them?
Most n100 new mobos need ddr5, a few older ones only need ddr4 though. Either is unaffordable right now. Better off going for something second hand which uses ddr3. Will use a bit more power but the break even point vs an n100 + ram will probably be a decade at least.
Don't forget the power bill, even if they sit idle most of the time. 12 drives * 5 watts * 24 hours * 365.25 days ~= 525 kwh. That would cost me $157 aud a year for electricity.
If I instead bought a 6TB drive brand new I'd break even after 3 years, assuming the 500GB drives are $0.
Nintendo are the real bastards here, trading cards are gambling for children. Every "rare" card costs 10 yen to print but are kept artificially scarce to boost corporate profits at the expense of child gambling.
For consumers, yes, everything is slowing down to a crawl because we are a rounding error as far as nvidia amd and intel are concerned. Most people are just giving up on building a new PC and sticking with what they have, which means software and games will have to keep targeting the older hardware for longer.
Even console releases are slowing down, ps3 2006, ps4 2013 (7 years), ps5 2020 (7 years), but the ps6 isn't expected until 2028 or 2029.
I wouldn't worry about what is "outdated" anymore, everything is going to stall at these prices and older PCs will retain value and usefulness much longer. Look at the actual performance for the actual dollars spent. Locally I can get a 5800X for 1/3 of the price of a 9700X + 32GB ddr5 + mobo. 1/3 of the price for 70% of the performance seems like a no brainer, but it depends on your workload and requirements.
I've been on am4 for 6 years and will prob stay on it for another 5 years at this rate.
I can hear QUOD laughing at .kkrieger's pitifullly large filesize
quod is even more impressive at 64kb https://daivuk.itch.io/quod
That's enough for at least 22 copies of QUOD
Switching ip addresses doesn't matter for things on the tailnet using the magic dns https://tailscale.com/docs/features/magicdns
It can go too far in either direction. If you're writing a report you know no one will ever read it can help to ask why and push for an answer, but it isn't the driving instructor's job to explain why you should stop at the red light.
It's a single rack rather than it being a whole data center. The whole constellation of satellites is the data center.
Again, I'm not advocating for this as a good idea, just saying that cooling is not the reason it is a bad one.
That simply isn’t true, the video I linked explains everything clearly, for a 20kw satellite the cooling area is needed very modest.
Still not a great idea and I am not advocating for it, but people need to stop fighting bullshit with bullshit and start fighting it with truth.
That simply isn't true, the video I linked explains everything clearly, for a 20kw satellite the cooling area is needed very modest.
Still not a great idea and I am not advocating for it, but people need to stop fighting bullshit with bullshit and start fighting it with truth.
You can, they just have to be smaller rather than a massive single orbital data centrer like this proposal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlQYU3m1e80
Still not a great idea because of the economics, but the same can be said for the data center build out on earth too, so why would they let that stop them?
Most n100 new mobos need ddr5, a few older ones only need ddr4 though. Either is unaffordable right now. Better off going for something second hand which uses ddr3. Will use a bit more power but the break even point vs an n100 + ram will probably be a decade at least.
A pi 5 will cost way more than a second hand mini pc.
Don't forget the power bill, even if they sit idle most of the time. 12 drives * 5 watts * 24 hours * 365.25 days ~= 525 kwh. That would cost me $157 aud a year for electricity.
If I instead bought a 6TB drive brand new I'd break even after 3 years, assuming the 500GB drives are $0.
Anyone remember games for windows live? What a shitshow. Get your 100ft poles ready.
slow clap
Voyager fired 123 of its 38 photon torpedos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIGxMENwq1k
This was fun! Our entry (chrono crank) can also be played as a regular desktop game if you don't have a headset: https://copper-tunic.itch.io/chrono-crank
Nintendo are the real bastards here, trading cards are gambling for children. Every "rare" card costs 10 yen to print but are kept artificially scarce to boost corporate profits at the expense of child gambling.
For consumers, yes, everything is slowing down to a crawl because we are a rounding error as far as nvidia amd and intel are concerned. Most people are just giving up on building a new PC and sticking with what they have, which means software and games will have to keep targeting the older hardware for longer.
Even console releases are slowing down, ps3 2006, ps4 2013 (7 years), ps5 2020 (7 years), but the ps6 isn't expected until 2028 or 2029.
I wouldn't worry about what is "outdated" anymore, everything is going to stall at these prices and older PCs will retain value and usefulness much longer. Look at the actual performance for the actual dollars spent. Locally I can get a 5800X for 1/3 of the price of a 9700X + 32GB ddr5 + mobo. 1/3 of the price for 70% of the performance seems like a no brainer, but it depends on your workload and requirements.
I've been on am4 for 6 years and will prob stay on it for another 5 years at this rate.
It's from adam ruins everything https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/64537-adam-ruins-everything