You’d have to have the third, true 1:1 clone as control for this to be a valid experiment.

Ah yes… secure shell for fuck’s sake

10x Faster!*

*10x faster when thrown off the side of a building compared to stationary Nvidia 5090, actual clock speeds comparable.

I don’t have a source, but I seem to recall it’s some form of geothermal.

Awesome, anything competitive at this point to get off of starlink is welcome.

Mine will be on an exterior wall, so venting is an absolute possibility. With that though, I’m unsure how much air to move… my printer is enclosed, so drafts and warping aren’t as big a concern; just VOC dispersal and safety. I don’t need to catch a lung full of stage four because I wanted to print some junk to make gardening easier.

I’m wanting to build one in my office, but I also want to print in some of the more nasty filaments (ABS/ASA). Do you have any recommendations or suggestions for ventilation?

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Those are just designating which port is where. Each port usually has its own lights.

My biggest issue is I work in IT and by the time I’m done for the day I absolutely don’t want to screw with it. I just wanna fire up and go. It seems that I might need to do some research, as things have progressed further than I’d realized.

Nope, I’m almost exclusively single player at this point. How’s the performance and everything? Is there any drop off?

This is the final hurdle keeping me on windows, a seamless gaming experience. If SteamOS can hammer everything out, there’s zero reason to stay.

I just picked up Ys 8 recently and fell in love, now I’m on to 9… biggest issue with the game is not enough time to play.

Breath of Fire or GTFO

So you’re saying just by sheer volume they would be less likely to do it?

The only counter to this argument I’ve seen play out in real time (at least to the best of my knowledge, it could be propaganda) is the fact that when the government offered tax credits for EVs, Ford raised the prices of their EVs to essentially absorb the tax credit and profit off of what was supposed to benefit the people making the switch.

I’ll see if I can find the article I’m remembering.

Here is one link from the daily wire

Here is another from tech times