amos
@fasterthanli
hi, I'm amos! 🍃 they/them 🫐 currently working on and ML/ASR stuff, occasionally making videos about my latest code crimes 🦀 rust shill until something better comes up 📚 📺
Sol is writing a Rust program using the pcbrepair crate to find out if the other mobos (ASUS TUF Gaming shit) will have the same issue!?? what a world we live in
oh Free SAS gives us 8Gbps symmetric and so the whole rack does get the full 8Gbps (this is on the MS-A2 that serves as a router+firewall+vicious-little-fan-noise-maker) bsky.app/profile/tris...
I've decided that my desk didn't *need* 10G networking but that I could definitely *afford* 5G networking so.. before/after. As soon as I remember where the YouTube upload button is, it's gonna be real fast
The PCIe variant of NanoKVM is so gorgeous... finally gonna get serial for those ATX boxes (I rewired the 4x DuPont headers + made two DB9 kiss) and no more dangling cables behind the cases (well, short HDMI+USB loops but that's it)
This is how your skeet finds me (in the middle of the 10G routing upgrade, that's why it looks neat)
OK, I'll bite. Where does the digital come in and where does the analog come out?
I threw an LLM at it a while ago — mostly plugging the 'job logs' thing: github.com/vixenware/fo... and then also did this fj tool, to replace the gh CLI, works pretty much the same, can fall back to raw API calls just like gh, bots were happy with it. I'm back to github for the time being.
they don't want you to know about the Noctua 7900XTX www.reddit.com/r/Noctua/com...
me, sobbing: "you can't call everything and anything 'sovereign'" reddit randos: *slaps sticker on cix armv9 machine* sovereign.
connected direct: now it says 'computer port limitation'!!! Honestly, my instinct to plug it into the studio display was bang-on because I imagined that the studio display itself would be a hub, and that there could be only so many of those available. USB is so weird.
connected to the ugreen dock => it's now under a USB3.0 Hub, not a USB3 Gen2 Hub. Okay.
ok this is connected to the screen. limited to 5Gbps which is fine => it's 2.5G ethernet anyway.
see tobias, the problem with javascript tends to be that it uses lots of CPU and *looks closer* oh. oh dear.