23 years after the first x64 CPU rolled off the assembly lines, Linux is still supporting it.
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carrylexto Linux@programming.dev•28 years after the final Intel 486 desktop CPUs rolled off assembly lines, Linux is finally dropping support for it181·16 hours ago
That’s still a 5W difference.
I have other devices like a TV that require 1-2W when they are in standby/shut off.
OP’s number is way to low. The power supplys conversion loss itself will already be a few watts.
Ok so I don’t quite understand why self hosting makes the situation better:
Turns out once you’ve played enough the database on the host just gets too big and chokes out the CPU threads since it can’t use more than 2 cores
Ok so you will have the same problem when hosting it on a dedicated server…
Wife is hosting and pulling 10 fps with a Nvidia 3070TI
I have an old HP SFF i5 16GB RAM with an SSD
Are you telling me that the old HP SFF has more performance than your wife’s PC?
I also don’t quite understand what using a dedicated server has to do with FPS because server calculations should usually not impact this expect when the game’s code is utter garbage and it performs server calculations on the rendering thread…
I used to run an old gaming computer as a home server and it felt like $30 a month in electricity.
Let’s assume that server somehow requires 1kWh per day (which is quite a lot). That would be around 30ct per day here in Europe which is like $10 a month. So not sure if your server was constantly running at 200W or your power plugs are coated with gold…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brenda_Shaffer
The New York Times added an editor’s note on 17 September 2014 stating that the op-ed did not disclose that she had been an adviser to Azerbaijan’s state-run oil company and that her contributor contract required disclosure of actual or potential conflicts of interest
and there’s like 3 more cases of that…
carrylexto World News•Uproar in Germany over law requiring men get military approval for long stays abroadEnglish319·5 days agoThat decision was not done by right wing parties.
carrylexto World News•Uproar in Germany over law requiring men get military approval for long stays abroadEnglish105·5 days agoArticle is irrelevant - we had this discussion in Germany 1 week ago.
TL;DR See comment below.
carrylexto Selfhosted•My new little home server + my first experiences with running a serverEnglish52·6 days agoThat’s what you see further to the back by the wall (50€ used, Fritz!Box 7510). Unfortunately, it only comes with one (1!!!) singular LAN port, so I had to buy a switch for 5 LAN ports in total (another 12€) which is sufficient for all the devices we use at home.
7510 is an extremely bad router, it doesn’t even have 5Ghz WiFi which is like standard for 10 years now. The router is your core access to the internet. Saving money in this place is definitely the wrong choice. You could have gotten a used 7520/7530 (has 4x LAN and proper 5 GhZ WiFi) for like 10€ more and wouldn’t require the 12€ switch…
You should maybe do more research before doing stuff in the future…
How does he not know, it’s common knowledge
carrylexto Ask Experienced Devs@programming.dev•Has your company lost its mind with AI, too?5·7 days agoRun before the cash burn finishes and it explodes in an AI supernova.
So you’re now scared of :: padding oh no.
Also why are you writing an address validator yourself? Shouldn’t be there like a bazillion libraries by now? xD
Cool, now tell me how you update the game without every game shipping it’s own crappy updater/launcher?
carrylexto Comic Strips•META POST: MOTION TO MAKE A RULE THAT CROPPING THE ARTIST'S SIGNATURE IS AGAINST THE RULES971·11 days agoThe way to hell is paved with good intensions…
The current proposal is not specific enough: With your proposal every post effectively requires an artist signature. There will always be some valid reason why there is none. Also who should check/enforce this? The single non-existing mod? xD
Keep it simpler and make a rule that says: Content created by somebody else requires attribution.
Attribution could be an artist signature in the comic, the name of the artist in the description or a link to the original source in a comment.
carrylexto Iran@lemmy.ml•More than 120 iranian museums and monuments and 100.000 civilian units damaged113·13 days agoYeah I’m obviously a nazi for questioning dictators /s
carrylexto Iran@lemmy.ml•More than 120 iranian museums and monuments and 100.000 civilian units damaged18·13 days agoI don’t care about getting my sources, when there is 0 sources for the Twitter posts above lol.
carrylexto Europe@feddit.org•‘Tempolimit? Nein, danke!’: why German petrolheads won’t slow down – despite the energy crisis. For many Germans, driving fast is part of their core identityEnglish15·13 days agoThe ADAC is certainly representative, because that’s just people using cars. People that do not use cars and are not affected by a speed limit (e.g. people living in larger cities) are irrelevant.
Also you did 0 research and consolidated 0 resources for your claims:
There is a very slight majority in the recent years depending on the height of the limit. But certainly not for decades…
Stop complaining and send patches instead.