I currently have the Ncase M2, since I prefer air cooling. I don’t have a pic of the PC in the M2, but here it is in the Cooler Master NR200:
(Well, except that I did have to give up on having a 3.5" hard drive, but aside from that.)
I had a storage server (NAS) even before I went the SFF route, so there was little to sacrifice. Too bad the server wouldn’t fit in a nice SFF case.
You can build an SFF (small form factor) PC no problem. It’s harder and more expensive due to the clearances and parts being more niche, but I would highly recommend it.
I have an RTX 3080 and Ryzen 5800x in mine, all under 16l in volume, without any compromises.
It’s nice to take your PC to a friend to make a mini LAN party
Idk why people at flathub decided not to allow CLI programs.
And no alisses to the names of the programs.
Two very frustrating decisions. I would get rid of snap on my system if not for those few CLI tools I need.
I’ve used .rar to backup some data to an unpowered drives, some time ago. You can reserve additional space for the checksums while compressing, so you won’t be able to recover just regular .rar files.
I had a flip phone once. I kicked it due to being angry that I don’t have a smartphone and it split in two. I was 12 maybe
Funny enough I could still recieve calls on the bottom half.
This week I nad to install Wi*dows on my old laptop so I could give it to my dad.
It turns out that for some reason microslop does not include the NVMe drivers for this platform in the installer. Never had this issue when installing Linux on it. Image my confusion when I found out this was the issue.
It’s fucking horrible even here in EU, where I would expect it to be better regulated. Can’t imagine how bad it’s in the US.
I’ve even seen multiple posts on local subreddits about people buying SUV/crossovers and one of the main reason was being blinded by other SUVs.
Fucking horrible it should be checked at every MOT, and it sometimes is, but the newer vehicles are exempt from yearly MOTs for some stupid reason.
You all are using wrong website for HTTP statuses, this is my personal goto: https://http.cat/status/409
Gemma 4 seems nice for local usage, way faster than Qwen models.
I was able to run 27B Gemma on my PC, where 14B Qwen was to slow due to CPU offload
I bought mine in 2nd grade with the money I saved up from some gifts I got. The only 2 games I had were NFS undercover and GTA liberty city stories. I could play them for hours over and over again.
Unfortunately mine got stolen
I resurrected my girlfriends PSP recently and really fun. I need to get liberty city stories and nfs again
I’m thinking of buying another one for my nephew for him to experience the same
I also heard that USB 1.1 is slow, but it seems faster than the DVD drive, and that’s my only comparison point. I was going to get the memory card to SD card adapter since I’ve read is faster, but I don’t care honestly.
Yeah, I lost interest in newer NFS releases and mostly play rally and simracing titles, now. I forgot how fun Most Wanted was.
I just run most of the games from a USB stick. I would go with an HDD, I have dozens of ~250 GB laying around, but I don’t have the network/HDD expansion, YET
My first was Undercover on PSP, I played it for hours while waiting for my mom to pick me up from the school. Fun times
My dad told me that is the late 90s model. And Poland in the 90s was dirt poor, so it had to be very impressive back then.
We used it as the main TV till 2012 at least and it served as secondary for some more years after that.
That’s quite bad, on mine the second controller port doesn’t work. Fortunately the drive works fine.
Maybe you could try FreeMcBoot
Vita is nice, but expensive as well
Modlbook
It would be more like a statement
And sending them a GDPR notice would be such a nice feeling, hope they will get fined by EU again
Nice, hope you’ll have fun building and deploying your server.
Cases like NR200 would also fit a few 3.5" drives, but the reason I couldn’t fit my current server into a SFF-ish case is that the mobo is mATX and I have all PCIe slots full. Most of the SFF cases (even if they fit mATX) not enough space for my PCIe needs.
I could upgrade to a built-in NVMe and SFP+ (or downgrade to 2.5GbE), but I don’t want to spend that kind of money just to save some space I don’t really need to save.