Recent content by Solaris17

Just a bump. Todays driver is the first to carry Battlemage firmware (BMG). I have yet to update my automation to compile the matrix with this firmware, but it is parsed and uploaded to my git. This is the direct link to the dumps from this driver...

Here is me dicking around in new oblivion before I jumped into Hogwarts Legacy for the remainder.

Well it finally came in! The box was previously opened. All the padding was removed and only the GPU box remained. The gaps were massive and there is no doubt this went for a ride. I'm assuming it was a ROP check (mines fine) but who knows. I love it so far, but I really really dock MSI...

Sounds almost like a saved RDP session or something. The IPs are servers or machines and the numbers after are the ports to connect to said IPs. I would guess your file looks something like 192.168.1.46:12345 or 192.168.1.46 12345 UDP is a protocol. Though having it so watered down and...

Typhoon burner

I installed the server and stood up a small kubernetes cluster, everything went fine; but I havent played with the desktop version yet.

Same, on assembly flushed with vinegar, then flushed with distilled to clean it out, then finally ran distilled for years and never had any issues. Loop was fine the day I disassembled it.

because Arch is Gentoo with training wheels. Love me my Opensuse though. Also started with slackware and yellow dog then freeBSD. Then redhat and ubuntu. Always went back to opensuse. Managed to completely skip the Thinkpad x Debian stage of my life thank god. Still manage freebsd on a few...

I held out! I really wanted this specific model (I have the 4090 version) and it paid off. Part of the club now!

yeah I want to say it was that way all the way up to 6.0 but I dont remember tbh. Either way, this is a great release. I'v been excited about 6.x its been really great for hardware all around!

Ubuntu isn't a rolling release; and is always ahead of debian and mint. Unless its a one off weird specialty distro based on debian, Ubuntu is generally the forefront of debian based systems.

A literal tool chest might actually fit the bill. I agree with @bonehead123 they even have deals locally sometimes not that the smaller models aren’t affordable.

you can also just download the free megascans in UE5 editor and stare at them in the view port.

All of these extensions and sites that tell you how much your library is worth are fraudulent. You would have to be nuts to allow access or login to any of them.