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alexgaribay

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About alexgaribay

email : alex@alexgaribay(dot)com website: alexgaribay.com github: github.com/alexgaribay

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    Comment #48704077

    I’ve renovated many parts of my house myself. I hired out 1 time to a contractor and regretted doing so. Similar to your sentiment, I feel contractors don’t have the same care as I…

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    Comment #45895844

    I see it as well in southern KC. I've been to Alaska in the winter with hopes to the see the Northern Lights. Pretty awesome to see it this far south!

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    Comment #45583197

    In my scenario, PBS runs on a VM on my Synology. My Synology does automated backups to Backblaze B2 daily. It averages about $5/TB for B2 storage costs for me.I only backup the cri…

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    Comment #45583099

    The only downside is that you essentially lock the GPU to 1 VM which there is nothing wrong with doing. At least with LXC, you can share device across multiple containers.

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    Comment #42391657

    For me, I check my used bookstores for movies that aren't easy to find anymore. I've had good luck so far. Most used movies including Blu-Ray are around $6 USD.

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    Comment #38475484

    I did this for a while where I ran multiple VMs, some of which had PCIE passthrough for some GPUs on both Windows and Linux. Luckily my motherboard separated out IOMMU groupings to…

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    Comment #37457556

    From what I remember, some 9600s had the same hardware as a 9800 but had features/processors disabled from the card BIOS. Those could be unlocked with the right BIOS.

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    Comment #37452759

    > The cool kids had a Barton Athlon XP 2500+ and a Radeon 9600. The rich kids had a 9800. I still remember trying to flash my 9600 bios to a 9800 because some were able to that. Un…

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    Comment #36762904

    Surprisingly it has been smooth. Power modes work as you would expect even across OSes. I always run the graphics mode in hybrid mode to I’m using the integrated chip 90% of the ti…

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    Comment #36761206

    I have the older version with the 6900HS but it’s more or less the same. I’ve run pop_os as well as fedora on it. Everything works great but you’ll have to compile the wifi driver …

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    Comment #30123638

    I self-host my stuff as well but with a 2012 Mac Mini running Proxmox. I use it as a means to learn sysadmin things. I get my static IP by using the smallest VPS from vultr with a …

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    Comment #28902862

    Have you tried the installer that contains nvidia drivers already installed?

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    Comment #25133230

    Thanks for the suggestion but I've already tried that and many other reported possible fixes that didn't work in my case.

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    Comment #25133032

    I'd LOVE to have a native macOS client for Overwatch. Since I upgraded to a 2019 16" MacBook Pro, my eGPU no longer works in Bootcamp due to the dreaded Error 12 and I can't resolv…

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    Comment #24309585

    I agree. This book is excellent. It helped me understand D3 immensely and gave me the confidence to start making my own charts from my own data.

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    Comment #24296960

    I've been using The Lounge for quite some time as my IRC client. I run it in a Docker container. Its run really smoothly with no issues. I've been very happy with it.

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    Comment #23315339

    You can write your own theme still. I wrote my own. Mine serves 2.6kB for CSS and 16kB for app-specific javascript--mostly for highlighting of code blocks

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    Comment #23315163

    I'm still of the firm opinion that a blog on Ghost is a great option for most people. It works with very little maintenance; Letsencrypt is built into the CLI tool so it's very eas…

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    Comment #22617093

    I have a 2015 15" MacBook Pro with an eGPU containing a Vega 64. I haven't really had any issues with it other than some OS hacks to get it working with TB2 instead of the fully su…

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    Comment #22616762

    I'm in the same boat. I'd love to have a real terminal where I could run emacs.

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    Comment #22301780

    Swift can be compiled and run on Linux. It's most prevalent on Apple platforms. It's usefulness outside of the Apple platform is a different topic though. https://swift.org/about/#…

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    Comment #22301297

    The Unifi FlexHD is an AP designed to sit on a tabletop. You'd have better luck with that if you aren't able to ceiling-mount or wall-mount. https://store.ui.com/collections/wirele…

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    Comment #22241831

    I became a manager back in August. I took SNYAM (So Now You're A Manager) training shortly after becoming a manager. I found it 100% worth the cost. Jen, trainer, goes through what…

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    Comment #22004065

    I've been considering Ubiquiti since I'm going to redoing all the networking in my new house. Does Ubiquiti offer inner sort of facial-recognition-based alerts?

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    Comment #21426307

    I don’t have specific devices but that’s Apple’s goal with HomeKit Secure Video. The video is stored in your iCloud storage and processed locally in your network on an AppleTV or o…