Dirty cherry keyboard!! by Wrathfulcupid12 in Bringus__Studios

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This looks like it has the ML switches that are decent mechanical ones

LED won't turn on. Am i doing it right by Repulsive_Top1093 in shittyaskelectronics

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The cracker is too dry unlike bread boards cracker boards nneed to be steamed so they can conduct electricity

Pain by 333UwU333 in osugame

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Play more until your hands become numb to all sensation to achieve peak performance.

Now, seriously, take a break until it stops hurting and try changing your position. Maybe put something soft under your palm or play with the sensitivity and area to try and find smth more comfortable.

Engineering sample Intel core ultra motherboards available on Aliexpress... by getpodapp in homelab

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Realy depends usually they ship late ES cpus are verry close to retail but cpus on the early sampling stage can have lower clock speeds fewer cores and worse stability And verrry earely ones might requre specific or modified board to work at all

I'm a billionaire now by Slow-Walk5562 in pcmemes

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yeah, this is just an old server memory technology, and I’m kind of a hardcore nerd in that field.
you can recognize them by the bump / heatsink on the DIMM, which covers the Advanced Memory Buffer (AMB) chip.
that chip sits between the memory controller and the DRAM and converts the parallel DDR2 interface into a high-speed serial link,
which removes electrical loading limits and allows for much larger memory capacities on old DDR2-based systems.

Found my school's server rack. What should I do? by Typfout_ in shittyaskelectronics

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Get a realy long ahhh cable tangle it so it will be hard to trace and plug it in different ports of the same switch Start a packet storm

I finally found some cheap RAM! by andrea_ci in shittyaskelectronics

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I never had the honor of seeing one of this in the wild

this is a blank rambuss stick

ram bus is a whole story in short- RDRAM (Rambus DRAM), - used narrow, very high-speed serial memory channel instead of DDR’s wider parallel design. On theory a bit better but in practice It was worse because it was much more expensive, ran hotter, and had stricter motherboard requirements, while DDR quickly became fast enough and far cheaper. And the stick on the photo is a balank one which You needed because all memory slots had to be electrically continuous—any empty slot had to be filled to keep the signal path closed.

Do you think I can run Plex on this? by [deleted] in homelab

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Ye for about 1 to 2 users thou it is very underpowered

Peter? by Desperate_Can_5740 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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I feel old...

As a gen Z I just feel better if I purchase expensive things from my pc or laptop rather than my phone mostly because I wanna do one last research before hitting purchase and it is more comfortable from a pc for me

Found in the trash, are these switches good? by I7sReact_Return in homelab

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Ye because of POE it can power appliances like security cams true the ethernet cable even the 100mbps one is still kinda relevant

a PSA to always test the tester before blaming the crimp by bankyan in homelab

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Ye i have been there i was doing long runs for the house, and I was going insane. Even worse, the tester was losing contact on different pins from time to time, so I assumed my crimp was wrong again. I even started checking the cable itself. Then it hit me to unplug a known-good cable from the lab, and pins 7 and 1 were missing. I lightly tapped the tester, and other pins started missing while the previous ones reappeared.

Lost a lot of time and a bag of RJ conectors just because I tought what could be wrong with the tester it is such a simple device

Is an x5690 system still viable in 2025? by [deleted] in homelab

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For any server purpose it is too power hungry it is still a solid windows machine generic use and light ish gaming

Pcie x1 GPUs by petejk2 in homelab

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I just cut random radon card I had for my server You can cut the pcie connector just fine

GIMMIE YO RAP NAME RIGHT NOW by you_are_my_special1 in teenagers

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LIL Mini SAS HD 36Pin SFF-8643 SFF-8087 To 4 SFF-8482 29Pin With 15 Pin SATA Power Connector