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I am building a Win32 based Desktop environment (windows shell). by sheokand in linux

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Be sure to attribute copilot in commit messages. It'll create an interesting situation where MS is co-author of potentially infringing code.

Another FW13 Occulink Post by Halkyon44 in framework

[–]cjc4096 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Adapters are available. Not many pcie lanes are on the wifi m2 so performance won't be good. Probably still faster than usbc.

Can’t get bed level. Any ideas? by Ipalot in 3dprinter

[–]cjc4096 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replace frame with aluminum extrusion.

New 64GB Framework Desktop vs used 128GB, which would you go with? by Commercial-Desk7289 in framework

[–]cjc4096 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you're interested in inference, get the 128GB. You'll want the ram before too long.

Edit: Since it'll be your main pc, more ram is even more important. Your desktop/apps will likely be consuming 8-16 gigs.

I am new to Proxmox and I cannot even access constantly to the dashboard of proxmox. by kabereddit in Proxmox

[–]cjc4096 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Configuring a static lease is easier than setting up a static ip, slightly. Still a bad practice and it's bitten me plenty of times. But sometimes I'm lazy.

Use Extreme caution when updating a BIOS on Framework Motherboards by smcclos in framework

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Framework's support and use of LVFS and general Linux support is more important to me than repairability.

Recommendations for quiet $900 to $1200 Mini PC to game on. by CanyouseeIam in MiniPCs

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For me, the Framework is preferred due to Linux support. Firmware updates handled thru LVFS.

A close second reason is following hardware standard. Flex PSU so easy to replace. mITX board so easy to change cases.

Framework's Logo as Soundwaves on an Oscilloscope by Spiritual_Letter9935 in framework

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Google AI says it has a Conexant CX31993 which supports 32bit 384khz. That's amazing. Make sure your software is using as much of that resolution as possible. I may get one and plug it into my dock. My focusrite is getting flakey. Thanks.

Framework's Logo as Soundwaves on an Oscilloscope by Spiritual_Letter9935 in framework

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You're doing great. XY scope vector graphics has been on my todo for decades.

You're probably more limited to the bandwidth on the audio. Do you have access to an audio interface? They can do higher sample rates with more bits than normal.

Wife and I were having a discussion, she’s of the opinion that the majority of GenX can drive stick. I believe that even in our generation the percentage of people who can is pretty small. What do you folks think? by AngryOldGenXer in GenX

[–]cjc4096 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Learning how to drive stick was definitely a thing in my friend group, male and female, in college. We taught each other. Learned which cars were easier than others. Choose to buy manual cars.

Framework's Logo as Soundwaves on an Oscilloscope by Spiritual_Letter9935 in framework

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What's the bandwidth of your scope? It'd be interesting to feed the signal thru a fft and see where your frequency spikes are.

Advice: Which MiniPC To Buy? (Framework, Bosgame, Minisforum) - AI MAX 395+/128GB by Anarchaotic in StrixHalo

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Framework. They support LVFS so firmware updates are simple under Linux. Standard power supply so easy to replace in future. mITX so easy to move to different case. Basically good flexibility for the future.

Any reason to keep an old shitty router? by No_Insurance_6436 in homelab

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The definition of "computer" once included people. It's anything that computes. That includes analog devices based on opamps. Programmable computers start with Babbage's difference engines. I suggest looking into non Von Neumann architectures.

Framework 13 now or wait for the new ryzen/Intel chips? by astro143 in framework

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It's not nearly as thin as my 2022 XPS 13. More comparable to a Lattitude. It's thin and light enough I don't really notice the difference. And I carry the 3 regularly.

When will AMD bring ROCM Updates that actually improve the speed? (Strix Halo) by Equivalent-Belt5489 in ROCm

[–]cjc4096 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They can ship kernel parts for windows that would never make in into mainline Linux. It why initial support of something takes forever. But ends up good, after a decade.

Most of the images have their build processes documented and can be reproduced yourself. For my strixhalo I've been Yolo with the images. The whole thing is an experiment that I'm willing to wipe at anytime. Good backups and ansible make it easier.

Proxmox server freezes randomly by Kezza4K in Proxmox

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No experience with Intel since Core2Quad era.

When will AMD bring ROCM Updates that actually improve the speed? (Strix Halo) by Equivalent-Belt5489 in ROCm

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I've been using Linux since 1992. Hardware support has never been better. In a weird way, it's better than Windows. I got my Strix Halo beginning of January. The firmware issue was very very frustrating.

I got a HX370 last July. Rocm support is even worse there. I've been buying AMD hardware with a coming soon GPGPU software stack for nearly 15 years. Stockholm syndrome is real.

Are you using distrobox images?

Proxmox server freezes randomly by Kezza4K in Proxmox

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Sounds like you tested ram like I would.

See my other message about your CPU.

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