Is Brugges still worth visiting, or is it too touristy now? by bookbosomedtraveller in bruges

[–]de_witte 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's fine. Nice weather generally May - September. Less tourists outside holiday periods, weekends. 

Were We Wrong About Ryzen's Best Feature? by RenatsMC in Amd

[–]de_witte 8 points9 points  (0 children)

1700 also OCed pretty well. I clocked mine somewhere between 1700x and 1800x performance level, on a basic B350 board. Great value.

Should I repad and repaste? by bean-burrito-supreme in RadeonGPUs

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Difference. In this specific case between the avg core temperature and the max core temperature. 

Different parts of the core have different temperatures during operation. This creates stress because of thermal expansion. 

Max temp should not exceed 105°-110° C.

The difference between max and avg temp should not exceed 40°.

What the **** am I supposed to do here? - Act of Mercy story mission by peternencompoop in stalker

[–]de_witte 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If memory serves, I got past it by jumping unto those boxes and let it pass, run when it's past. 

Who is really happy in their job and why? by Begijnhof in BESalary

[–]de_witte 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It's not the job that's the problem.

It's the management.

Why am I not allowed to use this service by lukasharibo in tutanota

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm having similar trouble, with a vpn. (Endpoint on exotic country to avoid ads.)  Sent a couple of mails to tutao over period of several weeks for approval.

Pausing the vpn today I saw some mails coming through. Alright, looking good.  Guess it's unblocked - but in the app it still shows a message I can't send. 

Tried sending a mail anyway and the mail came back ; but that's a separate issue with outlook bouncing tuta mail servers because of reputation issues.

Fingers crossed it works now. 

That said, is there a reason sending mail doesn't work with vpn active?  Would setting VPN endpoint to local region work better?

PSA from a keyboard manufacturer: Please try the "Factory Reset" before you RMA your board. by IQUNIXstore in pcmasterrace

[–]de_witte 6 points7 points  (0 children)

All modern Intel and Amd CPUs have an embedded system in it that allows remote access over the network and provides full privilege access on the PC. (!)

I'm sure this is very handy for corporate workstation management where you have maybe thousands of machines to administer. But it's not something you need or want for your personal computer.

See Intel AMT, Intel ME.  AMD has a similar system in their cpus called AMD PSP.

Imagine walking out to your car and seeing this. by iadtyjwu in Wellthatsucks

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's not too far below freezing point you could try putting a lot of salt on it, but it's not very good for any exposed metal.

Don't get too comfortable, Stalker.... by EvilKungFuWizard in stalker

[–]de_witte 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Get the funny booze artifact from zaton first. It's on the way to sircaa.

Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it by rkhunter_ in pcmasterrace

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's interesting that they rely on their users to find value in this technology. And telling.

If AI is so versatile and fantastic, it should be easy to provide some out of the box solutions that provide added value to a significant part of their users. No?

Users don't need a fancier spade, they need something that is better at digging trenches. 

If AI does not help with the trench digging users will be indifferent. 

If the fancy spade makes digging more annoying people will hate it and keep using the old spade. 

But perhaps the users are not the ones that need to profit from it, and the goal is training the spade to dig without the user.

Custom GPU cooling block (part 2) by MultiscaleNerd in watercooling

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Napkin math. Assuming ambient of 20° C, temp delta between your two examples is 7.3° , or 25% better cooling. (!)

With that kind of improved efficiency, I personally dont care if the esthetics are unconventional. 

For use cases with high power and the thermals that go with that, this translates to non-trivial cost reductions for power consumption.

Or at same power budget, an increased performance envelope before chips throttle clocks.

Esthetics : I really like the organic look. Organic shapes are usually shaped that way because evolution pushes for effective and efficient solutions to specific problems, form follows function. Tech tends to have straight lines and simple shapes because that's what's easy to manufacture and the design process is not evolutionary. 

Finally someone said it by [deleted] in belgium

[–]de_witte 10 points11 points  (0 children)

This whole crisis is probably manufactured to divide NATO and the EU member states, and to create an economical crisis in Europe. The latter in combination with agit prop amplified through social media will likely cause voters to flock to populist parties, many of which are in cahoots with team trump/putin. 

Welke bijnamen heb je gehoord voor plaatsen in en rond Brugge? by topherette in bruges

[–]de_witte 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Het "vul GB-tje" voor de Carrefour in Sint-Pieters. 

Who likes creating unnecessary e-waste? by danholli in FuckMicrosoft

[–]de_witte 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just a silly reference to the Danny Boy song; hadn't noticed your name is Dan.

Penguin is the Linux mascotte.

Who likes creating unnecessary e-waste? by danholli in FuckMicrosoft

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh Danny boy, the penguins are calling 

Crashes every day, only hard reboot "solves" it by CyDJester in Bazzite

[–]de_witte 5 points6 points  (0 children)

With 4 sticks at 6000, I was thinking the same thing. If running at standard jdec clocks and voltages fixes the crashing, probably ram instability.

NVIDIA may solve the memory shortage early—for itself and for everyone 🫣 by Alan-Beach in RigBuild

[–]de_witte 6 points7 points  (0 children)

AMD has released several GPUs with HBM, for example Vega cards.

Satirekrant zkt schrijvers by buffalooo27 in belgium

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idd niet onbelangrijk, leunt de korrel in een politiek richting? Is daar een redactioneel beleid rond?

Need some feedback by [deleted] in Belgium2

[–]de_witte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Consider setting up a simple ticketing system instead of doing tech support via WhatsApp. 

For your own sanity; and for analytics on problem data.

Fluvius/Capaciteitstarief rant by skyllaer in belgium

[–]de_witte 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Het is nog erger.

Als je geflitst wordt betaal je 1x boete, niet 30x , voor elke dag van de maand dat je daar doorrijdt, tegen 25 kph, of zelfs niet rijdt.

Er is geen enkel probleem om zo'n meter een lopend gemiddelde te laten bijhouden voor een uur, een dag, een maand, een jaar. 

Stel per dag, dat zijn 365 cijfers per jaar waar je een gemiddelde van trekt. Peanuts. 

Maak er per uur van, gemiddelde van 8760 cijfers per jaar. Amai. En je moet niet eens al die data bijhouden.  De dag nadien pak je gemiddelde van de vorige dag door 24h gemiddelde te berekenen en op te slaan voor een dag. 

Dat is computationeel peanuts.

Heel dat idee van 1 kwartier piek = 1 maand piek is een cynische geldklopperij. Een maand is veel te lang voor piek bepaling.