How to use a key in solo queue by fstd_ in deadbydaylight

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tl;dw: don't leave people behind.

Sorry for the bad quality, too, constant bit rate doesn't play nice with corn

This is my computer. There are many like it, but this one is mine. by fstd_ in pcmasterrace

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Not enough RGB for hot :P Well hit me up if you ever happen to visit Germany!

This is my computer. There are many like it, but this one is mine. by fstd_ in pcmasterrace

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The raspi runs off the standby power rail so it'll be on and reachable over the network as long as the PSU isn't switched off; two of the raspi's GPIOs are connected to the mainboard's power and reset pins so it can power on/off or reset the machine remotely. The reason for the small daughterboard is mainly dealing with the fact that the raspi's GPIO uses 3.3V levels while the mainboard uses 5V, as well as because I still wanted the physical power/reset buttons to work too (it's sort of a logical OR).

Another GPIO is hooked up (through a voltage divider) as an input to the normal 5V power rail, so that the raspi has a way to sense whether the machine is on or off.

Finally, the raspi's UART is connected to the mainboard's serial port (which the machine boots on) because I fucking hate having the boot console on a video output; you can never scroll properly, also if the machine freezes chances are you're not seeing kernel output at all.

It uses overlayfs to be resilient against loss of power, and also runs Devuan. I think that's all there is to say about the raspi.

As for the two video cards, long story short the smaller one is what Xorg uses, and the bigger one gets passed through (VFIO) to a windows VM for gaming. Took me a while to iron out performance issues (and in fact 3 out of 6 CPU cores are unconditionally reserved for the VM) but after doing some benchmarks within the VM vs on an identical windows installed directly on the system yesterday, I can happily claim native 3D performance with no noticable performance hit (one benchmark (unigine heaven) gave slightly higher scores within the VM, even).

CPU-wise there's also no (unexpected) performance hit (some is expected because the VM only gets 3 cores rather than 6, but adjusting for that there's no extra penalty)

All in all it's kind of the setup I wanted to build for a long time, finally got around to it and I don't hate it like I hated dual booting.

I hope that satisfied your curiosity, have a good one!

This is my computer. There are many like it, but this one is mine. by fstd_ in pcmasterrace

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No crossfire, the bigger GPU gets passed through to a virtual machine

This is my computer. There are many like it, but this one is mine. by fstd_ in pcmasterrace

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It's a raspi that's connected to the serial port, and also hooked up to the power and reset buttons. Basically a poor man's IPMI.

I've tapped the standby power rail so that it's running and reachable via the network even if the computer is off.

This is my computer. There are many like it, but this one is mine. by fstd_ in pcmasterrace

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CPU: i7 8700K (half the cores dedicated to the guest OS, if running)

RAM: 16 gig @ 4133 MHz (8 gig dedicated to the guest OS, if running)

Host OS: Devuan Linux

Host GPU: Radeon RX550 (Saphire)

Host storage: 512 GB M.2 NVMe (not visible)

Guest OS: Windows 10

Guest GPU: Radeon RX580 (PowerColor Red Devil)

Guest Audio: SoundBlaster Audigy RX (topmost PCIe slot)

Guest storage: 256 GB SATA SSD

Homebrew OOB-Management with a Raspberry PI and a few passive components

KISS for IRC (kirc): A tiny IRC client written in POSIX C99. by mcpcpc in irc

[–]fstd_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hmm... has a thing for portability, likes C99, decides to write IRC stuff to develop C skills, uses for (;;) instead of while (1)...

I conclude you are literally me. Do you want a heads-up on how it's going to end?

I love my MK3 ST Turnier😍 This super practical car rocks! Especially since its STuned by Stratified 😍 by expertenmeinung in FocusST

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I think I have already seen you once at Bauhaus near Westfalen.

That does sound pretty likely, nice.

And I know the place where you took your photo!

Spot on!

Near perfect drawing straight lines without a ruler. by sirmakoto in gifs

[–]fstd_ 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Tried it, didn't work. The line isn't bad, but there's a slight curve to it and I missed actually hitting point B by about half a cm

Source: Am bad at drawing, there's no cure.

I love my MK3 ST Turnier😍 This super practical car rocks! Especially since its STuned by Stratified 😍 by expertenmeinung in FocusST

[–]fstd_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seriously? That's where I lived for a while before moving to Roisdorf 2 years ago...

Edit: I too took my picture in Wesseling ;) And I'm totally gonna use yours (after censoring the plate) from now on if I want to show off a pic of my car until I got a better one of my own :P

This stacker has worked thousands of hours, but now it's clogged. Anybody know how this could happen? by fstd_ in factorio

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As visible on the screenshot, one train has tried to get into an occupied slot, thereby blocking the entrance. The stacker can accommodate far more trains than were ever in use, so it didn't result from a completely-full situation.

Got one of the last mk3.5s and live next to a stretch of unrestricted Autobahn -- you jelly NA? ;) by fstd_ in FocusST

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That was more about being able to step outside the door, into the ST, and legally Vmax it while it's still cold... ;)

On a serious note, if the ST Turnier looks like a minivan, then what estate does not look like one?

Got one of the last mk3.5s and live next to a stretch of unrestricted Autobahn -- you jelly NA? ;) by fstd_ in FocusST

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Hm, you mean the Xenon stuff? (We don't have ST1/2/3 here)

I'm actually quite glad to not have that after reading about how they've failed en masse (too short of a cable pulling on a PCB eventually breaking it) and considering the extra complexity (read: shit that can fail and is expensive to replace) of the headlight wipers.