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***Like Ra*** · 31 Oct 2018, 16:13

... and use the military GPS ... but if you use it indoors... yes, this:

(31 Oct 2018, 12:05 )Tinker D Wrote: The project can use GPS, but can not rely on it.

***Like Ra*** · (This post was last modified: 16 Feb 2019, 17:04 by Like Ra.)

A video about anal sex featuring kids on Youtube. 1.2M views. How come our channel's got banned?

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAEA7fjqvvU

***Like Ra*** · 17 Feb 2019, 02:08

(29 Oct 2018, 17:00 )Tinker D Wrote: Somewhere in this 20 page listing is a typo.
Just have to find it.

BTW, seeing an ASM code always brings good old PDP-11 memories from my studentship 😊

Tinker D · 17 Feb 2019, 03:52

Did you find the error?

***Like Ra*** · 17 Feb 2019, 03:56

(17 Feb 2019, 03:52 )Tinker D Wrote: Did you find the error?

Yes, it's not PDP-11! 😁

***Like Ra*** · 30 Sep 2019, 00:48

My ~12yo computer is too noisy and hungry, so I'm building my new PC...

(29 Sep 2019, 04:21 )B1u3 Wrote: What specs, besides?

(29 Sep 2019, 18:33 )bondagetom1 Wrote: How was your hard drive after all that Ra? 😊

The idea is to build a silent PC (not completely fanless, but at least a CPU-fanless one).

The specs: AMD 3700X, Gigabyte x570 Aorus Master MB, 64GB RAM (Trident Z Neo), 2x Kingston A1000 1TB SSD (supposed to be in RAID 1), existing EVGA GTX 960 card, 400W fanless PSU (not arrived yet, using a less powerful one).

The problems: a lot... Beginning from the case, which is not quite compatible with the MB, and ending with the inability to have the NVMe SSDs have in a RAID1 conf... Trying everything one by one: Ubuntu 19.04 desktop, 19.10beta desktop, 19.04 server... Learning, experimenting, learning....

Tinker D · 30 Sep 2019, 01:05

Ok, why use a case. Mount all your parts on a chassis, and add components as you need them. Or, you could lay everything out on a chunk of plywood until you have everything working correctly, then mount it in a box.

***Like Ra*** · 30 Sep 2019, 01:10

(30 Sep 2019, 01:05 )Tinker D Wrote: why use a case.

Dust protection, circuit protection, fan protection, space protection.

(30 Sep 2019, 01:05 )Tinker D Wrote: you could lay everything out on a chunk of plywood until you have everything working correctly

I just mounted everything on the bottom plate of the case, with 2 walls and the "roof" open, and the old SSD and a replacement power supply laying around. SO, yes, a typical test lab 😊

***Like Ra*** · 16 Nov 2020, 02:01

This is how it happens.

essanym · 16 Nov 2020, 02:15

(16 Nov 2020, 02:01 )Like Ra Wrote: This is how it happens.

Are you considering shutting down?

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