@MichaelFrank I'm going to buy this motherboard 'Supermicro X10SLH-F'. The motherboard manual ( supermicro.com/manuals/motherboard/C222/MNL-1464.pdf ) at page 20 says "Also your power supply must supply 1.5A for the Ethernet ports.". Do i need a different power cable?
@3DDario 1.5A for the Ethernet ports? What rail or wire is this power derived from?
Also, are you building a server or workstation? There's no reason to pick a Supermicro X board unless you're going to use Xeon processors. This is a C222 board for Haswell-EP processors.
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While most >400w supplies will do at 2A+ on +5VSB, bearing in mind everything else that uses it probably adds up to 1A on it's own, you might want to look specifically for a PSU that provides 3A for extra leeway. Then again, knowing how bloated and exaggerated power supply recommendations are in every other corner of the IT world I'd take the 1.5A requirement with a pinch of salt
@JourneymanGeek it's probably because... they are annoying
I hear that every 18 months computers get twice as powerful, but looking at my computer from 2010 and a new computer from 2016, (that's 4 18-month periods, meaning 8 times more powerful) I really don't see much difference in key stats.
Memory Frequency/Speed:
1333 hz - 10600 MB/Sec VS 2133 hz ...
In the future I would suggest troubleshooting the issue further rather than recommending a reload of a device for x2 reasons:
1) You will rarely get to just wipe a network device in the real world.
2) You won't know what you did wrong of how to fix it.
I have a sample RTR and SW config below ...
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I don't want to issue a vote but I don't want to indicate that "no action is needed"
@Hafo - You are over 9 months out of date. You are not even running the original 10586 build, which excluding people who updated manually, ended up being 10586.3 when Version 1511 was actually released. — Ramhound47 mins ago
Because I upgraded my own system to 10586 using an .ISO before 10586 was pushed, when it was pushed, it ended up being 10586.3 which was a day 0 patch basically. This was before the 10586 .ISO was pulled
So if they are using 10586 it means they are running a build from before that 0-day patch
and since 1511 was released in Nov, and my bad month, that is 9 months ;-)
I just looked it up. SCARY is an acronym that means: Seemingly erroneous (Constrained by conflicting generic parameters), but Actually work with the Right implementation (unconstrained bY the conflict due to minimized dependencies). That's one of the worst forced acronyms I've ever seen. — Taywee3 hours ago
I just noticed that I lost a bunch of points from my reputation score, and I used the "reputation" tab on my user profile page to try and track down the cause.
During my investigation, I noticed there was an unusual event of type "reversal". In the normal place of a question title, it says "voti...
and I'd rather be using the official cable to charge (fast charge!) - these are mainly for throwing in a bag in an emergency, and I'm not seeing excessive current draw on the powerbank either
@Hennes: Where did this "evil daystar" meme come from? Google is providing very little useful information; perhaps it started on 4chan? The best I could find is arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=620937, from a Google search on a date range (<12/31/2003).
I ran into the obscure "evil daystar" meme today (emphasis original):
That just proves it. The sun is the mythical evil daystar. —Hennes (source)
I am unable to find any obvious source of this phrase. The best I could find was on this Ars Technica OpenForum thread but there is at least one ...
@bwDraco I think it goes back to the stereotype of geeks living in their parents basement, with tans from the CRT. So much so they never see the sun, and get sunburnt easily
So when they leave their basements in the day time, they're suprised by that great big ball of fire, the evil daystar, in the great big blue room.
@Bob oh, the new phone had a unlocked bootloader, presumably cause the reseller flashed it from hydrogen to oxygen OS. I relocked it to get rid of the annoying mispelled message. That wiped the phone, but apparently after initial setup, it just sucks down and reinstalls everything I had before
@Bob Oneplus has the same model in china and the US - with different roms - hydrogen is the chinese only rom, and oxygen is the international one
the 3003 is the asia/eu version and supports a lot more LTE bands, none of which my telco supports.
relocking the bootloader erases all the things, but apparently the moment you sign into a new phone, you can import stuff off your old install automatically
freeze.transunion.com/sf/securityFreeze/landingPage.jsp that is so cool makes you wonder why you didnt think of it. Gather up everyones data, then charge other people to look at it. Make it available to the entire web, (for money) even if this then exposes your data to anyone who would pay. scammers people needing a clean ID (yours) to get a loan etc.
Then top off this complete breech of privacy for money, with charging You a subsciption feee so other people cannot readily access it, without you at least getting an e-mail about it.
you get paid from both ends, a robot does most of the work, the information is about 1/2 wrong 1/2 of the time, the robot destroys lives, your entire identity is stolen , the whole world knows everything about you (none of thier business) Then You get to pay for it too :-)
Then top it off with about 3 pages of leaglese trash that absolves you of everything, except the collection of fees, direct from peoples credit cards. Ok what? yea they fail to properly notify you that protecting your credit card, you gave them access to drain your credit card account (subscription fees).
Now lets review, remember they were going to protect your credit and your privacy. but they are the reason your insecure and tossed your data on the web with a robot. Then turn around they scam you out of your credit card money, they claim to be protecting.
and thirdly, they also provide (for themselves) that your use of the site and information your provide can be used for "marketing purposes" So if you pay them to protect yourprivacy, they have stated in thier policy that you would therin lose your privacy again, opening up the possibility that your information is used by spammers.
now this isnt some tiny little web site, but the 3rd largest agency that reports to banks, which here in the US the banks will also hand out your mortgage data (usually your most money private data) to anyone also.
And all this time nobody sees that any of this is a bit mafia like?
the average credit card interest rate (2015 data) is 15% while at the same time a person can only get 0.5% for savings. That means that they charge 30Times as much interest. But that (also) isnt loan sharking, let alone the fees. Is it no wonder why the "rates" (general) are still kept low by the banks (and fed) even though the general costs of living increases (inflation) have continually been much higher than that. (people with lesser credit also still paying ~22% interest)
This has been you "Wont see that on Forbes" report :-)
Updated Facebook on Android and started hearing annoying "pops" notifications. I never heard them before and it can be because they were disabled. If that's true why would settings not roll over to next Facebook version?
Zuckerberg tries everything to steal your attention...
@Boris_yo I only use fb mobile on chrome. A few weeks ago, they totally disabled the mobile chat and redirect you to the app store for messenger download, via popup
Oh that's just the backing paper for a screen protector I had lying around. Nearest thing I could find to block out the rest of my facebook page for privacy reasons.
@ThatBrazilianGuy Ridiculous! Yea, they made popup earlier which touted their app but I could ignore the message. Then they redirected to Android to download app. I switched to Chrome mobile and used for a while but then popup started appearing subliminalling their app. I could ignore but soon clicking on "X" redirected to download app.
Do you see that once you give your power to someone, the day will come they would abuse that power. Always notice their looks and what their eyes imply. You will start seeing expression resembling "Soon..." meme.
Government - security for "Soon..." Banksters - convenience for "Soon..." Adobe - [insert whatever] for "Soon..." @Psycogeek ;) Microsoft - [you know] for "Soon..." (with vaccines as a bonus)
Oh yeah. Your opinion on travel router? TP-Link TL-MR3020 nLITE 3G/4G 150Mbps
CHecked local stores and very few have it and only branches that are far. Do TP Link slowly phase it out?
"Both men and women need to wear makeup on television, because bright lights and powerful camera lenses cast unflattering shadows and expose and highlight the tiniest imperfections. "
@Burgi maybe it's meant to be a funny/spoof advert?
I hear that every 18 months computers get twice as powerful, but looking at my computer from 2010 and a new computer from 2016, (that's 4 18-month periods, meaning 8 times more powerful) I really don't see much difference in key stats.
Memory Frequency/Speed:
1333 hz - 10600 MB/Sec VS 2133 hz ...
In the future I would suggest troubleshooting the issue further rather than recommending a reload of a device for x2 reasons:
1) You will rarely get to just wipe a network device in the real world.
2) You won't know what you did wrong of how to fix it.
I have a sample RTR and SW config below ...
I ran into the obscure "evil daystar" meme today (emphasis original):
That just proves it. The sun is the mythical evil daystar. —Hennes (source)
I am unable to find any obvious source of this phrase. The best I could find was on this Ars Technica OpenForum thread but there is at least one ...
