I have an uninterrupted power system whitch is consist of three UPS every one 100 KVA recentely there are smell of fire at the room and when i check all the batteries and the devices i am not notice any apparent problem
Among the tricks I've been fiddling around with are the GPU overclocking tools. The same tools used to enhance performance can be used to limit power consumption, by reducing power target (on NVIDIA cards) or power limit (on AMD cards). Some games respond better to this than others; Assassin's Creed Origins suffers from some stuttering on a reduced power target but the dynamic resolution feature helps keep performance stable.
That also explains the 8+8-pin PCIe aux power connectors. At the maximum 117.9% power target, the TDP would be 330W. (The minimum allowed power target is 44.6% for 125W.)
I haven't had any performance or configurability problems with Apache httpd myself, especially since the thread-based MPM became the default (I suppose the old prefork didn't scale well on Linux 2.4 and early 2.6, particularly before NPTL)
(iirc its also the reason certain people [who should be defenestrated at first opportunity] started recommending chmod -R 755/777 ... which is a bad idea.)
if you want to imagine the early days of mod_php on apache... think running your customers as "users" on windows 98. that's about the kind of security you'd expect.
@JourneymanGeek Current desktop Ryzen doesn't have an IGP which meant I couldn't hold off getting a graphics card, and buying a cheap card would mean spending extra money later on to replace it.
I've gotten everything but the openid endpoint moved (and its non essential). Need to move synapse to postgres (which I can do tommorrow) and maybe finally run my own email server ._.
@rahuldottech basically, spammers like using botnets. botnets are usually home computers. so, how do you cut out a huge chunk of spam? welllll there's this handy list of residential IPs we have here...
@JourneymanGeek yea, been there. I've configured "simple" exim and postfix instances to send very simple emails from servers
usually takes half a day and even then I'm sure I've stuffed something up
@rahuldottech oh, the one or two cases where setting up your own email server almost make sense: when you have a server-hosted app that needs to receive email, or you actually need to send out a lot of mail and don't want to use a transactional service
oh great, I'm getting spam email about bitcoin investments now
> In June 2014, Domino's Pizza in France and Belgium was hacked by a group going by the name "Rex Mundi" and their customer data held to ransom. Domino's refused to pay the ransom and six months later, the attackers released the data along with troves of other hacked accounts. Amongst the customer data was passwords stored with a weak MD5 hashing algorithm and no salt.
All the settings do nothing on this user's edition of Windows
I think I know what the problem is - installing gpedit via DISM will half-install the infrastructure necessary for policies to get applied to the Registry, and I think they did that
And by "half-install" I mean "install just enough to confuse my program into thinking it's not my problem, but not enough to make Windows actually do the job itself"
Anyone know if there's a user script to assist with editing posts for grammar? I'm pretty sure I saw a post several years that one exists, but I cannot find it anywhere I search.
It did things like fix capitalization, common misspellings, etc. I'm tired of doing all of this by hand...
I have an uninterrupted power system whitch is consist of three UPS every one 100 KVA recentely there are smell of fire at the room and when i check all the batteries and the devices i am not notice any apparent problem
