Root Access

Bob

12:01 AM

@Ramhound IIRC ryzen cares more about memory freqs than current intel

Though @bwDraco would know more there

@DuncanXSimpson Cool, thanks. I'm gonna start from basics (got rfc3261 open :P)

noitsbecky

12:20 AM

Huh, pretty scary how accurate my bitcoin predictions from two weeks ago were... again.

One of these days I'll learn to make proper money once I stop doubting myself >_>

Journeyman Geek

Some doubt is good

noitsbecky

12:34 AM

Possibly, but being 40% confident in yourself when you seem to be right over 80% of the time probably isn't great

Journeyman Geek

Hah. I can relate.

Nick

1:00 AM

@noitsbecky Someone said 1BTC can go up to $60k this year. Any signs towards that?

Bob

I like how the SIP RFC uses Alice and Bob as placeholder names

It actually makes it easier to understand cause in my setup I'll be taking the role of Bob from the RFC's examples :D

Journeyman Geek

@Bob all you need is an alice ;p

noitsbecky

@Nick No.

Nick

okie dokie

noitsbecky

It's fucking annoying how much trouble Windows 10 goes to to hide the contents of the recycle bin, even when you're administrator, especially when the contents are invisible from the actual recycle bin...

bwDraco

1:11 AM

@Bob Ryzen is unusually sensitive to memory frequency because the clock frequency of its cache-coherent interconnect is tied to the frequency of the integrated memory controller and therefore the memory frequency.

More simply, how fast data can move internally between cores is tied to how fast the memory is.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek I wouldn't mind an Alice to talk to :P

@bwDraco cc @Ramhound ^^^

@JourneymanGeek Hm. I'm debating whether I want Asterisk (as a B2BUA) or just a simple SIP Proxy.

In the latter case I may as well use the provider's service directly...

A simple proxy probably helps latency though. With call audio going directly between the endpoints.

Ramhound

1:41 AM

Say what?

Journeyman Geek

@Ramhound He's pointing at Ryzen being memory frequency sensitive, not him not minding an alice in his life ;)

Ramhound

Ahhh

Just have to decide if I want to cancel my 9900k order and order through siliconlottery :-)

Michael Frank

3:22 AM

@CanadianLuke Did you ever find a solution? lifehacks.stackexchange.com/questions/9365/…

I recently got a pair of Timberland shoes and find that my right foot squeaks when I walk on hard surfaces.

noitsbecky

Good job my remote server's running all its OS drives on SSD... otherwise this'd be taking days instead of hours

noitsbecky

4:51 AM

> SAMSUNG 970 EVO M.2 2.5" Internal SSD - 250 GB

PC World, GTFO

Bob

5:23 AM

@noitsbecky ?

Wait.

"M.2 2.5""

Journeyman Geek

So. Bit of a random question.

I have a system with 4 ethernet ports. The internet seems to suggest bridging 3 of them with one IP address is a terrible idea...

How would I set it up then? Each port with a different IP leading out to stuff and masquraded? 3 different subnets with routes?

Most router boxen seem to be one wan and one lan interfaces.

noitsbecky

@Bob Yeah, that

Also Tesco's website is also retarded.

They need me to enter specific digits from my loyalty card in order to check my loyalty card balance. Apparently my card number is wrong so that locked my account. You DON'T need to enter any card digits to spend all your balance though. Only to see your balance.

So I can still spend all my loyalty card points, but can't see how many I have, because the view your account section has been locked out. Well done for retarded, backwards, pointless "security".

Bob

5:40 AM

@JourneymanGeek uhhh.

What are you trying to do?

Use 3 ports as a switch?

Without dedicated switch hardware, you're probably not going to get great performance.

But a software bridge would technically work.

Journeyman Geek

Oh. Swap out my router - but currently my setup's Wan, rest of network, NAS

Trying to figure out what's the smart thing to do with the other ports ;p

noitsbecky

Oh, and the address in my "My account" section is out of date, and the "Website feedback" button I'm so hilariously inclined to use to report how broken their website is, doesn't actually work.

How do these people get jobs?

Bob

6:37 AM

@JourneymanGeek Ehhhh. What I did was use a single port on the router and a separate (managed) switch.

But that's cause I have a lot of wired devices.

If you don't care about intra-LAN speed you can use a software bridge.

You might have trouble getting gigabit, though, especially if you have multiple going at the same time.

A dedicated switch chip has much higher throughput.

Journeyman Geek

@Bob well the bottleneck is very much elsewhere

Bob

My router (which does have a configurable switch chip, incidentally, thanks ubiquiti) is currently something like WAN/LAN1(+LAN1 VLAN.3000)/LAN2/LAN3

@JourneymanGeek Depends which bottleneck you're talking about.

Journeyman Geek

@Bob my network is terribad ;)

Bob

If it were purely WAN<=>LAN you'd have a lower bottleneck

But as long as you're discussing LAN only... it's the difference between 100MB/s and 10MB/s intra-LAN file transfers

If you ever copy large files between computers (e.g. backups) it's a hugely visible difference

Journeyman Geek

@Bob well, my network is a bottleneck there

The big things here are reliability (the asus sometimes overheats), fun, and hopefully speed ;p

But I'm fine with sticking a 20 or so dollar switch if need be

Journeyman Geek

6:59 AM

Anyway for now I'll set up 1+1 ports and get it working first

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