Just run OM3 and you'll be set for 100gbe!
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joined 2 years ago
Helped my dad through the process and he got like 41 dollars from an old business tax over charge. Not much but that's dinner money!
Cons
-No LED lighting
How the hell is this a con??
A con would be no thunderbolt support or something like that
I have maybe a few dozen USB C devices all from dumb 5V/2A chargers to 20V/5A chargers. From USB 5GB to USB 40GB. Never once have I ever had issue with the cables and connectors. Only time I've had an issue was when I dropped my phone into the charging cable where it physically broke off.
Meanwhile I've had an iPhone for 4 years and the lightning connector broke in such a way I had to use hot glue to pull it out of the port.
I installed yuzu on my deck. Worked better than Ryujinx, at least for BotW. Just sad there won't be any additional updates.
Steam deck emulator specifically. Nintendo tends to not care about old gen stuff being emulated. If Yuzu was released after the switch 2 comes out, then I wouldn't imagine Nintendo going that hard after it
Here's to hoping that Switch 1 emulation is easier and better
No undervolting reduces power consumption.
I have a undervolt curve on my GPU and I get about 2-3% better performance for 90% of the tdp.
It's because consumer GPUs try to max out their TDP pretty much at any cost with no individual refinement. Undervolting is pretty much tailoring a power profile to the silicon lottery.
3 years of it, I went from 99% to 92% on a OnePlus 8T.
My wife who doesn't follow the same guidelines is at 80% life.
I prefer it since I have a pretty reliable charging schedule. And I also have a small 5000mAh emergency charger with a foldable port in my day to day bag. Win win for me.
What's the other star in our solar system?
PiHole and AdGuard are both easy to setup servers for network wide DNS blocking. (Homenetworking)
NextDNS is an external entity that allows you to setup DNS blocking on devices that support DoT, DoH, and occasionally plaintext DNS. (For your phone and other mobile devices)
iPhones and Androids both support DoT while Firefox (and likely most modern browsers) supports DoH.
If you don't want to rely on an external entity, you could use a wire guard split tunnel to block your ads away from your home network. Additionally you can set up a VPS and self host your DNS server there.