I am under the impression that Roblox is not compatible with Linux due to anti cheat. I went Linux mint and installed the Linux versions of the top have stores. Steam provides compatibility for many games due to the Steam deck. No issues noted for Minecraft. Haven’t played Fortnite on Linux, but it’s available from the Epic launcher.

Those 2008 disks weren’t great, but airflow advice at that time wasn’t great either.

I can understand how you got where you are, but my concern is that your raidz pools will get more slow as the shared bus fills. You might be able to mitigate this by distributing your pools across different root hubs.

I get the point that external devices will have less heat entrapment, but laying your components in your case to optimize air flow will keep your drives cooler and extend their life. Also, I personally have a lot of risk in my house due to children and pets and can’t imagine leaving my devices out like that.

What size drives and what quantity are you considering?

I know it’s not your question, but you might get much better results from a SAS card and adding SATA SSD drives. You can slowly upgrade an ATX system to meet increased power and space needs. I have done the same using truenas and it’s working great.

Continuing to add USB devices does increase the serial traffic per bus since it is shared. Increased traffic increases errors, lowering your bandwidth further.

Here is a good breakdown of the uses of frame rate we’ve the subjects.

Basically, 24fps seems to appear natural for human subjects, but detail is lost on quick movements for small animals, especially birds and insects. Higher frame rate captures a lot of information, but it creates a surreal visual for human subjects.

https://photographylife.com/best-frame-rate-for-video

Most desk side support is exactly that.

Not even moderately helpful for printer questions.

*For now.

Not sure. To be edgy?

I know this isn’t what you meant but:

https://promowestlive.com/our-venues/megacorp-pavilion

Ah. I thought they were fully following in the footsteps of Microsoft.

Edit: I just read tfa. It was a blurb.

Even if they don’t use it for AI in particular, they will have a private nuclear power facility for their data centers. They would absolutely take advantage of that power generation if it was originally publicly funded.

Yeah, that’s what I meant. I guess problematic means more objectionable, but I mean that it presents a serious difficulty within FOSS culture.

I had heard that his behavior was problematic, but I was unaware of the depth of the issue.

I’m gaming just fine on mint. It’s like the old days when I would install something and not be sure if it worked, but so far most things have been working more or less out of the box. Installing and patching mods to final fantasy 7 took a little bit because I wasn’t familiar with the terms being used, but it was a couple hours, not a few days.

Out of the criticisms I have of Vance, I do have to say that he wears the Trump uniform better than Trump himself.

The spec is too use 4 of 24 pins each for power and another 4 for ground. What if you used 16 pins for power? One could even be reckless enough to use 22 pins for power If the ground isn’t tied together, but that means you have to take a moment to sense ground.

Maybe you will see 8.5a at the device, but 10a at the source with the cable heating up…

You should not have any issues. Worst case scenario is that one is slower than the other and will cause the faster one to step down, but unless one is significantly slower, you should have no issues.

Generally, in the past 10 years at least, mixed memory on dual channel configuration has not been an issue.

I’m using truenas for my homebrew setup. I need to buy 2 more drives and start planning on rebalancing my setup, but this is how it looks right now.

Google in this case. I’ll try the alternative mentioned