It uses some form of VNC (forget the name). Performance is fine for the VMs for non-video stuff.
You can run whatever you want inside a VM too.
It uses some form of VNC (forget the name). Performance is fine for the VMs for non-video stuff.
You can run whatever you want inside a VM too.
You, I like you.
You posted this just so you could make that comment.
I'll accept it. Have my upvote. Lol
Giant fucking egos and totally disconnected from reality.
Basically Hollyweird in a nutshell
Works for me, but damn it's dog snot slow. Like typing takes 1-2 seconds for each character to show up
They also had water wheels which could do work, like lifting.
Serious question, why not use current wifi for that kind of distance?
I know, it's probably not really easy to make the comparison at this point - power usage is definitely part of that equation. Though the lower bandwidth of this doesn't seem quite enough for video?
Edit: I misread the bandwidth as 347kbit, not Mbit. So yea, this looks very promising for video, especially given the limitations of Wifi, plus using less power.
Everyone one of my finds aged out from lack of OS updates, not because the hardware failed or was too slow.
I have a box of them.
Depends on the wife, really. 😁
I kid I kid!
With some Great Stuff! 🤣
(sorry, I've just seen so much bad usage of Great Stuff).
I've often found you don't even need the hammer aspect, just using a mason but will work, especially for softer materials. It'll take longer, but if it's only for the finish, it's faster than fixing a blowout like this.
Alternatively turn off the hammer for the finish, or finish the hole from this side (since you have the pilot hole). This works well on any material, for example to prevent blowouts on wood or flash on metal.
Good point about platform agnostic remote for management stuff. VNC is ideal for this.
And systems like Proxmox use a web GUI for most stuff, it's a touch slow but I think that's mostly just waiting for the system to finish the actual changes I make, and not the UI.