Tᴀᴋᴀɴᴀsʜɪ Hᴏʀᴏ @[email protected]

Rather than paying ASUS several hundred dollars for a water cooler with VRM cooling fan, I just stuck a fan onto my random water block with some trusted 3M tape and called it a day.

To be clear, I think it's good to have companies care about hardware integrity in addition to software integrity. But if all these attempts of hardware integrity rely on giving all control of the machine to these companies rather than the end user, while all the solutions also being completely proprietary and not auditable, I'm just going to call them bullshit no matter what. Any integrity guarantee without audiatbility and user control is just nonsense.

How is the thing called T2 to be considered a "security chip" when it's not auditable in any sense and almost all it contributes is the decrease in user control (both hardware and software) and probably more profit to the company that makes it?

ホンマにつまらん。世界も人間も。

私にとってアニメやドラマなどの完結することがやっぱり苦手なんですね。最終回が見ないほうがいい。なんの物語もずっと続きなってほしい。

What's best about a higher core count CPU is that I can leave one or two cores idle when compiling stuff and then do other stuff on it while compiling and not losing any performance compared to what I had before. Or even playing games while compiling.

The sheer amount of threads

Oh I am putting off the migration of this Mastodon server. I think I'd better first make sure the new server is stabler than the current one. Plus that I am just lazy and don't want to work on Sundays :)

Is it something all AMD users must go through to accidentally rip the CPU out of the socket while removing the heat sink due to hardened thermal paste? I did this yesterday when I tried to swap my new 3900X into the motherboard.

Also I love the fact that AMD has at least tried to mitigate Spectre in hardware, whereas Intel is just hanging out doing nothing

So the BIOS of ASRock B450 ITX/ac for Ryzen 3000 is still pretty janky. Some bugs are present, e.g. sometimes it doesn't post and goes into a boot loop, which can only be resolved by disconnecting the power cord for a minute or so. The BIOS also doesn't expose the CPU temprature sensor to the OS. But it's usable and I'm happy with it for now lol.

OK so aside from RDRAND being borked and somehow I can't see ktemp10 sensors in Linux, Ryzen 3000 seems great

Hello, world from Ryzen 9 3900X