If S0 standby wasn’t so shit, or we could go back to old reliable S1-3 that wouldn’t be an issue.

See I want all the junk from yesterday.

Why would you? Sleep uses so little power and the resume is instant.

If it wasn’t for S0 standby being such a piece of shit I’d never shutdown my computer unless it was for an update or hardware maintenance.

¿que?

Doesn’t memory training only happen once when you first boot the machine (or reset bios).

I mean having a lot of ram will take a long time to post, but that’s not unique to DDR5. My server is DDR4 with 64 gigs of ram and with it’s original CPU it took ages for the post to finish.

Both Windows and Linux are able to reload parts of their kernel without needing to reboot. It’s still suggested, but as long as the software doesn’t actually force you to you can just say “reboot later” then just start the program like normal.

That’s vendor specific. I’ve never had a phone that supports that.

Also there few times I’ve tried it went even worse than trying to use volume and power.

If you need to go back and review it videos suck. But for getting introduced to it the first time they’re good. Udemy and other companies are just that. They also let you have text to review afterwards and even little quizzes.

Apple Silicon Macs do a great job with virtualization. Outside of them there’s just no nice high end hardware that’s well suited for something like proxmox. It’s either low end SBC, or the hyper proprietary ARM servers that I don’t think we can even buy.

1. Almost everyone on uber eats (and similar services) mark up their items. This sausage burrito meal is $10 on uber eats and is 8 something in store

2. Delivery fee 5.99

3. tip (whatever you want to pay)

For a normal meal this will more than double the price. Order just about anything else and you’re easily at $30 with still almost half the price being the delivery.

https://kotaku.com/15-years-later-heres-why-a-gamer-was-duct-taped-to-a-c-1796679499

Who says it’s overkill?

That said I literally started selfhosting on a Thinkpad W520. With the full 32 gigs of ram it ran ESXI great. Plus you can’t beat a built in UPS.

I was going to buy a mini PC to run along with it when I needed more, but I just opted to take old desktop parts and combine my NAS with everything else.

The longer the better. All videos should have a minimum length of 1 hour.

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