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what router do you use /g/?
I've been researching wireless routers and I've concluded all consumer models are shit, and designed to fail in 1-2 years. I think I'm going to try putting together a setup using separate components from Ubiquity, which sells enterprise-level systems, but which are actually pretty reasonably priced for the lower end gear.
http://routerboard.com/RB1100AHx2 this
On that note, is it a good idea to buy a separate modem, router, firewall, switch, access point or get one of those all-in-one solutions? Space and money not being the issue.
![MIT-logo-big[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/AhaIIQV.jpg "MIT-logo-big[1].jpg")
>2015
>Not getting an MIT education while lurking
Why /g/?
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-001-structure-and-interpretation-of-computer-programs-spring-2005/
>>51714784
>>51714784
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Op3QLzMgSY&list=PL8FE88AA54363BC46
>>51714784
>science and arts
>arts
into the trash it goes!
ye
>le problem seeing glasses
>>51714678
Source?
what is under those boxes?
>>51714892
>under
An image is a two dimensional array, everything is in the same layer
![flat,800x800,075,f[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/PiXAgv9.jpg "flat,800x800,075,f[1].jpg")
tfw you just refreshed your thermal paste
One time I accidentally ate thermal paste. Didn't taste that bad I think it was called artic silver or something
>>51714668
Nice facebook frog.
>>51714689
How the heck did you manage that
So since there is no home server thread at the moment so let's call it home server general /hsg/, but actually I'm making this thread to vent a little about Plex.
Why is PLEX such an enormous piece of garbage that doesn't allow you decide for yourself what devices can into HEVC. So here is what PLEX thinks:
>i7 4770k
let's torch the Westmere Xeon instead
>i5 2500k
the Xeon it is
>FX8300
fuck the Xeon
>FX6300
let's...
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>>51714642
Have you tried Windows Media Center?
Top to Bottom inside rack:
-2x Intel NUC
CPU: Core i3 5010U
RAM: 16GB
Function: set up as ESX HA cluster
-Router, Ubiquity EdgeMax Pro
-Switch 1, Quanta LB4M (48port 1Gbps, 2port 10Gbps)
-Switch 2, Arista 7124SX (24port 10Gbps)
-Server 1, Supermicro 1U
CPU: Core i3
RAM: 16GB ECC
SSD: 4x 1TB 850 Pro RAID 10
NIC: 2x10Gbit
Function: Datastore for vritualization
-Server 2, Supermicro 2U (Twin server, 2 nodes)
-Node 1:
CPU: 2x Intel XEON E5-2650v2 8 Core HT
RAM: 128GB ECC
Storage: ESX on USB
NIC: 4x10Gbit...
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I found Hp mediasmart server with 500GB HDD for 50€ but the fucking seller is not answering to me.
This makes me mad.
what is the best way to get rid of malware
>inb4 linux
reinstall windows
malwarebytes
or reinstall windows
or if you want to completely nuke all traces of it, dban it
Install windows 98 and download free games and toolbars from pirate bay
You'll never get any malware
(temporarily)
>>51714466
I refreshed and everything was fine.
Faggot.
>>51714466
>lebbit
>cripplechan
>blocking board ads
>fagbook
>>51714466
> he blocks the most reasonable ads on the interwebs
You're not ready to join us the Digerati
How often do you refresh your thermal compound?
>>51714340
Never, because thermal paste is nothing that should ever be refreshed.
>>51714340
Why should one do that?
>>51714348
It should be redone if you ever take off the heat sink, but this.
My newly built PC turns on then off, the time it stays on then off is random(from 3 seconds to 35 seconds) i dont know if i screwed up the PSU or motherboard
/g/ isn't a tech support board
