wolfcry0

I've been thinking of upgrading away from my R710, partly due to noise, and partly due to the poor single thread performance of those CPU generations.

The i5-4690 would be my 'budget' choice since an Optiplex 9020 with one in it and 8GB of RAM can be bought for ~$120-150 used. However it's a desktop PC and as far as I know has no remote management capability.

I was looking at the E5-1620 v2 CPU as a fairly similar alternative that could work with server-grade motherboards, but it's still slower than the i5 for single thread.

I don't really need lots of multicore performance, ~8000 passmark score would be totally fine. And low idle power would be really nice (the optiplex 9020 is around 20

https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/1819

It has been open for 7 years and PfSense is ignoring it.

If OPNsense doesn't have the same bug then that will be reason enough for me to switch. PfSense is only good for running a single domain.

I'm running into this bug: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/1819

System domain is domain1.com for example, DHCP clients on that domain properly resolve at client.domain1.com

Second domain is domain2.com for example, and DHCP clients are resolving as client.domain2.com.domain1.com which completely breaks DNS.

domain2 DHCP server has domain2.com specified in the "Domain name" field.

What's the current best way to solve this?

The bug has been open for 7 years, I don't understand how this is acceptable on an 'enterprise ready' firewall.

I found this post while doing some website touch ups, I thought this was a pretty cool setup, looks really well done.

I'm still trying to figure out where the antenna coax goes, it's well hidden.

https://optibike.com/testimonial/review-loving-my-optibike/

I've got a Lumix GX85 I use right now, and while the 4k30 output is nice, the 1080p60 output is very low bitrate and looks extremely soft (seems to be a known issue with the camera).

I know the GH5 has that capability but it's also way out of my budget.

Basically looking for:

• 1080p

• 120fps or higher

• 100 Mbps or higher

• Very fast and accurate AF in video mode (tracking fast moving stuff like bicycles, motocross bikes)

• Mic input

I'm actually thinking that a traditional camcorder might be a better bet here?

Over the last few months my touchscreen has gotten really bad, it fails to register scrolling a lot, phantom touches out of nowhere, and sometimes just stops responding to any touch at all.

I've also noticed apps closing on their own, and the phone generally feels very sluggish like there's a delay on everything.

Anyone else figured out any solutions for these issues?

Hey all, it's started to get cold at night here and my '98 4Runner has started to make an awful grinding noise right after starting up.

As soon as the engine actually starts up there is a loud grinding noise for the half second or so until I let go of the key from the start position.

It seems to go away as I drive it and the weather warms up later in the day.

Given that it seems to be related to cold weather, maybe the starter gear is sticking on the shaft or something like that?

I do my own work on it so what should I plan on doing to fix it? Pull the starter and have a look at it first? Or just get a new one and replace it? It does have 300k miles on it so maybe a new starter is the wa

What options are there for a system wide parametric EQ that has per-device configs?

On windows I have EquilizerAPO which is fantastic, looking for the same end result on linux.

Google hasn't turned up much, which is surprising as I've heard linux has good audio support.

Edit: Well it seems to have gone away, I don't know why but hopefully it stays this way lol.

Here's what I'm seeing.

Spotify and certain images in Firefox are horribly off for contrast, I can't seem to get it to change.

Maybe someone has seen this before?