breul99

please don't. wildly inefficient

Yes it is?

I wanted to like SmartOS, but the documentation for Arch really had me spoiled. The Joyent/SmartOS docs are a mess of information for different versions that really aren't conducive to a confident first time user. That and it had problems with a pretty vanilla supermicro build. It did pick up my linux ZFS pool without a problem though, which was a nice surprise.

In my experience this is no longer the case, anecdotal of course.

Such a solid media player for it's time.

I'm fairly happy with my t540p, even has a socketed CPU for replacement. They're fairly cheap on eBay right now because they just came off lease from some larger companies.

I still don't really see the pro to Ryzen in this case. It would be cheaper/better to get a couple used sandy bridge era (or newer in some cases) xeons off ebay with a dual socket motherboard in the multithreaded case, or get an i7-7700 for single threaded performance while still having a reasonable amount of cores+threads to play with.

This is for their razor blade laptop, are you really going to avoid their entire line up because of that?

I can't wait for the day when ISPs are held accountable for failing to provide the speeds we pay for.

Picard

Most EULAs prohibit it, probably not.

Open source it.

>Linux Mint

Only if you don't value any sense of security

It is that easy, Nost did it. The WoW clients run perfectly fine on modern machines.