Recent content by tigweld0101

I know HP bought Teradici and made PCoIP more of a software thing rather than requiring a hardware card. Is it still worth using for remote desktops these days? I don't think the old hardware cards can do 4k60

I thought they're all called ruler. Good to know.

Thanks! Sounds like you're saying they're safe for servers then.

Are these good drives that can actually be run 24x7 in servers, or are they SMR consumer drives? Or like the old WD Greens that'd die after a few months in a NAS?

I usually tag at the switch port so I haven't seen the vlan thing. I've seen consistent 3.2-3.5gbps from this using it as the iperf3 client and server. That's what I saw STH publish. I'm just using the marvell driver not the sabrent one.

That's a great point Nutanix and Intel got new CEOs. Maybe they're jumping ship at VMware.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-55-class-cx-series-oled-4k-uhd-smart-webos-tv/6401851.p?skuId=6401851

Seems like this has good reviews, does anyone have one? FreeSync and 120Hz and OLED! LLG OLED55CXPUA Alexa Built-in CX 55" 4K Smart OLED TV

Yea this isn't the biggest discount, but these are handy and new for $20 isn't bad https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Server-Rack-Shelf-CABSHELFV1U/dp/B071KW94ZC

Is that really a thing? You've got to hand it to VMware to cuk up some super standard like NVMe and make some devices not work. That's crazy.

That new Twitter embed is slick. I've been away from the forums for awhile but I don't remember that.

If you don't follow @Patrick on Twitter you might have missed this gem today related to this article That's hilarious that Lenovo didn't think to check the BRoll and see that those aren't their servers.

Thanks! I missed a permission in settings which meant I didn't see the link.

I've tried googling this already but I must be searching for the wrong things. I'm trying to get functionality like Google Drive and others where I make a direct link that people can use to access a file I uploaded. There's a direct link, but it says it is only for authorized users. I want to...

Oh man... that sucked. I figured out why...