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Many more updates since the last post - now the whole thing is self reinforcing - you get an interview, it uses the memories from that to reinforce the numbers for matching.

Thanks, wish it was that easy. I’ve made some significant upgrades since I last posted, take a look

updated with Windows/Mac/Linux installers https://github.com/Keljian/JSE/releases

Bit of an odd one for this forum but I think it's the right crowd. I had a box sitting here with a GPU that does basically nothing 90% of the time, already had a local model loaded on it for random stuff, and I was also in the middle of a miserable job hunt. Got tired of the routine of copying a...

Bioses and drivers keep getting better, it's only a matter of time before things completely stabilise

What about a mikrotik CRS210?

I feed tvheadend from my hdhomerun, then use a kodi plugin to talk to it.

I've moved to TvHeadend from Myth. Much easier setup, and lower amounts of messing around.

I stand corrected (one of the only "k" CPUs with vt-d on that socket)

You can't passthrough using a 4790k - it doesn't have VT-D support. Aside from that, looks good. You need to pass the 9210 through to the VM

Been playing redout lately, insanely fast fun. Haven't touched multiplayer yet though

That's pretty cheap

re ZFS: Raid 10 for Vpools is perfectly acceptable - as in adding disks in mirrored pairs in zfs. There's no reason that this can't be used at home (aside from cost). They can even be different sizes.

The T420 certainly does, though I highly recommend chelsio's driver rather than VMware's

Stay safe..

Urm.. get ecc if you can afford it. (not listed above in your posts) Mirrored pools make a lot of sense if you have the intention of adding drives. Re Backups, usually things fall into one of 4 categories: 1. Not super critical if you lose 2. Mildly annoying but recoverable/rebuildable if you...

There are levels of paranoia I suppose

Wouldn't a UPS and something that writes the ram to a drive, like a shutdown script, solve that issue?

Ok I get that Zeusram drives are fast, what I don't understand is why someone would get one, versus 8 gb more ram if the latter is a possibility. Could someone please enlighten me?

So long as you add pairs or greater, you can expand zfs. Basically adding raid 1 pairs as you need storage. BTRFS isn't ready for prime time. It just isn't. I wish it were, but it isn't.