NicholasBoccio

Some people on Reddit have mentioned that they noticed a similar improvement when getting a new SIM. Could the SIM degrade overtime and affect the phone's operation? Still seems like it shouldn't matter...

We just switched providers and as soon as both of our Galaxy Note 9 cell phones rebooted, we each immediately noticed how much smoother, and snappier the phones were. It was striking. I don't think it matters, but we moved from Verizon to Xfinity Mobile to reduce monthly expenses. Even after multiple restarts, the phones are still snappier... Has anyone else noticed this? The new provider did remove the Verizon apps, but we never used them - however there isn't anything else that seems to make sense for this performance boost that we both notice. It could be a really neat idea for labs to inspect the performance hit that different providers' apps have on phones. Thanks for any response, cheers!

Now I am running Win 10 Pro.

Can you explain more? I like the simplicity of this method - but I have not read about this sort of method. Thanks for your help.

I currently have a DL580 4x E7-4870 & 128GB RAM sitting doing nothing. Currently, I am using a Lenovo P330 Tiny i7-8700T 32gb RAM w/ Quadro P620 I have a BlueIris server running AI (from this guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwoonl5JKgo) running 13 cameras (See my network and camera setup here https://community.ui.com/stories/Home-Ubiquiti-Setup-Security-networking-and-more/4f0a698f-4d02-481c-9d48-17d9c72a2327) which works well, however the AI program uses the CPU as it is installed on Windows, and cannot use the GPU on Windows. In order to use the GPU for AI, it must be installed on a Linux system. This has reduced the processing time 10x for other users. Currently the CPU takes about 500ms to process 1 image, which is quick, but it does cause the CPU to max at 100% when processing images and recording. My initial tests show that the AI program is utilizing most of the CPU when it is maxed. Here is my question: Should I install Proxmox on the P330 Tiny with a windows and linux VM and passthru the GPU to the Linux VM for the AI program and see if that helps reduce the CPU load when it's processing images? I wouldn't use this box for anything else. The other option I wanted to get opinions on, was to buy an HP branded GPU and install that into the DL580 and pass that thru to a Linux VM and have the AI run from there and just remove the processing entirely from the BlueIris box. The reason I would not run BlueIris on the DL580 is that I don't like the idea of the cameras not recording for 5-10 minutes while the server reboots, when the P330 takes 15 seconds. All comments and criticisms are welcomed.

Are you asking about carpooling or flying?

We could have, but the tickets are no longer available. Sorry, and I hope you're still able to make it.

No, sorry

How does free sound? *removed cell phone number*

Want it the ticket? text me - *removed cell phone number*

Whatever their offer is, to be fair

Sure, make an offer

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Make an offer Are you in the area, or already able to travel there?

I have had to change my plans and will miss the show this year. If you need these tickets let me know.