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  1. @LinusTech - would be fun to see how long before this one blows up in your face, when you try it out!
  2. I've used this utility to manage my GoXLR and audio settings with the PulseAudio Volume Control software. And it works like a charm! There's still a few kinks here and there but these are set to be fixed down the line. The quote below is taken from their roadmap. Be sure to star the repo and tell them thanks! I'm using Pop!_OS 22.04 All I did was make sure that the GoXLR daemon is running at startup and BOOM! Now your beautiful piece of hardware just works ^_^ GLHF! https://github.com/GoXLR-on-Linux/goxlr-utility
  3. I want to keep it short here, but I am trying every place I know, to get help with this. This stackovervflow question is written by me. I have a map, that's presented by LeafletJS. I have some mapfeatures, that when in a cluster of mapfeatures is clicked da list pops up in a div. But when I scroll inside that div the div does f*ck all and the map zooms in and out. I have made some efforts to try and solve this. The closest I got is described in the StackOverflow post linked below. It was an attempt made with JS Event Bubbling, but it was only partially successful. Thanks for reading. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62003454/disable-scroll-on-leafletjs-map-when-mouse-inside-infobox
  4. Very cool - does the same count for C# and compilation of that type of programs?
  5. Will check it out - though their site is relatively poor made it seems to be very informative
  6. Hi! This is a general thing I have noticed when watching tech youtube videos. Optium Tech, Linus, Jay, Bitwit etc. (some credit where it's due though to Level1Techs - they have SOME content around this topic). I noticed then whenever we're talking CPU core performance and threaded performance tech channels in general don't seem to talk about software development tasks. (I don't know if this is what would be called "workstation" tasks?). But nevertheless I don't find myself in the know about what to do later in the year or next year when I reach my weightloss goal and build my PC (Forum post link) where I've only got one answer on the build planning (this is not a whine about the amount of replies btw!). The reply and tweak in of itself is pretty solid! But I still find myself wondering - "Is that CPU necessary?" "Is it too powerful?" "Could I save some money here?" Let's say that like many geeks and nerds alike I'm a developer AND a gamer (AAA titles and graphics horny). Now. My main development tasks resides in making .NET 4.5 and .NET Core 3.1 applications (and some light gamedev for fun in Unity). This is web developement, yes, but these projects are "old" and very very large. So the compile-/buildtime is quite long. A faster more well managed CPU with enough RAM can radify this problem. But I don't know when the performance to $$ ratio is no longer worth it when it comes to development. And this is where I get kinda sad and confused because, as far as I can tell, there is no easily accessible content for me to go over, if I want to find out what to expect in this department of building my systems. Because all CPU benchmarks I see is Blender renders, video renders and editing video. So the TL;DR of this is I guess is - how to decide on a CPU for a gaming AND development, and what to expect from my system at different price:performance points? Because I sure as heck can't find the information that makes me smarter on the subject
  7. huh - neat didn't think I could pull a 3700x in a system like this without smahsing thermal throttles The 2070 Super mini looks so freaking cool! I love it!
  8. Hi everybody I have been watching LTT vids for just about two years now (so technically still a newbie) When they reviewed the DAN Case SFF I fell completely in love. Linus's pc build vids combined with Jay and Bitwit vids have made my inner buildsense tingle once again. My current PC was built in 2012 and I only upgraded RAM (added two additional sticks) and GPU (from GTX680 to GTX1070) in all that time. I has run like a dream but I'm beginning to feel its age It may become my NAS server in the future or a gaming rig for my missus Now to my build: Budget and location My budget is around $2,200 (15,000DKK). The location is Denmark Aim My goal is first of all to give myself a challenge to build a SFF PC Because I don't own a car and I like to travel, to my parents house where I can game with my bretheren or to my friends house and game LAN-style, I aim to make the build as portable as possible with as much power as possible. I am also a software developer so, some cpu performance that is not only taking gaming into context is essential. I want to use AMD btw I'm thinking Ryzen 5 3600x but let's see based on your guys feedback Also this is the carrot on the end of a stick for me since I aim to lose 15kg (~30pounds). This is my reward But of course the main use will be gaming! I would love to have a system that runs 1440p games at 120+ fps that is my goal. Monitors At the moment I have got a Optix MAG271C from MSI. This is a part that I will keep as my monitor until I can save up to buy an ultrawide panel that is good for 1440p gaming at a later point hence the aim above. I usually run two monitors. and I think I still will with an ultrawide. But the second monitor will then go from Horizontal to vertical positioning since reading code on a vertically aligned monitor is better imo. My current monitors are 144hz 1080p and a 60hz at 1080p for my secondary display. Peripherals I am quite content with my mechanical Razer stealth keyboard and Logitech MX Master for now My headphones are the Steelseries Arctis 7 - also very nice OS I can handle on my own Why are you upgrading? I want to build again. And I think an 8yr lifespan of my old PC is a fair point of upgrade Also as I have mentioned before, I'm using this as a carrot on a stick for myself and my weightloss. So there might elapse some time before I My current setup (as close I could get on pcpartpicker): PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU Intel Core i7-2600K 3.4 GHz Quad-Core Processor CPU Cooler Corsair H60 (2018) 57.2 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler 768.00kr @ Alternate Motherboard Asus P8Z77-V LE ATX LGA1155 Motherboard Memory Corsair Vengeance LP 4 GB (1 x 4 GB) DDR3-1600 Memory Memory Corsair Vengeance LP 4 GB (1 x 4 GB) DDR3-1600 Memory Memory Corsair Vengeance LP 4 GB (1 x 4 GB) DDR3-1600 Memory Memory Corsair Vengeance LP 4 GB (1 x 4 GB) DDR3-1600 Memory Video Card Asus GeForce GTX 1070 8 GB Video Card Case NZXT H2 ATX Mid Tower Case Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts Total 768.00kr Generated by PCPartPicker 2020-04-15 13:56 CEST+0200 My suggested DAN build: PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 5 3600X 3.8 GHz 6-Core Processor 2067.00kr @ CDON DK Thermal Compound Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut 1g 1 g Thermal Paste Motherboard Gigabyte X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI Mini ITX AM4 Motherboard 2196.00kr @ CDON DK Memory Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory 1420.00kr @ Alternate Storage Samsung 970 Evo 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive 1613.00kr @ Alternate Storage Samsung 970 Evo 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive 1613.00kr @ Alternate Video Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8 GB Founders Edition Video Card Case DAN Cases A4-SFXv4 Mini ITX Desktop Case Power Supply Corsair SF 600 W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully Modular SFX Power Supply Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts Total 8909.00kr Generated by PCPartPicker 2020-04-15 13:57 CEST+0200 So here comes my questions and notes: I havn't decided on the GPU yet. The one I put on the list is just my own sort of "guideline" So now I need your thoughts on my planned build. I also need some pointers to which cablemod cables I should use here. Because I don't want to use the provided cables, because all the build guides I have seen tells me that I could gain some clearance and space inside the case if I used custom length and thin cabling in there. And the next question. How much benefit is there between using the ASETEK 645LT AIO here versus the Noctua NH-L9i chromax black? It looks like that I will have a bit more space for the PSU cabling if I use the heatsink noctua cooler, but then again that is why I asked for cable mod cable advise earlier, because if I go with the AIO I would love to have as much room as possible for the fan not to get suck on the cabling. Thanks for reading and I look forward to your feedback on this one very excited, I am
  9. I'm aware that SFF are difficult, but I think the Sugo is too big to fit in my backpack. But I can't tell from the images though
  10. Hi LTT Forums I have for a while dreamed of building a small form factor build that would fit in a backpack (roughly the size of a XBox One X or PS4 - preferably smaller). And it should pack a punch. I have had my eye on the Dan Cases AFX-v4 for a while. But I have never seen one in real life or worked with it physically I was wondering if anyone else had and can share their experiences with both long time use and possible badass builds. Other case suggestions that can fit a full system with GPU's the size of RTX 2070 or higher will be appreciated also
  11. Hello LTT Forums I need your help regarding finding an active video adapter. I am in possession of a "Packed Pixels v1" transportable monitor. It take a DisplayPort signal that can only come from DP or Thunderbolt ports. Herein lies my problem. I switched laptops and now no longer have a displayport nor thunderbolt in my I/O. I need help to suggestions to find an "active HDMI to mini-DP" adapter that can convert an HDMI signal to DP-signal. Can any of you find something? Because all I seem to stumble upon on Amazon is DP to HDMI and not the way round I need it to be. Thank you in advance!
  12. I wish I followed relational algebra more closely at uni. Would have made this problem so much easier. Thank you for this!
  13. For full disclosure I come up with this query. It's ugly AF and it runs, but it takes about two to three minutes to complete SELECT p.project_id, p.hourly_rate, ex.sum_elapsed FROM projects p JOIN ( SELECT i.project_id, SUM(iv.seconds_elapsed) AS sum_elapsed FROM issues i LEFT JOIN intervals iv ON i.issue_id = iv.issue_id AND (i.internal_note NOT LIKE '%SKIF%') AND (iv.dt_start BETWEEN "2019-03-01T00:00:00Z" AND "2019-03-08T23:59:59Z") GROUP BY i.project_id ) AS ex ON p.project_id = ex.project_id AND p.project_name NOT LIKE 'K - %'; I haven't yet compared it to your work, but I'm almost certain that these are somewhat similar. I have 82 possible projects, 53.094 issues and 69.972 time intervals as of last friday. So some sort of handling has to be done in order for it to run in a timely fashion.
  14. Hello! I have a question regarding some tables I want to join to retrieve information about some time spent on different projects. I have three tables: projects p COLS: | id(PK) | project_id | project_name | deleted | hourly_rate | issues i COLS: | id(PK) | issue_id | issue_name | is_open | project_id | internal_note | intervals iv COLS: | id(PK) | manuscript_person_id | issue_id | interval_id | seconds_elapsed | Now - I need to join these three together so I get total elapsed seconds in a project based on the issues in the given projects. The the `p.project_name` must not start with the prefix "K - ". The `i.internal_note` must not contain the letters in the following order "SKIF" I have written a query that fetches all projects that doesn't contain the prefix "K - ": SELECT p.project_id, p.hourly_rate FROM projects p WHERE p.project_name NOT LIKE "K - %" And I have also written a query that finds all issues in those projects that does not have the "K - " prefix and internal_note does not contain "SKIF" SELECT i.issue_id, i.internal_note FROM issues i JOIN projects p ON i.project_id = p.project_id WHERE project_name NOT LIKE "K - %" AND i.internal_note NOT LIKE "%SKIF%" My problem now lies in tying these together with the summed up elapsed seconds from intervals grouped first by i.issue_id and then by p.project_id in the end so I will end up with a result that looks like so: | p.project_id | p.hourly_rate | some_join.elapsed_seconds | ----|--------------|---------------|---------------------------| 1 | 836 | 900 | 367929 | ----|--------------|---------------|---------------------------| 2 | 928 | 950 | 367929 | ----|--------------|---------------|---------------------------| 3 | 1125 | 942 | 367929 | ----|--------------|---------------|---------------------------| 4 | 1337 | 827 | 367929 | ---------------------------------------------------------------- etc..... How would one suggest to attack this problem?
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