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Hi Guys, I just wanted to raise the fact that LTT's logo is featured centrally on influencerstuff.com (see attached screenshot). I don't know if LTT actually does business (or has done business) with Richard Little at InfluencerStuff.com, but wanted to raise a serious issue of allegations of him running what amounts to a giant ponzi scheme. A number of large companies have cut ties with him due to him failing to pass on payment to content creators. These companies have paid him, but he has then failed to pass the money on to those who have actually done the work for him. see video by Greg Salazar: Wanted to raise this with LTT because of the obvious exposure to the LTT brand if you guys were unaware of this going on. Apparently it is not only content creators which have been jipped out of money, but also employees.

Yup, which is exactly why I raised it. The site is first saying that it is checking to make sure that my connection is secure, and then going to the "at capacity" screen on chrome, or to chatgpt on edge. The reason for the post is to see if the community can establish if it is checking which browser a person is using for the purpose of said dirty tactics, or whether it is down to a security difference between the two browsers.

I found something rather interesting today and just wanted to know if anyone had experienced anything similar. When ever i try to use chatgpt using chrome, I get a ChatGPT is at capacity right now, message. However, if I use edge, it works immediately. I'm wondering if microsoft is checking the browser being used and giving priority to those using edge over other browsers?

Hey guys, Doing a custom retrofit to my server (conversion to water cooling). Really constrained on space so was wondering if there is any such thing as a combined small resevoir-block-pump or if you have any recommendations on the three for a constrained space. Cheers Martin

Just spoke to the supplier. Got him to give me a deal on 40 Dell OptiPlex 3040 SFF's, Intel i5, 8GB RAM, 240GB SSD. Being used, works out £200 cheaper than the atoms. Exxxthhhheeeleeent

Expectation of up to 20 in operation at one time due to staggered visiting hours.

16 rooms 36 mini pcs.

Intel Atom Z8350,2 GB RAM The VM option is easy of administration. I'll be administering things at a distance and accessing the pc's themselves would be a pain in the butt. The 10G is for other things as well, separate vlan for another project we're working on. So it's 10G switch to switch, then 1G out to machines.

Is there O_O - (googling for my own unraid server). LOL As for drives. Managed to get 5 ironwolfs. 10TB each Also have 4 1TB samsung SSD's

Open to alternatives, but was just thinking in terms of load and resources.

Ceiling panels throughout the ward are just the business liftable ones so can run the cables no problem without creating a mess.

I had a look at r730's, (I have an r720 in my office). What's the script with their raid cards, do they need to be reflashed for HBA or is there an option now to select between it and raid? Any recommendations on alternate ZFS? Access to the VM's as I said in my reply above, the boxes I have are more mini pcs. Intention is to go the thin client route. Plex app on the VM. As for connection, I have the hardware (donated) for 10G to each room.

I have about $1500 left in the budget. So it's a biggest bang for the buck. As for epyc, that's just personal preference a but would certainly be open to other alternatives if I can get bigger bang for the buck. My thinking with epyc is the load of 16 rooms each pulling from the plex server and the VMs obviously. With the transcoding and HDHomeRun/DVR/Plex, was exactly the way I was thinking of going. As for thin clients, probably should correct myself. The boxes are not specifically android. They are mini pc's so my intention was to take android off, go thin client route with them and install plex app on whatever OS we are going to use. Not much experience in setting up thin client to access unraid VM's, any recommendation on a guide for that?

Will defo be travelling over from Scotland for that.

Think comicon for tech geeks, and less klingons - Put simply, one hell of a tech fest. If you go onto the LTT youtube channel they actually have videos of the previous events.