This is a shot in the dark, but you could do IPv6 for your internal networking, with the global unique IP addresses, it might help tailscale just route locally instead

Rom would try to pay the ransom and fail

Quark would find a way to blackmail trade for moogies freedom

Moogie would scold both of them for getting involved.

Since you have the power of ELI5 maybe you can explain the difference between resistance and impedance. I’ve always been fuzzy on that.

I do appreciate hulk Hogan has appropriate PPE to operate an oscilloscope. Good attention to detail

Yeah, if your going to support something support the open source project that doesnt advertise

Ipv6

Depending on your gateway, you may be able to override the DNS settings for a few domains that you use internally

While he did say those things, it doesn’t mean anyone was willing to fight for it internally. This is why many external companies that do so well on the open market die and wither after they get acquired by big companies. Internal politics don’t have to be rational externally.

i think it was just standard politics, everybody had to take a haircut, and nobody in leadership wanted to fight for that studio, it didn’t have a patron/protector. It got killed because no executive was championing it, not because it was bad.

Masterfully done

What episode is that?

Watching the video.

Source First - source available - that’s what they do, good term.

I do like the discussion and the motivation illustrated

I now have a better feeling for how futo is trying to do open source capitalism

Feels like a job for the coast guard

Though I don’t think it’s the job of the French police, and the French Coast guard to keep people prisoner in France.

Yes I know technically it’s a border crossing and they have to register, but from a humanitarian perspective people trying to leave your country seems like something you should just let happen. Besides it shouldn’t be illegal in France to go swimming, or even to go for a boat ride.

If they’re going to do this, then customers can get support via text messaging right? They’re not going to have to call in to talk to a computer to have their voice turned into text for an agent right?

This isn’t about asymmetrically wasting the time of the customer so they don’t call support at all, right?

Ipmi interface?

Wow. Where is all this hate coming from?

People like to experiment, and tinker, and try things in their home lab, that would scale up in a business. Just to prove they can do it. That’s innovation. We should celebrate it. Not quash people

Okay. Do you want to debug your situation?

What’s the operating system of the host? What’s the hardware in the host?

What’s the operating system in the client? What’s the hardware in the client?

What does the network look like between the two? Including every piece of cable, and switch?

Do you get sufficient experience if you’re just streaming a single monitor instead of multiple monitors?

Remember the original poster here, was talking about running their own self-hosted GPU VM. So they’re not paying anybody else for the privilege of using their hardware

I personally stream with moonlight on my own network. Have no issues it’s just like being on the computer from my perspective.

If it doesn’t work for you Fair enough, but it can work for other people, and I think the original posters idea makes sense. They should absolutely run a GPU VM cluster, and have fun with it and it would be totally usable

Fair enough. If you know it doesn’t work for your use case that’s fine.

As demonstrated elsewhere in this discussion, GPU HEVC encoding only requires 10ms of extra latency, then it can transit over fiber optic networking at very low latency.

Many GPUs have HEVC decoders on board., including cell phones. Most newer Intel and AMD CPUs actually have an HEVC decoder pipeline as well.

I don’t think anybody’s saying a self-hosted GPU VM is for everybody, but it does make sense for a lot of use cases. And that’s where I think our schism is coming from.

As far as the $2,000 transducer to fiber… it’s doing the same exact thing, just more specialized equipment maybe a little bit lower latency.

Can you define what acceptable latency would be?

local network ping (like corporate networks) 1-2ms

Encoding and decoding delay 10-15ms

So about ~20ms of latency

Real world example

Fiber isn’t some exotic never seen technology, its everywhere nowadays.

Moonlight literally does what you want, today! using hvec encoding straight in the gpu.

Try it out on your own network now.

If you have to have a security clearance to be elected, then the incumbents can choose their successors by whom they grant clearance too.