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I'm not sure I'll fully notice the difference at the moment but once I start to put all the cores into use it will be nice.

There are already a growing number of companies that let you send/receive money from other people directly between banks without having to get FB involved. Why on earth would I want FB anywhere near my money.

I've never actually bought anything from Think Geek but always enjoyed browsing the site. Several of the local GameStop stores carry merchandise that is typically found at the Think Geek stores.

Considering MS is rebuilding Edge using chromium it should become better than the garbage it currently is....

I just tried out Ubuntu on Windows and seems to work quite well.

sed awk gedit gvim bash Plex putty winscp Android (just stating the obvious) ESXi & VMWare ... and the list goes on. Mostly I do a lot of bash scripts for work.

I've used most of them but always come back to MS Office. I'm an Excel junkie and prefer Outlook to the rest of the mail apps currently.

I have my home server setup to run just my pfSense router and FreeNAS mainly but toss random VMs on for testing as well. Specs: SM X8DT6 2x 5670L CPUs 48GB ECC Reg I350-T4 X540-AT2

I'll echo the comments on the Web GUI being more responsive and overall better with 6.7u2. I have it running on older hardware at home and it runs quite well.

Depending on the workload and I don't have any idea what the benchmarks are like some of the Intel security flaws were noted to reduce performance by up to 50%. If I remember correctly this was mainly in SQL servers, however even Apple stated they saw as much as a 40% drop in performance and...

I get what is best at the time for my needs. I'm currently rocking an 8th Gen i5 Intel Laptop which for battery life has been great. For my Desktop I have TR 2950 as I intend on running a VM stack for development purposes. On the other-hand my phone and tablets are using ARM CPUs that are...

Since I want a selfie camera for the two or three times a year I use it but otherwise want it out of the way I welcome this possibility. I don't think I'll upgrade anytime soon but definitely like where many of the phones are currently going with the exception of price points.

I feel that I have taken the necessary precautions to include giving the VM direct access to the external NIC which then removes the ESXi virtualization layer to the greatest extent possible. Is it perfect of course not but I don't think it is "insecure" either.

pfSense in a VM

RHEL/Cent OS - Server VMs FreeBSD - Appliances

Server: Dual 5640L Desktop: TR 2950 Laptop: 8350U

With the recent security issues from Intel I've stated on top of the bios updates for my laptop. My TR system I have also maintained because the platform is so new and the updates have brought stability.

I have a TR 2950 build and with the purpose it was built for couldn't got to anything but a server for a replacement. Not enough memory on the lower tiers. Additionally with M.2 SSD drives you can very easily run out of PCIe Lanes.

I never did understand the hype train that got rolling about killing off TR. There are too many features that Ryzen doesn't have that are available under TR and I just didn't see them creating a workstation line of Epyc processors.