I'm putting an app for Android mobile phones:

P2Play

@kim533 said:

Yes, it is possible to place the router in the computer room and connect the ONT to it through the PLC adapters, as PLC devices simply transmit Ethernet traffic and do not interfere with the network protocols used between the ONT and router. As long as your ISP does not require a direct physical connection for a specific setup, the router should establish the internet connection normally. However, keep in mind that the stability and speed of the connection will depend on the quality of your home's electrical wiring and the PLC adapters. Since your internet plan is 300 Mbps, using the PLC link between the ONT and router should generally work well, although a direct Ethernet cable would still provide the best reliability and performance.

Thanks! It's been a while since this thread, but honestly, I'm in the same situation as before because I left it aside and didn't test anything. Maybe I'll run some tests next week since I'll be tidying up the computer room soon.

@yorus
In my list of gadgets, apart from the kama meter, there is an Asus triton 88 heatsink with modified support for AMD 3+ (it is screwed to the MB) and some other gadgets I need to have
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@kynes said in Happy 2021!!!:

Late but still want to congratulate you all

I can barely get in because for almost four months I have a mini-me that consumes all my time, but I like to keep reading you. Take care of yourselves.

Congratulations @kynes!!
I hope you are well, enjoy your paternity friend, a hug

With that difference in a couple of years I have it amortized, taking into account that I do not sell one of the old ones and the one with 24" has a small flaw.

These are the monitors that I have located, both second-hand but one totally new:

Dell P2213
Dell P1913sb

They are not for gamer topic precisely, but they fit more in my desk and they are from the same range/year.

Those are the doubts I have as well, although I will continue to investigate. In my case, the most suitable computer is an i5-3570s of 65w and a GTX 750ti. According to the program itself, the micro gives me about 2410 points per day and the graphics 23629.

I am going to virtualize much more Windows than Linux at first, so I think I will go for Virtualbox, which I also know well, and later on if I want to learn about ESXi or Proxmox I will deal with them.

Thanks!

Let's see if I can find information on connecting that or others with electric heating, because they are still 2000 to 3000w running at full capacity.

Yes, so we must continue to take the necessary safety measures because we may have a new wave at the beginning of the week.

Thanks Fassou!

Well it's curious, I've tried Aimp, Black Player and Neutron and they all have done what I want even after restarting the phone. I'll stick with the one that allows me to select just one folder as the audio source and updates the playlist automatically, and within that, the simplest one.

What you say is a good idea, not to use the same player as the one that is set by default.

I'll keep testing tomorrow.

Thanks for the replies guys. Let me start to tidy up my stuff and sell others to start spending again

Xiaomi mobiles have a simplified menu option for older people, I don't know if there will be a menu of this style in the google store. It greatly reduces what you can do with the mobile, but avoids complications, and changes the interface to something similar to metro, which looks pretty good on mobiles.

It is an option that you can consider.

Of course yes, if the gadget itself is good. I hope it is allowed to tinker with it and use it as a terminal with an external keyboard... with a well-compiled Linux (someone will already have figured that out) and that hardware, it can do a lot. :ok_hand_tone3:

I was very disappointed with the PSP, which I saw as a mess of resources and versatility (it cried out for a touch screen) tremendously wasted.

They are working on it in every way: performance, temperatures, platform longevity, and support. They are lending micros to update the BIOS with the G series, I don't know if they will do it with the new Ryzen, but there are updates for Ryzen+ that even support XFR, which works great with a 2700X, and you also get a cooler that works well.

Meanwhile, there are people unlocking/hacking Intel boards that demonstrate a RefritoPasePorCaja made in Intel.

There is already a desire. Yesterday it left the starting point, now to wait and hope that everything goes well. I already have one of my tablets promised and another one that I will almost certainly donate to one of the children from disadvantaged families that a work colleague is taking.

To me, the AMD 480 seems like a correct graphics card for the price it has. It's also true that I think the model that's worth it is the 4 Gigas, not the 8 if you play in Full HD and not at higher resolution. When the 4 Gigas model with a good cooler comes out, it will be an appetizing graphics card, for those who want a decent graphics card, without being a top of the range, that is not extremely expensive.

There are people who complain that say the 480 is not for that much, I suppose it's the people who had an Nvidia 970 GTX that before they sold it second-hand for 300€ and now they can't sell it for 200€ (in hard2mano it's like that) or the people who like monopolies, because for me the new Nvidia range is not that expensive, it's the price that is insulting. Even the price of the 1060 can be high and exceed 300€ by much.

The price of the 1080 seems brutal to me and the 1070's too. Unless you are a super gamer and have money to spare (mind you, I don't criticize anyone who spends that on a graphics card, everyone can do what they want with their money). But I remember other Nvidia top of the range that were worth about half of what they are worth now, and not so many years ago.

By the way, the 1060 is rumored to come capped to mount SLI, not to mention that they will be 3 or 6 Gigas models. 3 Gigas in some games may be short, and 6... we'll have to see the surcharge.

I miss the time when you could buy a graphics card in this range for 200€ or less, not to mention the 1080-1070 that for what they are worth you can build a great gaming PC.

Not so many years ago, if you remember, AMD models were sold, the 5850 Xtreme in PC components refurbished model, for about 90-100€. It was a marvel to spend that money and know that you had a decent graphics card for current games. It wasn't a powerhouse, but for that price it turned out to be super appetizing. Today there are no such deals.

In summary, competition is good. AMD had graphics cards similar to the 970 GTX at slightly lower prices. Now they have released a similar graphics card, that consumes less and is cheaper. Well, I think it's not bad at all. When new models come out, I suppose they will put two power connectors on some, to avoid current problems, they will put decent fans and not the turbine one, and we will have to see if the surcharge of the 1060 over the 480 is worth it.