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I mean, it'll be at least 2 more generations of hardware on intel, so the hackintosh isn't dead yet...*typed on my hackintosh*

I was pretty happy with stock pads, and a blue Hawaii with my esp950s

we actually got a longer run than most. It was pretty cool. And I really dig the ARM system. They're doing cool shit.

That ARM system is a beast, and it’s good someone other than Cray or IBM is at the top, honestly. Keeps them on their toes. I’m hopeful that I can continue to be employed working on summit for a few more years at least, and maybe stick around long enough for whatever the next wave of HPC will be.

I appreciate their dedication to their beliefs

Have you considered a float pod? https://www.superiorfloattanks.com/evolution-float-pod/evolution-float-pod?gclid=Cj0KCQjwudb3BRC9ARIsAEa-vUspMpFtcBkInaZ6HducW0c6Bp8AHR70Y5LRX5yrwirBVwFNYZcu_q0aArSYEALw_wcB

before and after pictures

JH13s from Jerry Harvey Audio

smoking some grass fed meatballs for lunch

Spatchcock chicken and grilled corn

yup

that's not a dutch oven

that's not crazy huge on your wrist, I wouldn't worry about it.

https://www.nextplatform.com/2019/11/22/arm-supercomputer-captures-the-energy-efficiency-crown/ ARM doesn't have to be low end, and apple's put quite a bit of effort into the platform...GPUs can easily do the heavy lifting.

Reverse sear prime ribeye And grilled corn

Étouffée

Behringer's been making fantastic products for years. And a mini Moog for $250 is a no brainer. I bought one of the first batch, it's a blast. Certainly Behringer is more reliable than Mackie or Arturia these days.

Behringer model d or neuron

that's stunning

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