No

I have this at home and enjoy it. What will your work use it for?

Resource usage and storage would be the main things to look out for. Octi really does need ssds as hdds will slow it to a crawl, a good amount of ram is nice but not fully a requirement for home use

Trying to get the elk stack going but fleet was being a pain last night. Will try again with more knowledge today

There is a medication that prevents HIV, it’s called PrEP

I get your point, just know that there is other more purpose designed plates which can help people get an idea of the right portion sizes. The picture here has it photoshopped on but I’ve seen plates with this printed on and it seemed helpful

Yes cause they’re smaller

Without thinking into it I would have expected some more custom hardware, some on device AI acceleration happening. For one to go and purchase the device it should have been more than just an android app

In the eyes of apple the screen on an iPhone would act as a security device as it contains the fingerprint sensor.

What did you use in place of the built in firewall?

Fastest ever stock CPU sure. But I believe there was some old AMD CPU that got overclocked to more than 8Ghz!

Guess I’m eating a lot of waffles from now on

This is sad to see. I have a hOn device which I recently connected to WiFi to see what features it would have. Sadly it had to connect to the internet to work so I didn’t play with it too much. I checked this plug-in out then and was hoping I could use it.

The whole 1gb is fine sounds like the old “nobody will need more than 64k of ram” is all

I’ve ran cat 6a in my home as when I’m sure to upgrade the devices I don’t want to have to redo all the cabling. I am looking at moving up from 1 Gb/s already as I can easily max out the connection when transferring data over the network, like a backup to a different system.

Hell, I’m pretty sure we have ISPs here in EU thag offer 2Gb WAN.

In terms of significant developments, more and more PCs are currently making the move to 2.5gb networking too

Well you can run 10 Gb/s over RJ45 these days too