free memory in this economy is unheard of!

this is only partially a joke if you want shitty RAM and it's not too expensive to send I'll send it

FREE 16GB DDR4 ECC

SK Hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-VK

first come first serve

it works, but it gives memory training errors and comes up with a degraded speed

serious inquiries only i know what i have

is this even worth studying?

do some alphabets prefer certain topologies?

what is the most common topology for unicode characters?

has anyone topologically analyzed all of the unicode characters to determine how many topologically unique characters there are

Happy 20th year of Neil banging out the tunes

NIST-standard bog, a so-called “bog standard”

we're running now

through the magic of ignoring the instructions, i have to recreate my NOS build environment for the third time

it did it again

curse you perry the platypus

Any chance any of y'all know what this connector is?

The Sony HDW-F900 was made in 2000, and was one of the first digital cinema cameras to see widespread use.
It was used by George Lucas for "Star Wars: Attack of the Clones", "Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith", and was used in other productions including The Office, Doctor Who (2005) and Dexter.

Here's a video of the front of the lens with the zoom crashing in and out. It's quick!

This was recorded on a Sony CineAlta HDW-F900 using of my Canon PJ20xSP studio box lenses, to a Blackmagic HyperDeck.
The back focus and color are both off in this clip.

I can't currently set the white balance because I need to work on a solution to the viewfinder feed into something other than the stock viewfinder. I can't use the component outs since I'm recording off those.

POV: your white balance is misconfigured and you're crashing out

POV: your white balance is misconfigured and you're crashing out

stubs toe

OW, what the heck was that...

Ohhhhh, 'hi' Paypal, I see you stopped being able to send me e-mail back in October and I only just noticed. Lets take a look at why...

Apr  2 11:37:29 shards postfix/smtpd[85832]: SSL_accept error from mx0.slc.paypal.com[173.0.84.225]: Connection timed out
Apr  2 11:37:29 shards postfix/smtpd[85832]: lost connection after STARTTLS from mx0.slc.paypal.com[173.0.84.225] 

And that started back on October 18th (about when EPEL switched to OpenSSL 3.5, and Postfix got updated)?

Ok, kicks and giggles lets try a newer Postfix. Nope, didn't solve it.

Sooooo disables TLS announcement to Paypal's netblock

Ohhh THAT works?

So yeah #PayPal not only has broken TLS support somewhere, but they also don't try secondary MXes listed in DNS. That's pretty epicly bad e-mail setup frankly.