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r/linux · u/DistantRavioli · 1w ago

It looks like Vulkan video decode has finally merged for Firefox 153

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2021722 This should mean out of the box hardware accelerated video decode for Nvidia users without needing hacky third party translation to vaapi or weird permissions or any o…

r/networking · u/hack-sparrow · 1w ago

Solutions for hot network cabinets

Hi all, We’ve got a network cabinet installed in one of our warehouse areas, and during warmer weather the space gets extremely hot. As a result, the cabinet itself is reaching high extremely temperatures, which is becom…

r/sysadmin · u/Darkhexical · 3w ago

Normies v Nerds: The end of an era?

Tech used to be a clubhouse for actual nerds, people who would joke about replacing the flux capacitor when hardware acted up, spend their entire weekend grinding StarCraft or World of Warcraft or watching Evangelion, an…

r/Windows11 · u/Potatolemono · 3w ago

[Fix] Finally fixed the DWM dual-monitor stutter bug (without disabling HAGS)

I’ve been dealing with a massive headache for a long time: video on my second monitor would constantly stutter or lose smoothness when I was gaming. It’s that classic Windows bug that hits when you have a large gap in re…

r/homelab · u/Craft4Cube · 1w ago

Update: OpenNMC, an open-source APC SmartSlot network card, now has a Crowd Supply pre-launch page

Hey r/homelab, A while ago I posted about OpenNMC, my open-source replacement for APC SmartSlot network management cards. The short version: I got tired of APC network cards being closed and expensive, so I started build…