u/SnowyOwl72

The worst pain i have ever experienced.

much worse than broken bones.

Went to ER. Given Tamsulosin and painkillers. Been told its a small stone that can pass on its own.

It feels like my kidney is about to burst 🥴

Should i just keep drinking water?

Anything else i can do to pass this thing faster? I don't know like jumping, massaging, etc?

I can use your kind advice.

Any idea if Prism will be around for the foreseeable future?
I am planning on migrating everything from Overleaf to Prism, which includes asking my coauthors to use Prism as well.

I usually use VSCode+TeXLive locally with Git but not everyone is willing to work with them.

Hi
Have you come across any books about RVV-1.0 intrinsic programming?
I know my way around AVX but RVV still feels uncomfortable...
Any advice?

Hi there.
I have a linux machine back home that is connected to the network that the building provides and obviously, I dont have access to their routers.

I think I cannot use ddns either since i cannot port forward to my machine's IP. Maybe my machine should connect to a server outside the network and expose a port?

What are my options to have direct access to my machine reliably (ssh, scp, rsync)?

I know that the case does not have mountings for SFX PSUs. But I am wondering if I can somehow rotate an SFX PSU and fit it somehow in order to have the room needed to install a full sized CPU air cooler? (not a low profile one)

Any advice or example images of other similar builds?

If it matters, im going with MATX + Ultra 245K + 5060ti. So i guess cooling matters a bit.

• Jonsbo C6-ITX Mini ITX Desktop Case
• ASRock B860I WiFi Mini ITX LGA1851 Motherboard
• Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus 4.2 GHz 18-Core Processor
• Noctua NH-L9x65 33.84 CFM CPU Cooler
• RAM (i will use 2x32gb laptop rams with two adapters, ddr5)
• Asus DUAL OC GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB Video Card
• Gigabyte GP-P650G PG5 650 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply

Questions:

1. Can Jonsbo C6 fit all these?
2. Do i need a PCIe5 raiser for Jonsbo C6? The pictures are confusing.
3. What do you think about the CPU cooler? Can I go with a larger dual fan one instead? any advice? I dont want to use any AIO liquid cooler.

The case should fit in a small carry-on suitcase without any issues. Assuming the suitcase itself weighs around 3 kg and the case weighs another 3 kg, that would leave about 3 kg for all the components and 1 kg for the wiring, which should be sufficient, right?

Am i missing something important?

Which one would u pick for a single GPU machine that is meant for training small models locally?
They both cost the same roughly

https://swisscare.com/en/product/international-student-health-insurance-europe

Any idea if this is Schengen compliant? Why do they make it so painfully difficult to find out?
Can i use this travel insurance for my type d schengen visa application?

Hi,

I am planning to build a homelab that is as small and portable as possible, even if that means sacrificing ports, PCIe slots, SATA connectivity, and other expandability features.

I do not care too much about having a powerful CPU or large RAM capacity. An older Intel generation or even something like an i3-12100 would probably be enough. I am considering either micro ATX or ITX form factors. The goal is to make relocation easy, so I can disassemble everything and move the components safely in their original boxes.

For the case, I am thinking about an open-frame design that simply lets the motherboard sit on a flat base, with an L-shaped frame to mechanically support and secure PCIe cards. I prefer everything to remain exposed and easy to access.

Cooling can stay very simple, ideally just the stock Intel cooler or another compact low-profile option.

For the GPU and PSU, I am considering a 600 to 700W power supply paired with something like an RTX 5060 or an older equivalent up to an RTX 3060. I can live with 8GB of VRAM, and I am completely fine with used GPUs as long as they are physically in good condition and not bent or damaged.