Steam Deck Works with Solidigm's 61.44 TB Enterprise SSD

With a simple mod, Storage Review got a Valve Steam Deck handheld gaming console to work with the world's highest capacity SSD, the mammoth 61.44 TB variant of the Solidigm D5-P5336. At its core, the Steam Deck is a highly compacted x86-64 PC powered by an AMD Ryzen mobile processor that features an industry standard PCIe interface, which it uses for an onboard M.2-2230 NVMe SSD. Storage Review used a simple adapter that converts M.2 to U.2—the interface of the D5-P5336—and the Steam Deck just worked.

Out of the box, the Steam Deck uses Valve's SteamOS, although it's fairly straightforward to install Windows, and get the Steam application to present its user interface (with which you can play just about any Windows PC game that's not yet available on SteamOS). A quick benchmark with KDiskMark (the Linux analog of CDM) sees the D5-P5336 post sequential read speeds of 3.6 GB/s, with 2.8 GB/s sequential writes. There's a catch here, though. It's not practical to lug the D5-P5336 along with your Steam Deck, the Solidigm drive is designed for servers, and besides the U.2 connection, requires a power input that a U.2 enclosure can provide.


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Super Mario RPG is out early on all the rom sites! Ive been playing it on steam deck and it runs pretty well with ryujinx. On yuzu it freezes at the start with a black screen. This was my very first RPG as a child and I was obsessed with this game. I even had a geocities website for it! Anyone else pumped for this remake??

Use Fail2ban and Postscreen to Fight Botnet Connections to Postfix


I noticed multiple unsuccessful connection attempts in my postfix server from various IPs. The EHLO response varies but many of them respond as "User\r\n". See the following log entries from my /var/log/postfix.log file...
Nov 10 19:20:58 mail postfix/postscreen[18652]: COMMAND PIPELINING from [162.142.125.10]:57044 after ??????: 6\2
Nov 10 19:20:57 mail postfix/postscreen[18652]: COMMAND PIPELINING from [162.142.125.10]:46298 after ??????: W\
Nov 6 05:57:36 mail postfix/postscreen[15159]: PREGREET 11 after 0.12 from [147.78.103.88]:56690: EHLO User\r\n
Oct 30 04:05:40 mail postfix/postscreen[8417]: PREGREET 11 after 0.13 from [87.120.84.90]:58426: EHLO User\r\n
Oct 30 04:54:26 mail postfix/postscreen[9258]: PREGREET 11 after 0.13 from [87.120.84.90]:51143: EHLO User\r\n
Oct 30 06:50:04 mail postfix/postscreen[11318]: PREGREET 11 after 0.13 from [147.78.103.88]:52788: EHLO User\r\n
Oct 30 05:37:00 mail postfix/postscreen[9963]: PREGREET 11 after 0.13 from [147.78.103.88]:54640: EHLO User\r\n

As you can see, these connection attempts are coming from many different IP addresses. The best way to handle these attempts is with a custom Fail2ban rule that can match against the EHLO response. Fail2ban is log monitoring software that is able to take action when it matches a rule. These actions can vary but the default is to "ban" the IP and/or port by creating a rule in iptables. I will walk through the setup of this custom Fail2ban rule and the subsequent testing and verifying of the rule.


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Send Email in your PowerShell Script - The Modern Method


With modern companies using hosted email solutions, Microsoft has deprecated the use of the Send-MailMessage PowerShell cmdlet. The supported to way to send emails from a PowerShell script is with the Microsoft Graph API. Unfortunately, this is not as simple as using an on-premises SMTP server, but it's much more secure. And by building a proper PowerShell function, it's just as easy to integrate within your scripts. This does require an Office365 tenant and subscription. I will outline the steps and give an example of how to send emails with this method.

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TechPowerUp x Team Group Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hardware Giveaway

TechPowerUp partners with Team Group to bring you the Black Friday and Cyber Monday (BF-CM) Bonanza Giveaway! Open worldwide, our Giveaway presents a chance to grab one of four Team Group high performance memory and SSD products spanning across its popular brands, T-Force Xtreem, T-Force Cardea, and T-Create. There are four prizes up for grabs, which include a Team Group T-Force Xtreem DDR5-8200 48 GB (2x 24 GB) memory kit, a Team Group T-Create Expert DDR5-7200 32 GB (2x 16 GB) White memory kit; a Team Group T-Force Cardea A440 Pro Graphene 1 TB M.2 NVMe SSD, and a Team Group MP44 2 TB M.2 NVMe Gen 4 SSD.

The T-Force Xtreem DDR5-8200 48 GB memory kit is the star attraction here, the perfect match for a high-end build. The T-Create Expert DDR5-7200 32 GB is pretty much all the speed and capacity you need to crush creator workloads. The MP44 is a well balanced Gen 4 SSD with 2 TB for your entire game library. The Cardea A440 Pro would make for an excellent game library addition to your build. To participate, simply fill up a short form to help us get back to you if you've won, and answer and answer a few Team Group product-related questions. The Giveaway is open until November 15, 2023. Good Luck!

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(PR) BeagleBoard.org Announces New BeagleV-Fire FPGA and RISC-V Single Board Computer

BeagleBoard.org, a pioneer in open-source single-board computers (SBCs), is excited to unveil the BeagleV -Fire, a revolutionary SBC powered by the Microchip's PolarFire MPFS025T FCVG484E 5x core RISC-V System on Chip (SoC) with FPGA fabric. This remarkable addition to the BeagleBoard.org BeagleV family of boards opens up new horizons for developers, tinkerers, and the open-source community to explore the vast potential of RISC-V architecture and FPGA technology.

BeagleV -Fire is the second board in the BeagleV series of single board computers (SBCs) from BeagleBoard.org. BeagleV -Fire like other BeagleV SBCs, is set to revolutionize the world of embedded systems and empower developers and enthusiasts worldwide. After the launch of BeagleV -Ahead, BeagleV -Fire represents another significant milestone in the democratization of computer architecture and open-source hardware development for the masses. Built around the powerful and energy-efficient RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) along with its versatile FPGA fabric, BeagleV -Fire SBC offers unparalleled opportunities for developers, hobbyists, and researchers to explore and experiment with RISC-V technology. Read full story


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OLED Display and more battery!! GPU always at 1600MHZ. And its coming next week
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Will a new mainline Might and Magic game ever be made again?