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Ultra Slim Fanless Box PC Builds on Intel IOTG Alder Lake-N Processors

The MS-1P17 Ultra Slim Fanless Box PC by MSI is powered by Intel Alder Lake-N processors, providing a low-power solution in three variants for different performance needs. Its fanless 25mm design is aimed at space-constrained installations, while two 2.5 GbE LAN ports deliver fast, reliable networking for demanding environments.

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Internet Exchange Points in Argentina: Network Infrastructure Improves the Balance of Trade

Suppose Internet User A and User B have hired services from two different companies and want to talk to each other. User A sends a message to B, but if they are using different companies, how does the data get there? That’s what the Internet was made for.

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Today in Techrights

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 06, 2023

Updated This Past Day

  1. The Myth of an Aging (or Dying) GNU/Linux Leadership
    Self-fulfilling prophecies as a tactic?
  2. There's Nothing "Funny" About Attacking Free Speech and Software Freedom
    persistent focus on the principal issues is very important
  3. GNU/Linux Adoption in Africa, a Passageway Towards Freedom From Neo-Colonialism
    Digi(tal)-Colonialism and/or Techolonialism are a thing. Can Africa flee the trap?

    New

  4. Shooting the Messenger Using Bribes and Secrecy Bonds
    We seem to live in a world where accountability for the rich and well-connected barely exists anymore
  5. Links 06/12/2023: Many More December Layoffs
    Links for the day
  6. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, December 05, 2023
    IRC logs for Tuesday, December 05, 2023
  7. PipeWire 1.0: Linux audio comes of age
    Once upon a time, serious audio users like musicians and audio engineers had real trouble with Linux
  8. This is How 'Linux' Foundation Presents Linux to the World
    Right now it even picks Windows over Linux in some cases
  9. Links 05/12/2023: Microsoft's Chatbot as Health Hazard
    Links for the day
  10. Professor Eben Moglen Explained How Software Patent Threats Had Changed Around 2014 (Alice Case) and What Would Happen Till 2025
    clip aged reasonably well

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