Your Gamer Goddess
Some of my callers know one of the reasons why I’m frequently available late at night is because I game. I’m primarily a console gamer, and the servers tend to be overloaded in early evening or around the time people start going to work, which leads to game lag, crashes, etc. But late at night? Hehehehe, that is when I can game to my heart’s content without worrying about glitching servers (unless of course, they go down for maintenance). In between calls, I’m dungeon crawling, raiding, or power leveling and crafting away. Current Addictions are Rockband (expert vocals), Elder Scrolls Online, Skyrim, and Ratchet & Clank. Honorary mentions go to the series God of War, Uncharted, and Tomb Raider.
Anime Addict
I love Full Metal Alchemist (and Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood), Serial Experiments Lain, Cowboy Bebop, Noir, Slayers (for pure silliness & lampooning of the Fantasy RGP genre), and quite a few others. I actually went to Akon one year cosplaying as Faye Valentine 🙂 Another year, I went as the Angelus (from The Darkness comics, the ones where Marc Silvestri illustrated).
Sci fi/Fantasy Shows
Firefly, Star Trek (Captain Picard, if you please), Terra Nova, Caprica, FarScape, Stargate SG1, Legend of the Seeker, Once Upon a Time, and I’m always on the hunt for more.
PC Building Princess
Some people play with dolls or legos when they’re younger; I played with circuit boards. In fact, I just finished building my new PC, a gaming & multimedia content creating and editing powerhouse. My most recent creation is a beast of speed, with a Samsung 950 pro 512GB M.2 drive as the boot drive, Samsung 850 pro 1TB SSD storage, and another 4TB hard drive storage, 32GB DDR4 3000mhz, an iCore 7 6700K processor for Overclocking, a sweet motherboard from Gigabyte, a Noctua NH-D15 CPU Cooler, Bluray Multi DVD/CD writer/reader optical drive, and Platinum rated power supply from EVGA, and I’ve got a 50″ HDTV as my monitor courtesy of HDMI cables, wireless keyboard and mouse, and a Logitech Artemis wireless headset (capable of connecting to PC, XB1, and PS4 + smart phone).
So, if you want to geek out over your PC’s specs, vent about the latest randoms that ruined your dungeon raid, swap character class or leveling tips, or swap favorite TV shows, movies, comics, etc, feel free. I love getting my geek on, and I know I’m not the only one.
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Ahhh, Lilly, I can so totally relate. I fell in love with computing the moment I learned of its existence and never looked back. Some people are actually technophobic but not me. I am never more at one then when I am with my family of rigs surrounding me.
And as for you, Alice, I just HAVE to chide. You’re not fooling anyone. We all know you totally do your PCs. They do so much for us. Why not give them a little love?
Yes, me and my PCs have so much in common, how could I not fall for them?
For example we both have 3.5 inch floppies and need a proper controller or we fail spectacularly. And we both need protection from those we come into contact with or we could catch some really nasty viruses.
Oh wow just noticed you are using a Noctua cooler – I’m using the NH-L9x65 – needed low profile for the HTPC case (NIC and video card are low profile too)
But on to other Geekiness, you mentioned Farscape and Caprica. Not enough people have an appreciation for Farscape.
Caprica though – the model of marriage they had with several husbands and wives in the union and the Matriarch – I really like that, I really do.
But what I really loved in Caprica was the preview of the Season 2 that happened, where Lacy Rand had become the new Mother and demanded Clarice Willow kneel before her.
Power exchange involve a generational difference always turns me on, and even before Caprica I had had fantasies where a female teacher submits and kneels before a female former student.
There’s something about that kind of power exchange that just turns me on a lot. And there it was, in the preview to Season 2 – a tease and denial because I was so looking forward to it yet Season 2 never came to be.
Damn – “but I do my old PCs” was suppose to be “but I do build my own PCs” – wires in my brain get crossed a lot jumbling the output. It’s just who I am.
I don’t game (poor eye-hand coordination) but I do my old PCs.
Actually building one next week.
Lian-Li PC-C37 case (HTPC case)
SUPERMICRO MBD-X10SLM+-F-O uATX (server board, LGA 1150)
Xeon E3-1231V3 Haswell 3.4 GHz
16 GB ECC memory (crucial)
2 Intel SSD (2.5 inch drives, not M.2) + 1 TB platter + 3 TB platter
Intel Pro NIC w/ 4 interfaces (it’s a home server, will let me segregate my home network for better security) – with this card, if the need every arises I can bond the interfaces together to give me up to 4 GB throughput on the LAN (but I won’t). One interface for wired LAN, one for IoT devices (TV, Bluray, etc.) which are all wired – I don’t trust wireless IoT. One for my Wireless Access Point, and one for the uplink to cable modem. With the two interfaces on the board, one will be a network printer and the other at some point I may use for a NAS private to that server if I need to.
Cheap low profile video card (will be headless most of time), I don’t need it but having a GUI during install and set-up makes it easier.
Seasonic 450W modular PS – actually a bit overkill but that’s better than underkill.
What I really love about system building, I don’t have to settle for the cheap cr4p parts they put in PCs you buy. Costs more to build your own but long run it may actually be cheaper.
Besides, it is difficult to find PCs with ECC memory that aren’t designed for a server rack. And the Xeon will really come in handy for transcoding video. Hell for the routing purpose, probably would have been fine with a Pentium (the i3/i5/i7 series don’t seem to support ECC but Pentium and Xeon do) but FFmpeg will really benefit from the four cores + hyper-threading.
I don’t over-clock, I try to keep a PC running as cool as possible without making the PC into a wind tunnel and that seems to work best at the rated clock rate.
And of course for the OS I will be using CentOS 7 (Enterprise Linux) – one of the reasons I chose Haswell. The newer cores have decent support in bleeding edge kernel but I like the stability of Enterprise distributions where they are a bit more conservative.
Even though I go with a conservative distribution / kernel, I do replace the multimedia stack – I maintain a yum package repository with all the recent codecs packaged.
Not a good system for gaming, but that’s the other beauty of building your own – you build the system tailored to your needs.
Nice to know there’s another system builder at the empire 😀