@coliver from memory it allowed endpoint status display, along with connection when outside the corporate network for running commands and application management.
It was part of the subscription and didn't require any other additional setup - so was nice in theory.
@scottalanmiller said in Oxide:
@warren-stanley said in Oxide:
@Pete-S I'm really hoping that the on-prem for "everybody" is implying scaling down to a very small size
If you scale it down, does it stop being Rack Scale, though?
I can imagine a pretty small rack 
@Pete-S I'm really hoping that the on-prem for "everybody" is implying scaling down to a very small size
@scottalanmiller no updates required either, turn it on, it's ready 
@scottalanmiller cherish that thing! But beware, here be dragons - in the form of Coleco's terrible engineering and the ticking timebomb of the internal components!
Where I am, they weren't popular and therefore not common. I was lucky enough to get a stack of cartridges (around a dozen) along with the console and "Turbo Unit" steering wheel controller. Poured time and money into refurbishing the console (along with a nice USB PSU, and a second PAL Console from the Nederlands).
@scottalanmiller there's a bit of a rabbit hole to tumble down on this. The topics Jessie posts tend to be Security and Open-Source oriented with interesting, but not limited to, views on the BMC and IPMI tech we regularly use. I've started reading through the back catalog posts of the other people involved to see if i can get a handle on what they're aiming at.
Currently loving playing old ColecoVision carts via my recently arrived CollectorVision Phoenix Video Game System
(FPGA Console).
I've given up playing "fix-the-bad-ram/component-and-lifting-traces-with-barely-enough-technical-skill" game on the real Coleco hardware, not to mention keeping CRTs alive so I can try and use the end result.
If anyone follows Jessie Frazelle (@jessfraz) they may have seen a post regarding a venture she's involved in. It's a little scant on details, but I'll grab straight from the website
