TinkerTry Privacy Policy

Updated May 25, 2018.

TinkerTry.com, LLC ownership follows The GDPR Compliance Checklist. TinkerTry adheres to each technology partner’s privacy policy, listed in alphabetic order below.

Amazon

Some affiliate links are used at TinkerTry.com, adhering to the Amazon Privacy Notice.

BuySellAds

Please refer to their Privacy Policy. BuySellAds is the only ad network in use at TinkerTry since 2014, and they've had a track record of no malware infections. Their founder is transparent and outspoken featuring many examples including What Data Does BuySellAds Collect?, It’s Time For Ad Tech To Evolve, and The Time For Blaming Ad Block Users Is Over.

Cloudways

TinkerTry uses Cloudways for web hosting. See their detailed post entitled All Your GDPR Related Questions Answered, along with Cloudways Privacy Policy.

Disqus

TinkerTry's commenting system uses Disqus, please refer to their Privacy Policy.

Google Analytics

TinkerTry uses Google Analytics, following their Privacy Policy. Owner/Founder Paul Braren is TinkerTry.com, LLC's Data Processor/Data Protection Officer (DPO) and Data Controller, since he controls which data is sent to Google Analytics. He can be reached by email here.

KeyCDN

TinkerTry uses KeyCDN for serving images faster to users around the world, see also KeyCDN Privacy Policy.

Mailchimp Newsletter

TinkerTry Weekly Newsletter only request a name and email be voluntarily provided using double opt-in, to be used only for automated weekly summaries of all new articles. Those email addresses aren't provided to any third parties. See MailChimp Privacy Policy.

Third party cookies

You may also want to look into avoiding third-party vendor cookies by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative's opt-out page.

TinkerTry - PCs, EVs, home tech, efficiency and more, including virtualization. My opinions here, not my employer's.

Paul Braren, MCSE in 1998, VCP #2681 in 2005, vExpert 2014 to 2024, Veeam Vanguard Emeritus, 2015 to 2019.

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After 6 successful years testing then shipping well over 1,000 Xeon D Bundles, Wiredzone had to stop selling them in mid-2021 due to cost, supply, and logistics challenges. So far, Xeon D-1700/2700 (Ice Lake D) was a minor refresh for 2023, with Xeon D-1800/2800 (Granite Rapids D) refresh looking a little better for 2024. More cores, but still just PCIe Gen4 and DDR4. Looking ahead, I'm glad it's Pat Gelsinger at Intel's helm. I'm also grateful to have had the honor of working at VMware when Pat was the CIO there. I'll leave it at that, given the whole Broadcom thing.

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