# black lives (blogs) — RSS Amplifier

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## [Hyundai Ioniq Electric (28 kWh) battery aging](https://blog.stuffedcow.net/2026/07/hyundai-ioniq-battery-aging/)

_2026-07-08 · Henry · Blog_

I recently bought a used 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Electric (28 kWh), and wanted to know how much battery capacity remained. By measuring the amount of energy delivered by the battery when driving from fully-charged to near-empty, it seems like my 9-year-old battery still delivers 27.1 kWh, or 97% of the rated capacity of 28 kWh. . . . Read More: Hyundai Ioniq Electric (28 kWh) battery aging

## [Tyan GT62D-B7106 + S7106GMR-CGN: Why are CPUs slower than expected?](https://blog.stuffedcow.net/2025/09/tyan-gt62d-b7106-s7106gmr-cgn-why-are-cpus-slower-than-expected/)

_2025-09-28 · Henry · Blog_

I recently got a used 1U server: Tyan GT62D-B7106 S7106GMR-CGN motherboard (Dual LGA 3647) I noticed that the CPUs were running abnormally slowly, not even reaching base clock frequency when all cores are active, even when the temperature isn t particularly high. Why? There seems to be a limit of around 180 W for both CPUs (or . . . Read More: Tyan GT62D-B7106 + S7106GMR-CGN: Why are CPUs slower…

## [Shell Scripting in C++](https://blog.stuffedcow.net/2025/02/shell-scripting-in-c/)

_2025-02-28 · Henry · Blog_

Do you like C++? Do you like the convenience of shell scripts where you just execute the source code without needing a separate build/compile step? Do you like both so much that you wish you could write shell scripts in C++? If you're still nodding, one possible way to do it is to use a shell script in the first few lines to compile and run the rest of the file containing C++ source code. . . .…

