I’ve been running EndeavourOS on my server for about 3 years, and on desktop for about 18 months. My DE is KDE plasma which is perfect for me, being similar to windows but customisable.
You can deploy the CachyOS performance tweaks and kernel to EndeavourOS if you fancy best of both. (See the CachyOS install guide).
Personally I prefer the barebones of EOS to something that has already made software choices for me.
Thx. That is more helpful.
I don’t actually think it was nonsense, it just sounded like it.
It is rare that I fail to get the gist of what is being said in these technical explanations, but this one has me actually wondering about the gist of the gist. Some of it made me feel like it was made up nonsense.
I’m having trouble parsing the title. Help me, pls.
Honestly there are so many ways pdfs can hold unique information that retaining the same format is probably not going to work.
The 2 options I suggest are . . .
There needs to be some sort of EU directive that once a hardware device sells enough units they MUST provide the equivalent software features and functions available on windows for Linux, and not just a plain driver with no config options.
Imagine being able to buy hardware knowing you can configure it in Linux without relying on some unsupported thing made by the community.
I thought the EU said that Google and apple have to permit other app stores? If that is the case they’d have to allow side loading in effect.
Anything skills based has to be practiced.
My torrenting level is very casual and (sry) I only leech. Also my ISP is a small one in the UK. Our Government seems to only force the big ISP to tattle on its users and block pirating sites. At least that’s how it has been for the last 10 years.
I have qbittorrent and Plex on my server. It is tempting to setup a VPN just for qbittorrent just to be sure.
Using FTP (I assume you mean SFTP) will buy you some performance, as would other protocols that are faster and requiring less compute than SMB.
I predict whatever solution you use will only buy you time. Usage is bound to increase so you’ll still hit the performance limits for the hardware platform at some point, unless you can constrain the simultaneous connections. File sizes will impact scalability a lot as well.
You can’t guess this one. You need to test.
tl;dr - I suspect you can’t win.
This was always what he intended. Get people to quit instead of paying redundancy when he has to reduce the work force. Classic stuff done by many big orgs over the years. Make the place shit to work at and people quit for you.
You know, there was a much shorter range version of this that was predominantly used in offices and college computer rooms. It was called FrisbeeNet.
Damn it. Beat me to it. I’ll be first ext time.
Just from an environmental standpoint anything that reduces the expansion of AI farms is desirable.
Giving LLMs a free pass on abusing copyright and fair use rules is such a double standard. YouTubers who use a snippet of music get the earnings from their video stolen by rights trolls.
For me, the dream is every AI result coming with a citation list showing what sources were used.
Essentially we just did a copy / paste. There have been some tweaks but nothing huge so far.
Power is only part of it. Concrete production is a huge greenhouse gas source.
Roblox not working is annoying. I play a bunch of stupid Roblox games with my kids and switching back to Windows just for that is a pain.
I’m at the point of looking to pay for a good usenet service. I’ll definitely probably start looking next week.
I loved the original game and was about to buy the new one, but I did not expect it to be $30. I’ll wait for a sale.
That’s the intended goal of big tech AI orgs. AI is a weapon and is sold to governments using fear as the key motivator. It is the same as any other weapons manufacturer. The military budget has few constraints and corporations know this. AI won’t fail. Governments will make sure of it because they will be dependent on it, just likes all other weapons.