It would be nice to have a much more aggressive anti-bot stance for communities/content that aren’t local. If google or any other crawler wants to crawl c/[email protected] then it should do it on the source instance. Doing it on mine makes no sense.
I was experiencing similar issues under Manjaro. I couldn’t tell exactly when it happened but attributed it to a kernel or other update.
Are you seeing anything in dmesg? I was seeing kernel ring timeouts just after booting (I don’t know how it recorded them from before the freeze but it did). My searches led me to find that the Ryzen 5600 silicon had degraded just enough to be unstable. I could underclock it and it got a bit better but not fixed. In the end I replaced it with a new 5800 and the issues completely went away.
Had some of the details super close, then screw up others. Hopefully it’s good though.
The proper Scottish accent is music to my ears.
I’d say it’s something like a babelfish. You speak English, I hear Spanish.
You want either, the Despecialized editions, or the Project 4k77/80/83. Despecialized is an older effort and is slightly more noisy with lower resolution whereas the Project 4k versions are what you’d expect. Both are as close to original theatrical release as you would want.
In the same video it’s pointed out that this product wouldn’t exist at all without the AMD chip. It’s literally built around it.
Specifically AMD said that it’s achievable but you’ll be operating at approx 50% of available bandwidth, and that’s with LPCAMM2. SO/DIMMs are right out of the running.
Mostly this is AMDs fault but if you want a GPU with 96-110 GBs of memory you don’t really have a choice.
They’re removing the ability to download ebooks from Amazon. You are still able to add books via USB to your device.
The piracy is because you could download your Amazon ebook, strip the DRM and transform it to a more generic format, and distribute it. Unfortunately this now means you’ll be unable to make copies of your books for “backup in case Amazon decides to remove access” purposes.
There was a fuss a while back since the released source appeared to be waaaay out of date compared to what was being used.
They came out and said that they wanted the usernames feature to be developed fully before it got pushed public. Which they then did.
I get it, privacy is good and people should do what they can to feel comfortable.
But in the case of the now playing feature that’s all done on-device - which is why it tends not to recognise the obscure stuff.
As the owner of an absolute monster shedder I also volunteer my floor.
Fantastic and well put together post. I very much enjoyed the read and have been thinking about setting up something similar for myself - though I’d need to get TRV’s fitted to my radiators and even replace some pretty poor ones to get the most benefit.
Given the topic, the response and the location I’m going to go with “because it seems neat and could be fun”.
Now, since I now know if it I’m going to give it a crack. 😆
Honestly, this thing blows my 6 pro out of the water.
For all those reasons.
They didn’t specify, so yes, suspicious.
It’s important to note that Revolut is not a bank. Had it been a bank provable fraud would be protected up to 85k under FCA regulations.
What kind of ***** runs a business out of a “e-money” company.
When managed in A/B install partitions by a third party org that layers their own stable/alpha/main versioning over the top? ;P
It works fine. I do it. I mount the services share to /mnt/data on the host and then just path mount /mnt/data/servicename to the container.
Some of my containers I also mount to directly using NFS volumes in the docker compose. This is for things that generally aren’t service data, like media.