Not sure. You could always create your own lemmy instance and administer it to your liking

Weimar Republic thought of exactly that

Home server! Not sure how CUDA support is, but exo/petals node for AI and stuff? Immich for photos, Nextcloud for files, homeassistant!

You bastard

Agreed here. On CPU side, don’t go with Intel 13th or 14 th gen, mostly due to the manufacturing defects, check gamers nexus on YouTube if you want to catch back up to speed, the new Intel stuff is fine manufacturing wise, terrible performance, check if the prices are good. GPU, NVIDIA usually has kinkier/ more annoying drivers, but if you want to play with AI or anything like that, NVIDIA is still better.

Took way too long, but finally some support from the top leadership for rust?

An extra 20 Firefox tabs

Open 10 extra tabs in chrome

Nah, maybe they have more children than normal couples and have a tendency to only mate with trolls

Pretty sure that it’s something a long the lines of “stack begins high, grows down, while heap behind low grows high” when they meet, it’s a stack overflow

AMD is quite awful in this regard. Rn with my rx6650xt using Vulcan acceleration, I get the same speed as running on my r5 7600

I mean, the weird thing is that they released first the server source code, then the app code

Yes and no. You need custom deivers for keyboard, backlight, speakers, webcam, touchpad… basically everything that isn’t the CPU and display

Well, right now I’m experimenting with an old mini PC, and using a couple of USB HDDs im creating a ZFS pool to serve as storage for an email server

The Matrix?

Woah woah, they know nothing about firearms, can’t you read their name?

Short for Salmonella

The eff I’m pretty sure made a blog post about this, check it out!

What’s the model, just for starters

Tell that to the average computer user, and they’ll crap their pants. I’m all for the command line being there for power users and people who actually have to manage complex systems, but if you want Linux to go to the moon, you have to consider the average Joe