CXMT is our best bet. But it takes time to ramp up production. Some article I saw said they’re building things at a quicker pace than other manufacturers typically do which is a good sign.

But when demand slumps back down then now you’re stuck with all this manufacturing capacity that’s not useful anymore. So you have to balance dealing with short term spikes vs long term demand.

There’s a whole world of accountability a nurse does not want to get dragged into by sharing their login.

When I was at the hospital last east nurse would swipe their ID tag and type in their password to log into the computer. When they were done they’d swipe it again to log out.

Nobody wants to get held accountable for someone else killing someone.

I lost about 5-10 pounds a week for a while when I first started losing weight. But I was also extremely overweight.

Actors are liteypaid for their body so they can dedicate their entire time (and crazy amounts of money) into a diet and exercise routine.

I tried this but it didn’t seem to help. Mostly because it only wants to use 5ghz. I think I tried doing a bunch of “fixes” so maybe I should just start fresh. This is on my testing machine that I don’t use regularly so only god knows what I’ve done to it.

Also did you do this on a laptop with S0 standby? How does that affect sleep?

And a lot of the fun.

Sure pedal vroom (silently) go fast, but that wears out so quickly. The coordination to perfectly rev match, or pick the right gear is just so much fun. If Toyota actually brings that manual EV transmission to market then I’m in. But it needs the mechanical element to it.

When driving stick I engine brake for most of the time I’m decelerating. If I need more brake I downshift, less brake up shift.

Actually I do the same in my automatic. My drive to work isn’t prone to random traffic jams so I have enough time to engine brake for most of the drive. Just sub 15mph when I have to actually brake. I’ve actually learned how much I need to press the brake pedal to turn on the lights without actually braking.

I thought F1 used sequential transmissions.

They don’t even have to do that. Just don’t pack them in like sardines.

This Fedora version was a year+ ago. Even on 7.0 wifi is unusable on my machines if I have 6ghz enabled.

Sure, but that doesn’t change that it’s regressed since that one version and still hasn’t been re fixed.

There’s still tons of devices where Linux doesn’t work properly with them.

My Intel wireless cards cannot maintain a 6ghz wireless connection for shit despite some of them being over 5 years old. And Intel. Latest stuff, older kernels, none work well. Oddly whatever version of Fedora I had worked the best. My wifi wasn’t unusable when 6ghz was an option. It only dropped to 5/2.4ghz once a minute instead of every 5-20 seconds.

I think that’s the key. I’m betting OP has never had good quality stuffed crust before.

In my experience most fast pizza places fuck it up most of the time. Either they use low quality cheese, or they just undercook it and it’s a soggy mess. Getting stuffed crust just right is truly an art form. And when you don’t get it juuust right it’s pretty awful.

The speed of the CPU is entire relevant to Anubis though. The faster the CPU the faster it does the POW, and the faster it lets you in. And OP isn’t alone in it making your machine do a lot of work to get in.

OPs CPU is an absolute potato. My work laptop has a 13th gen Core i9 and it took about 10 seconds to get through at ~700kH/s and that pegged my CPU the entire time. And according to geekbench my CPU is 800% faster single core and 2400% faster multi. Anubis, and any proof of work blocker is just not friendly to old hardware.

https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/1470080?baseline=14969576

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/5a2feb3c-7588-41d9-a2bf-fbd1d2ff4231.webp

I just tested on my M4 Max machine which absolutely destroys the i9 and it still took about 10 seconds of churning away almost full power to get through. Neither of these machines should be flagged in any way shape or form as bots or needing that deep of an inspection.

I guess whatever distro uses the least resources.

The power difference is going to be negligible though. Unless you’re running a pentium 4 and all you do is boot the OS, check mail, then shut it down you’d never notice a difference. As soon as you open a web browser any savings goes out the window. The web will destroy any savings a distro has.

Also performant doesn’t necessarily mean more efficient. It could mean it better utilizes the hardware, but because it’s using more of the hardware it’s using more power.

I really want to go AV1 too. Most of what I play is airplayed from my ipad to whatever so I only need my iPad to support it. But I’m not buying an iPad air just to airplay AV1.

But H265 has been prevalent for about 10 years now so basically any smart TV made in the last 3 years should support it. And if yours don’t then any el cheapo smart tv stick should.

You don’t even necessarily need to delete either. If you have a ton of H.264 video you could convert it to 265 or AV1 with minimal quality loss, but huge space savings.

In theory if every device in your network is routed to the outside world they could say “fuck this guy in particular”

But idk why they’d bother doing that. They’d detect the blocking all the same and probably not care about IP.

As long as you’re not running something that gets the CPU going crazy I doubt you’d suck in any I Dirt.

They almost always point out what they think the issue is in the log. It doesn’t take much effort to take a snippet of the error, ctrl F, and see that it’s been blowing up 500 times. It’s not hard to verify from there if that was the issue. But if it gives you a fix and that fix worked then presumably it was right.