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by Jnr 4y ago
I just looked at different benchmarks and the general consensus seems to be that latest Radeon and Nvidia cards are quite similar in performance. Nvidia seems to lead in raytracing and upscaling but in my opinion only the upscaling part is
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by Jnr 4y ago
You can run native apps from Kodi. I used to launch Steam games in Big picture mode from Kodi just fine. Actually I was waiting for a desktop environment like this Plasma Bigscreen for a while but then got a new TV with Android and use that
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by Jnr 4y ago
I personally know people who were successfully mining crypto using GPUs in the last couple of years. If it was Bitcoin, Ethereum or Doge, I don't know and it doesn't matter to me. As soon as the crypto prices came down this year,
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by Jnr 4y ago
Same as people were free to buy graphics cards for gaming in the last couple of years?
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by Jnr 4y ago
Installing new hardware doesn't happen often and it shows the unlicensed watermark when booted from Virtualbox, but booting natively restores the activation status.
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by Jnr 4y ago
When I don't need Windows for gaming, I just boot the physical windows partition from Linux using Virtualbox. This way I don't even have to hibernate and interrupt any work.
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by Jnr 4y ago
On https://github.com/settings/security you can revoke other sessions.
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by Jnr 4y ago
You can generate keys off-yubikey and store them in a safe encrypted backup somewhere offline/online/wherever. Then just import those keys into yubikey and use that. Ideally though you would rotate keys if you lost your yubikey be
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by Jnr 4y ago
You can just use TOTP for 2AF. Those can be stored and generated by almost anything these days. For example Keepassxc, Bitwarden, Authenticator apps, most saas password storage services, yubikeys, etc.
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by Jnr 5y ago
Probably because Windows Explorer is great file manager. By the way, in Nautilus you can type path, the shortcut is ctrl+l Nautilus is pretty bad but I find macOS Finder even worse.
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by Jnr 5y ago
I have it at my home office, so the PC is always next to it. I am using good open-back headphones (DT 990 PRO) connected to a USB audio interface that supports low latency using ASIO driver on Windows and JACK on Linux (in my case UMC204HD)
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by Jnr 5y ago
This. Of course the sound of electric piano is different, mainly because there is no big box that resonates, but I really enjoy being able to play on my headphones in the middle of the night. When I was a kid our family had a very good cast
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by Jnr 5y ago
I used it like a public site, using a very popular password. Same as in other sites where people share the same account between multiple people. I don't really mind that they got breached. I hope they recover easily and continue to off
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by Jnr 5y ago
Oh, and I would never actually use the copper cables with RJ45 for anything above 1 gigabit. Those ethernet cards heat up a lot, use too much energy. This would be a bad investment. Get a proper patch or optical cables and use SFP+ instead.
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by Jnr 5y ago
For a moment I thought about setting up 10GbE at home, but then I realized there is no point yet because my external connection to internet is limited to 1 gigabit. The only use internally would be central storage server. But all the new NV
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by Jnr 5y ago
EU should follow.
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by Jnr 5y ago
Nice, maybe someone could finally make a site that shows how many and which specific streaming services are needed to cover top20 movies and tv series of the year.
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by Jnr 5y ago
If you compare it to an out of the box service from cloud vendor, then yes, it does take a bit more time, but not that much more time. For long running projects it is certainly worth to invest into proper setup. It really is a lot cheaper i
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by Jnr 5y ago
I have been running my own personal servers in a similar setup for the last 10 years. Have turned on automatic updates, including automatic reboot, and everything runs in docker (using docker-compose). I can not remember a single time somet
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by Jnr 5y ago
I also put everything in docker containers, and docker-compose for each thing is a must. It usually pains me to see when popular projects have no decent docker-compose files available and I have to make them. For backups restic is a blessin
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by Jnr 5y ago
Will see how it goes. I remember how AMD open source driver started more than 10 years ago. It was not a pleasant experience on my machine. Even now on AMD APU box that I use for gaming - GPU driver crashes at least once a month. I hope tha
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by Jnr 5y ago
If I remember correctly, back in 2014 it lacked wifi and audio drivers, and the hidpi support on Linux was the main deal breaker. I have also installed Linux on my work T2 2019 MBP, and it is looking much better but still rough around the e
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by Jnr 5y ago
10 years ago I bought Macbook Air to install and run Arch Linux on it. Since at that time Linus Torvalds was also using Macbooks and they were on Intel platform, it had all the drivers available. Then in 2014 I was given the next Macbook Pr
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by Jnr 5y ago
I suspect I will upgrade when I go from 1 GbE to 100 GbE for local network. After looking at storage speeds and other things, it seemed like I should just skip 10 Gigabit altogether (cheaper to get additional faster NVMe SSD drives for loca
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by Jnr 5y ago
Let's not sugar coat Matrix. Joining from federated networks to some larger rooms takes hours or even days. Tried it a few months ago, was not impressed. I spent a couple days debugging it and asking for some support, but it turns out
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by Jnr 5y ago
You can't really go wrong with Mikrotik. They are affordable and have a lot of powerful features. I have been using the "hAP ac" (2.4/5ghz) model for ~5 years now, and some other 2.4ghz model for another 5 years before t
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by Jnr 5y ago
Sorry, it was not clear that I do not hate the language (I write in python myself) and I fully understand that it is the design choice that is the problem. I simply think that having a single small binary can be advantageous for adoption.
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by Jnr 5y ago
Sorry, it was not clear from my comment. I do not blame Python. Of course it was design/code issue. I just think that having a single binary would improve adoption. I like projects that provide a single binary. Without the need for doc
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by Jnr 5y ago
Tried Matrix (and Synapse) the 3rd time a couple of months ago and gave up after a few days. Joining any larger federated room took days or did not complete at all. And then the messages were also delayed for quite a while. That must be the
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by Jnr 5y ago
I use Kodi as my main TV/Steambox UI. It handles movies, shows, twitch, live TV (wrote addon to work with local IPTV provider), launching Steam games, streaming from sources :). Movie/show progress is synchronized to Trakt, and Tr

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