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Saris
2y ago
Sounds like a case of people not having working backups in place. I don't care what OS you use, hardware fails, bugs happen, files get corrupted or accidentally deleted. Have backups.
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2y ago
Not originally since they just sent people to the site. But these days where they just rip content from the site to give people as answers, completely depriving the site of traffic, yeah that seems basically just as bad as the AI bots.
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2y ago
Isn't running a webserver on those kind of a silly idea for that reason?
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2y ago
Yeah that's an insane price for bandwidth, they need to move providers ASAP if that's the kind of fees they get.
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2y ago
True, although most TV shows are around 10-15Mbps, so even with a pretty slow upload they should be able to seed at least what they've downloaded over the time it takes to watch it.
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2y ago
>But stremio users are only active on a given Torrent while watching its content. Meaning that they contribute nothing back to the network. If everyone (or a large enough percentage of users) would act like this the whole (public) BitTor
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2y ago
I'm just impressed that the lifts, alarms, cranes, phones, etc all run on Windows somehow.
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2y ago
Didn't CRWD cause a similar issue with Debian/RHEL a little while ago? It sounds to me that the problem lies with CRWD and not with whatever OS it's installed on.
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2y ago
Not sure to be honest, I guess they talk about it as a photo editing suite, I mean their tagline is "The photo editor you’ve been dreaming of" which makes me think of it as an alternative to Lightroom. I wouldn't call photosh
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2y ago
I'm a little confused about Affinity Photo, the name implies it's supposed to be an equivalent to Lightroom, but the program functions more like Photoshop. Is there a file browser with tagging, colors, flags, etc.. Or am I expecte
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2y ago
Have you seen the stuff Brave gets up to? It's not any better.
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2y ago
They do, energy can't pass through a battery on the way to powering something. It just skips the battery and directly powers the device.
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2y ago
Never, between my windows PCs, family ones, and ones I manage at work I've never had one randomly not boot other than hardware failures. They're all basically maintenance free, nothing really breaks and they just chug along.
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2y ago
I assume because the US doesn't care about the potential data collection of drones flying around as long as they have the data, they just don't like it when China has it.
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2y ago
Why not just use the built in system screenshot tool if you just want to copy or save? ShareX can pop up an editor after a screenshot which I do use a lot.
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2y ago
I thought this was just a setting in your user settings?
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2y ago
Should be tons on eBay, upgrading RAM is also easy so don't worry about finding one with 16GB if the price is too high.
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2y ago
This is the conclusion my dad and I came to as well talking about this, part of the economy is doing really well, but the average person is not doing well.
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2y ago
That's what I assume, they're very specific in saying your screenshots and recordings are kept locally to be analyzed by the AI, but they don't mention the data generated by the AI from your activities.
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2y ago
It seems a lot worse, even if malware runs for a short time it could have access to so much stuff.
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2y ago
Returning a rope woven storage cube because it's 0.5" smaller seems kind of silly too
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2y ago
It should be starting at boot if you installed it as a service, so the indexing will be done then. After that opening and searching is instant.
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2y ago
What does LoRa have to do with LLMs? Whoever named this thing screwed up big time.
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2y ago
I gave this a quick try the other night and it looks absolutely awful with a 720p video on a 4k monitor. I want to try some more and play with it, but I think it needs a lot of work. It basically looked like someone cranked the sharpness to
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2y ago
You can point it to existing folder/photo structures and it imports them as-is, you can set the mount to read only too if you want to. So if you have existing backups just add them as external libraries.
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2y ago
That's listed in their timeline for coming later on.
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2y ago
It has been working for me, even through all the stuff months ago. I wonder why some people seem to be affected constantly and some don't at all.
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3y ago
Yes I do my own stuff because I enjoy it, but family I try to set up with standard services that don't rely on me.
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3y ago
Neat, use the hardware you have and all that!
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3y ago
wg-easy is probably the easiest to use simple alternative I can think of.
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