miladyincontrol

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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
on an aside, my favorite whisper 'hack' is you can just speed up audio 10x to process it 10x faster, then adjust the timings after
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
I'll admit I use reolink, however isolated on vlans with zero connectivity allowed other than caddy's L4 module encrypting and encapsulating it's stream which then is restricted to only my frigate setup. Even if I had a highe
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Im pretty sure they arent dedicated ASIC engines anymore. Thats why hacks like nvidia-patch are a thing where you can scale up NVENC usage up to the full GPU's compute rather than the arbitrary limitation nvidia adds. The penalty for u
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
One day possibly firefox, in the meantime I do already have my sites up and running with jxl served to browsers that accept it. One the oft underlooked benefits of it's progressive decoding implementation is you can just dynamically tr
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Yeah, systemd's particleOS relies on it. Pretty neat stuff
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Will def keep an eye on things. If theres one 'must have' feature I can request, luminosity masking? Its hard to go back to raw editors that dont have it. Its not the end all or be all to masking (ie color, saturation masking, et
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
In a world of owning nothing and paying subscriptions for everything, owning your data and using software that is either yours or libre is 'rebellion' to many a service provider. Its not local-first or some sort of cloud diet tren
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Still think its highly underrated to use fs-cache with NASes (usually configured with cachefilesd) for some local dynamically scaling client-side nvme caching. Helps a ton with response times with any NAS thats primarily spinning rust, espe
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Its a low bar but a bar you cant walk back from if you collide poorly rather than pass with flying colours. Take MS, sure they are doing a lot with AI, however some matters like Recall I'm not sure they can ever fully step back from, t
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
This is my understanding too. There are microscopic amounts of trace elements here or there but in reality none of them add up to anything meaningful compared to what you get from food, multivitamins, or other less ideal means. Rather if th
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Just a suggestion as well, theres countless 'water recipes' that let you easily do the same thing for a fraction the price. They arent doing anything complicated. Some mixes are simple two ingredients, some go up to several, but a
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Not to be dismissive either, but guix might have been more apt for what they wanted versus nix. Not trying to suggest guix is superior, just possibly a better solution considering their gripes with packages.
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Thats the thing though, just about every athlete you hear of these days is very much in the rich and/or connected realm of things. Make no surprise its why it can be painful to see politicians fighting tooth and nail for some of them,
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Agreed, if he really felt obligated to mention all he needed to say was desktop is a 9950X w 1080 ti and 98GB of ram. At most maybe adding that he used WSL on windows 11 but even that seems minimally relevant and just dressing.
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
> a tangled mess of systemd units Ironic you use that term when a number of systemd units is often the simplest way of cleanly, reliably orchestrating services and daemons, doubly so when theres any level of complexity or limitations you
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
A lot of less scrupulous crawlers just seem to imitate the big ones. I feel a lot of people make assumptions because the user agent has to be true, right? My fave method is still just to have bait info in robots.txt that gzip bombs and auto
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
>APT was a great tool you had me up until this bit lol apt's spaghetti of software and state assumptions is horrendous. the software itself functions mostly fine for those who havent used more modern package managers, but the user e
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
>Who are the users that are buying and using Workstation licenses? Sometimes institutes and businesses that insist on support contracts, and ones from the vendor publishing the software itself. Sometimes there is actual legal red tape re
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
Few things are in absolutes. Yes most consumers wont have every screen hdr nor 4k, but most consumers use a modern smartphone and just about every modern smartphone from the past half decade or more has hdr of some level. I absolutely loath
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by miladyincontrol 1y ago
I do prefer the gain map approach myself. Do a sensible '32 bit' HDR edit, further tweak an SDR version, and export a file that has both. Creative power is still in your hands versus some tone mapper's guesses at your intent.
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by miladyincontrol 2y ago
Blatantly not the person you're asking, but once you go past basic service management trying to do it just about anywhere else is an absolute and total nightmare. People who have major problems with systemd more than anything just ever
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by miladyincontrol 2y ago
Thats what people love to say but I'm not so confident of that. Yeah theres the slight Go tax in latency, but almost every comparison online is benchmarking a fairly optimized and often cache configured nginx or apache config versus th