Artemis_Mystique @ Artemis_Mystique @lemmy.ml

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you don’t even need to wait for “AI” chips, “just” a high-end GPU will do

Not everyone wants or can afford an expensive GPU, meanwhile the new AMD 8000G series looks highly compelling and I was just curious whether there are any roadmaps to productively incorporate their use on the Linux desktop in a similar way to what M$ is pushing with co-pilot(Obviously without the corporate surveillance)

If your Cool AI tool requires me to always connect to the internet and agree to a concerning EULA and privacy policies; i think i can live without it

I was thinking more along the lines of something that is application agnostic i.e If it is on your display, the tool can grab it

my hardware struggles a lot and i find other odd quirks with VLC, I usually don't face such problems on MPV

I didn't know that, It wasn't working on Linux Mint the last time I checked, and i remember reading numerous articles about SYSRQ that mention that most distros ship with the feature disabled by default(Though not why they do that)

No, MKV files have weird artifact issues for me so I use MPV(Celluloid) which mostly just works

but on my keyboard they are the same key? Hitting ALT+PRTSC took an instant screenshot

That said, make sure you fully understand the implications of enabling it

Are there any other risks to worry about except abuse due to physical access?

The wording makes it feel kinda Ominous, can improper use potentially lead to a borked system?

But isnt clam AV only for detecting Windows viruses?

Thank you, but is there anyway I can check whether i am infected or not just for peace of mind?

Yes but why did it show up In the Sponsored links row?

No, I only use Ublock origin which i had installed Approx 4-5 months ago

RDP with low latency over thunderbolt? from the video it looks its new software intel has developed for windows, so its most likely proprietary. I was mostly thinking along the lines of using the technology to simulate S.L.I where half the frames are drawn by one pc and the other half by another

Also in the Article the data transfer speeds are in Mbps whereas in the video it is touted in Gbps

It also has the ability to stream your game(remote desktop) over the cable without encoding and control it from another pc with almost no latency(at least thats what the host claims)

From what i can gather from the video it only appears to be developed for windows, hence why i raised the question here

Can you answer the question raised by my post?, or provide an alternate source(perhaps an article or coverage by a different channel) for the technology discussed?

wikipe-tan provides excellent demonstrations for a variety of Wikipedia articles: Example

If you are on firefox i suggest turning on DNSoverHTTPS, it works after a few reloads{newgrounds will still not work though :( }

i edited it to say 'were'

give me a bulletpoint and i will try and over exaggerate it beyond reason

no its about 11 years old

Thank you after reading the comments i am relieved: I had saved a 3 page fully worded .odt as as .fodt and opened it with a text editor; but then again all the files had been closed and i deleted the file in question a at least 30 mins before i noticed the process; regardless thank you