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  • If they eventually do have a search engine, it definitely can't be trusted. GPT-4 loves to hallucinate.

  • I bet they could cut costs even more by canning the CEO

  • Yeah, but the point of this post is to not have to replace the drives frequently in the first place. I run ZFS myself but I'm not about to buy cheap drives just because I can get away with it.

  • ZFS won't save you the expense of having to replace crappy storage.

  • Pretty much anything "gaming" branded won't be worth it. These days it seems to just mean "cheaper quality with RGB".

  • There were people getting variable rate mortgages when fixed rates were at record lows? I guess I've just never understood the appeal of variable rate, either. I don't want my mortgage to fluctuate, makes it more difficult to budget.

  • By stacking do you mean combining units to form a single stronger unit? If so, Civ 6 has that, albeit only up to three units.

  • You can automate linux updates, and this can be enforced through your organization. So, no, it is not always in the users control, like in the case of having unattended upgrades in linux enabled with enterprise software.

  • Huh? I restart firefox multiple times a day, I was simply trying to point out that if you have automated updates and automatic clears of browsing data enabled you'll run into this. I'm not about to start doing so manually just because the browser restarts itself.

  • It matters more when you clear history and cookies automatically at close. You lose your entire session.

  • I lived in Utah for a bit, and the half-year long inversions were horrible. It stinks so bad, and literally hurts to breathe. The only escape is to go into the mountains to get above it, where you can look back at the shelf of pollution with a renewed hatred of the Utahn government.

  • That's why I reject all in Firefox settings along with wiping everything at close

  • Can you share your redacted frigate config?

  • Well, that's not really the problem. The problem is that the government is covering the difference (through subsidizing the mega-corps that offer this).

  • I use scenes to control my lights and use those in my automations instead. This lets me create "groups" of lights to control.

  • We shouldn't be subsidizing giant corporations in the first place. How about just making proper, consumer protecting regulations instead?

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