HumanPerson @ HumanPerson @sh.itjust.works

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Whether the mics would pick it up would depend on if you use supersonic bullets. They would sense that they are shutting off for some reason though.

Edit: If you shoot one but another is in range to pick it up then it would. This is starting to sound like a cs problem.

GPT4all is another good local one. Runs on CPU but you can use GPU acceleration. Some models even run on my crappy dual core laptop.

I used to use Leap but I switched to the Tumbleweed repos and updated with no issues. It did take a while though.

I believe it also added back the dislike counter.

They have open source drivers so they are not bad but it's Intel arc so you're probably better of with Radeon if you game. I do use an a380 in my jellyfin computer and apart from having to backport the kernel (Debian user problems) it works great. I did play Scrap Mechanic on it on Wayland and I didn't notice any issues but I heard they are really inconsistent in different games.

I use SSHFS. I have had some trouble getting it to mount automatically, but it will show up in Dolphin so it mounts when you click. If you set up keys (ideally ed25519), disable password authentication, set up fail2ban, and use nonstandard ports for outside lan I would consider it reasonably secure.

I already have SSH keys set up but auto doesn't work. I think fstab mounts things before network is up.

Yep, I've done that. Just hard power off and I would recommend reformatting the drive. You can usually still get your files back by mounting it on a functional computer.

Same. Although I am running Debian on the server.

So if someone breaks into my house and gets access to my device and another device on my network to execute a man in the middle attack, they could bypass secureboot which I don't use anyway? Because I'm okay with that.

I don't really know what that is. I could try it though.

Edit: I don't really like having the files on all computers, I would rather just have them all in a central place where everything can access them.

Opensuse. It comes in different flavors including tumbleweed (rolling but tested), slowroll (slower rolling), leap (stable), and micro / leap micro (immutable). It is not owned or funded by redhat although it does use rpm. Its installer is the best I have ever seen for managing software before installation and will let you select KDE.

Hey so uhh... I just formated the wrong drive. It's recoverable but requires terabytes of network transfers so I'm thinking you may be right.

Ok, but why not do both? If the browser supports all needed features, then let the user continue. If not, recommend list of supported browsers with small text at the bottom describing what feature is needed for technical users.

16 oz is not that much, although cold brew is a little stronger. I used to consume a about gram of caffeine a day but withdrawal for me was a light headache and slightly lower energy for a day (I went no caffeine for a little while to reduce tolerance). I did notice my energy improve without it, however I am sometimes not able to get enough sleep and it is good for leveling out energy in those cases. I generally try to have low doses and occasional strategic bursts when necessary. Also if you are worried about sleep you can do the math using the half life of caffeine (5 hours avg.) to figure out how much you are on when you go to bed. Sorry if incoherent, I have been busy this week and not getting much sleep.

I need to start doing backups but storage costs money.

Im gonna hack u now

So that's why I had 3000+ updates yesterday...

I run grapheneos which doesn't have that. I think if I get a smart plug I could use an automation in Home Assistant to turn the charger off.

I use gadgetbridge on grapheneos with my pinetime. You need to enable restricted settings for gadgetbridge which is annoying but then it works.