N0x0n @ N0x0n @lemmy.ml

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Rock & stone fellow miner !

Wait? TQ got a newer expansion?

Hummm... Maybe I don't get all the grammatical rules in English, but it's really disheartening to treat living beings as objects.

As I remember It is an article for objects and I would never consider my dog as an non-living object. He's way more "human" than most people that I have encountered in my life.

It don't like your comment...

"The dog likes his squeaky toy."

Like everyone is fighting over gender in human race, I would like that you finally understand that dogs/cats/cows even the squirrel in your garden... Those are sentient living beings... Stop treating them like just a fucking object !

Hey :) Thanks for the pointer. This was to beautiful to be true ! I searched around the web and found out what is actually happening in the background (learned something new and important so thank you!). And effectively It was writing to the cache and I wasn't aware that was a thing on Linux.

The command I used to track it down: sync & watch -n 1 grep -e Dirty: /proc/meminfo. Took me some time to come across the right command and realize what's happening.

Will update my post right way (BTW is still hate MacOS !)

Thank your for the hint, I will give it a try. I feel a bit stupid right now 😅

Ohhh? Interesting... First time I heard that and somehow rings a bell... I think I need to investigate your lead. Makes me feel a bit stupid right now.

:/

2GB/s or 2Gb/s? Because from the documentation USB 3.1 Gen2 is advertised UP to 10Gb/s.

And I guess there isn't any way to "uncap" the throughput without being an even more Smartass? 😄

multitrack mixing with Ardour over Pipewire and some video editing on kdenlive.

That's good to hear ! Nowadays a play a lot with ffmpeg and mkvtools to encode my media library mostly to SVT-AV1/opus. I read somewhere in the documentation that they only playback H.264-encoded content. Does that mean that AV1 isn't supported OTB yet?

Also video decoder/Encoder is WIP. Are they only talking about hardware or also software decoding/encoding?

Thanks for your response !

Yeah I get that, that's not my point. The same USB stick on Linux takes seconds, while on a MacBook air 1 rated at 10Gb/s takes 8 minutes??

Same USB stick, same file, other system.

I had a similar experience with a "wow the Linux community is beautiful" feeling after booting into Debian on an old rockchip CPU TV box !

Have a look at the armbian community. Those guys are on another level 😁.

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To my surprise, I even discovered that you can boot Armbian on these inexpensive boxes and use them as a lightweight desktop

Oupsi ! It's late here so I didn't read till the end ! Sorry about that 😅

I still follow Tempo. The updates were already slow (every 3 months?) But it has been a long time since any news :(. Hope he/she is doing okay !

I guess it's all a question of point of view and reference point. 💁 I can't argue against your opinion on the other side.

I do agree though that from this point of view it also make sense.

Hey, why don't you use your computer like every "normal" person?

Haha, dunno about Garuda, but EndeavourOS is a tad difficult if you never used any Linux based distro before ! Granted it's easier to setup and maintain than Arch, but still...

This reminds me of how in the past the swimming instructor just throw you in the pool even If you can't swim... Some learned the hard way others were traumatized for life.

Ohhhhhhh... That's way the Juicy Media Honest Government ad use it that much !

I like it and use it sometimes myself !

Not the whole code but only the part that triggers those flags. Not everyone is versed in C to "verify the code" himself... That's a stupid take, It's like saying to a toddler to change his diapers on his own when it's dirty.

Strangely enough It went from 1 trigger to 29 triggers after 1 update? Seems rather sketchy :/ In the past (pirated games/software) I would have ignored those warnings and add an exception into my firewall... But nowadays with all the crypto schemes and obfuscated code, I won't go near anything like that.

But my understanding is that you can set up the virtual machine to “capture” the graphics card when it is booted up, and “release” it when it’s done.

The word you are looking for is GPU passthrough. You can find some guides on the web.

I Gave it a try on macOS a few days ago because brew and python is a dependencie hell and way to much workarounds to make some scripts to work properly when specific versions of packages are needed...

Miniconda actually made it work fine, without to much hassle. I'm kinda impressed.