ReversalHatchery @ ReversalHatchery @beehaw.org

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"VE" is just the product name of Proxmox's virtual machine platform, afaik it's not a technology you can use "in proxmox". PVE always uses QEMU-KVM virtual machines when it manages a virtual machine.

The other thing PVE can manage is LXC containers.

I haven't used the LXC part of PVE yet, but frigate it runs relatively fine on CPU here in a VM, as I don't have devices useful for acceleration. But if you are ready to delve into LXC that could be better performance-wise.

selfhosting libreoffice? what do you mean?

did you check it with VLC, or another player that uses hardware accelerated decoding?

but at least Kraken in the United States still does,

oh, forgot that it's a regional thing

There just aren't many small peer-to-peer traders yet, but that will occur over time

hopefully, but I was thinking earlier about it and with how the security deposit system works, it may be more risky to do it in small quantities (but then, the monero buyer doesn't get the monero until they paid, so I'm not sure what I was thinking about). and of course, I imagine that in smaller quantities it would have a higher pricing too

yeah I know that it'skind of an "official community service", and that helps, but it's probably not good as a first impression to new users, and even to me its a bit weird

honestly I can understand them, it gives off a scammy feeling

I thought kraken stopped selling Monero last year, but even with a stablecoin it's still KYC.

reto is good to have but with that you can only buy in large quantities.

What you do is you just allocate an amount per month that you use to buy Monero with.

and where do you buy it? through a KYC exchange?

not necessarily, package managers tend to overwrite existing files on the same path, if you end up having installing such a package. but that shouldn't apply to /usr/local

thats fair, but that shouldn't make you avoid sensible freedesktop dirs just out of spite.

a distro package is way overkill for this, and its also better to not litter the home directory with yet anothet dotdir, that's why .local/bin is a good place, also recommended by systemd the freedesktop base directory standard: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/latest/

don't worry, it's enough if your chat partner didn't have it disabled

I don't trust ladybird's dev. he is vocally against a minority, calling their existence politics

so anyone reading this, the post was about pewdiepie doing some video about switching to Linux. I guess OP got scared about the comments and decided to get destructive.. I should really set up my website autoarchiver script because this linkrot thing gets boring real quick

This is what needs discussion. It is this tool which will lead to harassment due to the way someone votes.

wrong. voting users are already visible through other services, like mbin. and the information is already there, those who are really interested are already scraping it, this just makes it more accessible and also serves as an eye opener

I find this whole thing weird because some federating platforms (like mbin I think) already show voting users publicly

yeah, it seems dell is just utter garbage

they are forcing it. if you are not determined, you won't be able to get an offline account. many are not determined. many don't even realize that it's not for their benefit, even after onedrive starts announcing it daily that their drive is full

Why even bother theorizing that BitLocker may be compromised when they're removing local accounts for consumers and forcing the key to be uploaded to their servers anyway?

yeah, with that, it's basically compromised, but maybe not bitlocker itself but the key storage

no I understand the programming side of it, I meant how "unhandled exceptions" translates to the real world that I didn't get immediately (exactly that it's similar to "be ungovernable", as you said)