Sethayy @ Sethayy @sh.itjust.works

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I'm just talking prebuilt solutions here, but how would you use an index'd storage base if the drives weren't connected? Sounds like that's an issue regardless

Imagine being this balls deep in propaganda, like yeah and you're not cool unless you have an iPhone 15 and Gucci belt type vibes

But it still does have to get on your hard drive somehow, which tends not to be as convenient as opening an app and clinking play

Or mount it in RAID0/whatever the zfs equivalent is.

The downside over one disk is many have more possible points of failed, taking out the whole array - so ideally another RAID would be best

Linux its just / then from there you can mount other drives at whatever directory you want

But also 100€ ain't all too cheap for some of us

Distributed my servers across a couple old PC's hooked up to a 10 gig switch, admittedly I hardly use it for anything - but my syncthing cloud maxes out any connection locally

Ok, compile some code on your PlayStation

You got a pull release for that? Cause it'd be some real sneaky work considering they didnt even allow talking about it in the discord

Think you dropped your IP in the image there, might want to censor it for safety

It supported totk early cause the emulator worked? They made no specific patches to the emulator before it was released, and didnt even need to then because everything already worked.

Anything else is just Nintendo propaganda, cause all this wasn't even early access - it was available in the free tier

Sure if you buy top of the line it'll be expensive, but what makes you only choose that option? 1.5 k is still more than reasonable for most jobs, and I can't seem to find any lenovo without 720p displays at half that price

Shit I'd love to see where youre finding a laptop with comparable specs at $750, I'll probably pick one up

Yeah but it isn't exactly ideal to have to fully stop operations when something goes down, especially given the opportunity to solve things within 10 min.

I suppose this would be even greater benefit to smaller town/out of city center businesses, but still framework is a company, so they do go through their own quality testing

Could be the early access stuff that's closed

I'm genuinely asking, bought prebuilt what would be the difference from a normal laptop?

Cause I could see lower longterm costs being a great benefit to a business, and if one part fails not losing 100% of your data, just let the IT guy replace that part

great st Lawrence lake river

Personally its been snapper with transitions, supports independent display scaling, waydroid, and hopefully soon easy to use compositor handoffs - which would be a game changer

You say that but in theory the numbers disagree cause theyre still spending on it

In theory Incus and LXD by default will be slightly heavier than docker; they run a a lot more bare-metal services (ex. systemd) in container giving them more flexability and a VM like feel, which would 99% of the time be wasted resources in a docker container

They also dont have nearly as much 'out of the box' support as Docker/Podman might, especially for single process containers.

That being said docker used to run on lxc until not too long ago, so there's still many similarities between the 2

Depending on your threat model incus/lxd won't add too much security as they generally use the same background software as docker, leaving things kernel exploits as vulerable as just docker