cmnybo @ cmnybo @discuss.tchncs.de

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The stock software will not run in Wine. I would suggest picking hardware that's supported by Piper.

I sure could use an AI that detects and blocks things like AI generated articles and sponsored search results as long as it's open source and runs locally.

With 8GB, you could run any DE without worrying about RAM usage. 2GB DDR2 DIMMs are dirt cheap on ebay, so I would recommend maxing it out while RAM is still readily available. That CPU will still run most modern software at a reasonable speed.

That's a kernel worker for ACPI. It sounds like you may have a driver for something that is misbehaving.

I wonder what CPU it has. You should tear it down and see if you can get some custom code running.

People will just continue pirating those games then.

That battery is way too small. I prefer to have a 100WH battery. It definitely needs a couple more USB ports and an SD card reader.

That's pretty impressive, but if they can't figure out how to mass produce them cost effectively, then it's pointless. Most of these battery breakthroughs never make it out of the lab.

I would stick with MBR for flash drives unless you need lots of partitions. GPT is great on PCs, but usually isn't supported on other devices.

If they make it that hard to cancel, they should make it that hard to subscribe.

Because modern "journalists" only know how to copy and paste from other "news sites" and random social media posts.

It's a QLC drive, so you get slow write speeds and poor write endurance. They should be avoided for as long as TLC drives are available.

Don't just give location access to any app that requests it, especially background location access.

I don't care what he says, I will never buy a game with Denuvo.

I don't use AI for anything. I consider the LLMs pretty useless since they are prone to spewing BS.
I would probably play around with stable diffusion if I had a GPU that would run it at a reasonable speed though.

Good, it serves them right for the way they treat their customers. I hope every one of their games gets leaked early.

It would have been replaced a long time ago if that was the case.

5.25" floppies were obsolete for years before they even installed the system in 1998. They could have been using compact flash cards by then.

Yes, you do have to log out for group changes to take effect.

The older versions were rather buggy on Wine. MO 2.5 and newer work great, but they need Wine 9 to run.