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  • Some features like a "tl,dr" bot would probably not even need high end hardware, because it does not matter if it takes ten minutes for a summary.

    Features like a chat bot do not belong into paperless IMO.

  • You are right with the first part. It only takes three clicks to scan a doc and have it available.

    As for me, I'm not interest in sending my documents to open AI. But it would definitely offer some nice functions.

  • My personal setup:

    • Nextcloud - For files, backup, contacts and calendar
    • Vaultwarden - Password Safe
    • Paperless - Document management, combined with a compatible scanner a true blessing (with scan to SMB)

    I have been playing with some other tools, but these are the most important for me.

  • I'm not sure if a steam laptop would be successful. You can install steam on most laptops on the market (with some exceptions like ARM-based laptops or chomebooks). Same applies to a "steam console", just pick any small PC and put steam in autostart.

    However, the deck features innovative controls and a rare form factor. There is just no device that has the same feature set as the steam deck.

  • I hope that this improve in the coming months. The list is now twice as long as it was half a year ago. (And in theory, one could install steam in developer mode anyway, but that is not very convenient)

  • Last time I checked, steam on Chromebooks was only available on some selected models (not including the one I have). Has this changed? If not, this announcement will be for very few users (but still welcome).

  • I'm really amazed in what valve did with the new steam deck. They really did a good job addressing many of the little pain points, while keeping most of the equipment compatible.

    However, I am very happy with the current steam deck and will only replace it if a true next-gen deck arrives.

  • Your comment is 100% true. Still I would not advise it, it is not worth the hassle for a home setup IMO.

    However, if you have a larger setup and want a strict control of your zones, then bind or powerdns might be suitable.

  • I think the fact that Windows 11 is only supported on 8th gen makes the previous generations quite cheap. Many companies are preparing the upgrade to windows 11 and start throwing the old stuff out.