"The perfect size of the screen is ((3.5 + (year - 2010) * 0.5)) inches."
STFU. Make phones small like iPhone 4 again.
racketlauncher831
joined 3 years ago
(100% natural rant)
I can change a whole fucking sentence to FUCKING UPPERCASE by just pressing vf.gU in fucking vim with a fraction of the amount of the energy that's enough to run a fucking marathon, which in turn, only need to consume a fraction of the energy the fucking AI cloud cluster uses to spit out the same shit. The comparison is like a ping pong ball to the Earth, then to the fucking sun!
Alright, bros, listen up. All these great tasks you claim AI does it faster and better, I can write up a script or something to do it even faster and better. Fucking A! This surge of high when you use AI comes from you not knowing how to do it or if even it's possible. You!
You prompt bros are blasting shit tons of energy just to achieve the same quality of work, if not worse, in a much fucking longer time.
And somehow these executives claim AI improves fucking productivity‽
No, it works on my machine.
[removed by lemmy.world]
See?
Instead of posting a video of aggregated news, why not just post the source links?
What about
NATO launched its campaign without the UN's approval, stating that it was inter alia a humanitarian intervention.
and the fact that Yugoslavia had more than 1000 died and more than 5000 injured, while NATO's loss was negligible?
💪 Writes web applications that handle millions or even billions of requests per second
This has nothing to do with SO or AI.
Let me guess... apps which are written with Qt Python bindings?
That these DEs are a bloat in modern Linux computers?
GTK is fine by me. Qt on the other hand, is BIG. And now with Qt6 out, and some older apps aren't migrated to it yet, I have both Qt5 AND Qt6 installed on my computer. It's a shitshow.
Thanks for clarafying. That sounds like a genuine reason to use a synchronizing program like Nextcloud, to share files between devices frequently.
I don't know much about syncthing but I hear a lot of people talking about it. Perhaps someone else can shed some light to it. But as I experienced Nextcloud about a decade, I consider it belongs to a hard-to-setup, high-maintenance tier. I've had my moments when I failed to upgrade and resorted to nuke it and set it up anew.
I shall also share that I'm currently running a dead "distro", TrueNAS CORE (based on FreeBSD), which abandoned by the company. As a result, my Nextcloud is stuck at version 28 and I don't have the energy to do a manual upgrade.
If you have made up your mind to set up your own Nextcloud instance, my recommendation is to buy a genuine industrial grade motherboard, put some ECC RAM in it, and use an OS that's meant for servers (no Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora shit). You shall also setup RAID or use ZFS to mirror your hard disks to prevent bitrot. And I definitely do not recommend you save your valueable data on some random general purpose hard disks or even "like new" secondhand ones. There are hard disks meant for NAS out there.
Or, you know, Nextcloud Inc. sells prebuilt Nextcloud hardwares.
And do ask for more opinions on [email protected].
In which way do you plan to transfer your photos to the backup storage? In the picture I can see a camera and I assume it uses an SD card. I would, if I were you:
- Buy a consumer grade storage device with USB port, like those desktop storage towers from WestDigital
- Build a RAID with it if the data is important enough
- Connect it to my computer and just run
rsync
Some storage tower even comes with an Ethernet port and a web interface. It's practically a personal "cloud".
Nextcloud is resource heavy, slow, hard to setup, and hard to backup/restore. This is from someone who has been using it from when it was Owncloud.
Pfft. People voted Trump for nothing.