So full, that it actually has multiple times.

At least check the T2Linux wiki. On T2 Macs, certain modules needs to be loaded in specific order for the TouchBar to work. https://wiki.t2linux.org/guides/postinstall/

Is it T2 Mac? Did you use T2Linux?

Haven’t heard anything about that. I think they finalized the deal last year. Election system plan canceled, though.

Good. Finland just last year spent some 600 million euros on new AI system running on AWS, built by a USA company, that, once it’s completed, will handle social insurance related applications. If you need something like unemployment benefits, disability/sickness related benefits, etc. all the necessary information required to handle your application will be handed to that system.

Peace President keeping up the peace with yet another war.

If running Home Assistant is all you are going to do, Pi is enough. There’s also official hardware with Home Assistant preinstalled: Home Assistant Green

I don’t know the technicalities, but Markdown supports links, and it’s possible to craft a link that downloads a file and then executes it. You can look up the Notepad.exe RCE vulnerability from this year.

Hopefully it doesn’t have any Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities, like Microslop’s implementation had.

I agree on that, but Nvidia GPU are by far the most common GPUs among gamers. Some of them might be excited to hear that their HDR woes are getting fixed at some point, possibly in near-ish future. Some people in that forum thread are saying that the HDR extensions are actually already included in the driver, even though the Nvidia guy said otherwise.

Vulkan developers said last year that this is the single biggest bottleneck on Nvidia cards that they are aware of. Of course, the final performance improvement can only be known once it is properly implemented, but their guestimation is that it should bring the performance much closer to Windows performance.

HDR improvements are coming in some later driver version.
https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/vulkan-extensions-needed-for-hdr-is-missing/334268/14?u=tda0626

You’ll also need to cut the power to power supplies if you want to save every watt. For example, my desktop computer (display et al. not included) takes 2.2 W sleeping, and 1.7 W powered off.

With 10 cents per kilowatt, 2.2 W costs 0.00022 whole units of money per hour. 10 hours of sleep would come to cost 0.803 whole units of money per year.

Formula: 2.2 W * (0.1 M/kWh / 1000) * 10 h * 365, where M is some currency of money.

The linked video is posted on Peertube. And, it looks to be posted there by Gardiner Bryant’s official account. I don’t know if he has also posted it on YouTube, but I think it’s only fair that content creators, who uses other than YouTube, has even a sliver of a chance to make some coins for their effort.

That entire project takes about 1.1 MB of space, which isn’t nearly enough for an entire 3D game. It’s only the executable file, and some other required files. You need to provide the assets.

Jackify is a native Linux tool that downloads and installs Wabbajack modlists, and creates a Proton prefix with needed tweaks.

https://github.com/Omni-guides/Jackify

I believe the previous PC ports needed to be built by the user. This one comes as pre-built binary. Just give it the game ROM, and you are good to go.

And you only need fuel for one direction.

There’s a tool called NaK that can set up Vortex and MO2.

https://github.com/SulfurNitride/NaK

I don’t think KOReader can read DRM protected files.