IMHO RAM>CPU. Anything released in the past decade will kick ass if it has a good amount of RAM. I still game on a 2016 desktop PC.
EDIT: Please correct me if I am wrong, but 10,000k INR =~ $100. If that’s the budget, then I highly suggest an IBM ThinkCentre Tiny. They use to sell for ~$100 (used or refurbished). They have no moving parts and make for great headless units.
Judging by the comments, sounds like bad planning and logistics. I’m in Wyoming and we’ve never been out. Prices though…
Diesel\Heating Oil is worrisome because we need it and propane to survive winter emergencies
My NAS/Jellyfin server runs on a PC with a GTX 1070ti. It used to struggle umder Win10but since I migrated to a minimal Debian 13 + Docker install, it can handle everything I can throw at it without breaking a sweat.
I have no doubt that a lot of Israelis feel tue same way.
I have no doubt that those same Israelis keep their mouths shut and vote against their conscience.
…and pedophile, and a rapist, and possibly incestuous.
I have an old pixel book pro (or whatever their $1500 Chromebook was called) somewhere. I wonder if there is Libreboot support for it.
EDIT: Looks like it. Not sure what to do with it, but cool that it’s supported.
I am tempted to use AI to try and create firmware for RokuTV devices and televisions.
Absolutely not. I am all for piracy but by claiming copies from Epic, the devs get money in their pocket and money flows out of Epic. I claim shit from Epic I’ve already bought on GOG or Steam.
Buy?!? What is this word?
I am pretty sure the only reason anyone here uses it is to claim the giveaways.
Just use Heroic launcher. No need to bother with a half baked effort from Epic.
Also mentioned was a significant tightening of the short term rental market.
Fine. Cool. Let’s regulate “AI”. I genuinely agree, but who’s going to regulate it? Who will devise the guardrails and legislation? Who will benefit? Who will will be hurt?
I ask all this because my suspicion is that all the firms (and billionaires) that have a lead on LLM tech are only now interested in regulations because they want to “build a moat” around their lead. God forbid that open source models become advanced enough to be able to do 90% of the work advanced models can do on local hardware. Etc.
I use Proxmox as a VDI server. I understand that this isn’t homelab territory, but selfhosted VDIs have proven exponentially more reliable and easier to manage than cloud based ones (after the initial PitA setup). Flawless copy/paste, screen resize, and most importantly, file transfers. When you connect to 12 different clients, each with a different set of security requirements, system hardening, monitoring, and VPN access, being able to console amd fully interact with a sandboxed desktop becomes priceless.
I’ve had cancer. That place is worse.
!196@lemmy.blahaj.zone has some of the best memes.
And the sexiest, funniest, most interesting mods.
Ugh. You could get the 16gb 256GB I5 model, refurbished, for $159 not so long ago. 8 is not awful if you run a minimal Debian 13 server, but 12+ is ideal.
The key is searching local IT clearance shops. Also, if you are entrepreneurial, ping your local banks to see if they are willing to sell their old ones. The prize is in the units that aren’t certified for Win11 as they are essentially e-waste.