Yeah I might switch over too because immich didn’t originally have some of the sort and detection features like Photoprism.

Photoprism is pretty good but it doesn’t have some of the nicer UI features immich has.

Photoprism users every time this topic comes up

Supersized Form Factor

If you want something that fits the SFF cube shape so you can throw it next to a TV or desk for video output, you can probably go for the SYS-A22GA-NBRT.

Easy to upgrade CPU & RAM later down the line if you start doing more stuff with it, plus space for dedicated GPU if you ever want to do heavy media server stuff.

Would avoid pi due to the underperformance for the price. Plus best bang for buck usable storage will always be HDDs. SD cards are nice but you have to disable journaling to keep the writes low as to not wear down usable blocks.

Not that it’s a bad thing, but did anyone ever offer something like Bazzite before?

OEMs were waiting for SteamOS because it shifts the OS support to Valve instead of DIY, but I wonder if anyone tried before SteamOS was ready.

Nah it’s not, they just changed a bunch of stuff to make it work out of box with FEX which I’m pretty sure current waydroid can’t do, so it should work fine out of box on x86.

I also forgot FEX doesn’t work in reverse though. It only does x86 binary to ARM hardware like Box64, so we might end up using libhoudini anyway.

I think its really funny that the RTX brand name still reflects Nvidia’s previous endeavor to pump money.

Remember they made a big deal about real time ray tracing because they already knew that GTX series had hit a powerful standard that would cause GPUs to become cheaper in the long run. The only “improvements” left for gaming was raw performance and 4k content, which Moore’s law would solve in only a handful of years.

So they artificially created a new graphics standard requiring new hardware that no one actually needed to ensure that future generations of GPUs would remain highly profitable.

Which is why the 30 series had such a massive leap over the 20 series for ray trace performance. They wanted everyone to buy the next product, so they simply added more ray tracing cores that really should have been in the 20 series.

But then the big AI moneymaker hit and they focused all their attention to the tensor cores instead, and now the RTX name and ray tracing cores are an artifact of the past.

I think if valve had gone the route of swappable SoCs, it could have done better since you could choose to upgrade it in the future for relatively cheap and not get locked in to the platform. They didn’t because they wanted to release a ubiquitous product that devs could target as a hardware spec like the steam deck.

1k for essentially gaming laptop performance is gonna be a tough ask in this tire fire market. The biggest savior by far has been users boosting their old platforms to the max because everything current gen is hella expensive.

Plus it will be undercut by PS5 which is the biggest contender. Valve’s major edge is the software, but a $400-$500 premium is not worthwhile for many.

I also think they underestimated 4k users. There’s not that many 4k users in the PC space because its expensive, but a lot of people have 4k TVs because the display tech at that scale is pretty cheap. People will want 4k output if they’re gonna use this as intended with a larger screen.

Boost my ass.

They spent the previous 3 years shredding any chance they had at being a serious power player by nuking both the economy and government all while sucking American foreign policy demands.

They are literally only invovled because they happened to be a foreign nation that borders Iran and happens to have a sizeable military that offers security for negotiation purposes.

The only thing they’ve gotten out of this is some KSA loan money slashed. The same loan money that they nuked thr aforementioned economy and government for and ehich they obviously sent and spent for businesses and living abroad.

Didn’t know this was a hot take but America hasn’t provided tip worthy service for decades.

I would even wager that Gen Z and A would be blown away to see the level of service quality something like the boomer generation experienced.

None of them really, they were all novel technology ideas snd advancements that every company and their mom adopted because it became the next silicon valley investment money printer.

Blockchain started out as a decentralized network concept that’s still useful today.

AI started out as a tensor statistical concept that’s still useful today.

People say QC is a grift because every silicon valley giant has invested heavily into it because they want to be the first if it becomes viable. It’s just what they do. They throw money into everything and if they get something successful, they pump it as much as they can before it dumps.

Even FOSS software isn’t invulnerable. Half of AWS’s SaaS platforms are just automated FOSS software running on their cloud infrastructure without so much as a hint of donation or development into the project itself. They just want money, they don’t care how they get it.

NSA is that you?

Also jokes aside, how does the use case compare to some existing tools like BBOT?

This seems morr geared towards public facing targets than targeted information OSINT (user profiling, etc.)

They have power. They could wreck Trump’s finances and connections that keep him powerful. He doesn’t care much about the publicity, but if he doesn’t follow, he’ll end up broke and in jail before the year is even over.

Justice system will suddenly magically function as intended when the rest of the Israeli lobby gangs up on him.

I already said it a month ago, but I’m pretty sure the main contention over the agreement has been getting Israel to play along.

Trump can’t actually say that he’s on Netanyahu’s leash because that would mean his supposed authority is non-existent. Iran also knows that Israel will never agree to anything, so they naturally opted to skip straight to negotiating directly with the US and having them “pull the leash” on Israel.

Regardless if it goes through or not, it ends in a fight between whether the US owns Israel or Israel owns the US.

They are trialing it with Rocket League which they updated to use EAC without dropping linux support.

I just hope the Linux growth doesn’t stagnate due to the insane PC market right now and the potentially DoA steam machine, otherwise alot of this development could go to waste.

Fingers crossed they aren’t trying to develop a linux kernel module anticheat because I will never load that crap on anyone’s machine.

Even right now, the last standing proprietary blob in my way is Nvidia, which they finally open sourced their kernel driver so if the userspace blob bothers you, you can switch to the upcoming Nova driver from RedHat.

The kernel needs to stay clean. They can do whatever they’d like in userspace.

Its gonna be a 180 on Ivermectin and they’ll switch to bleach lol

Save your breath, this guy reposts his ingenious solution on every post so often that I gave him a user tag a long time ago:

There’s so much fault in the logic that you can pick apart at practically every piece. Even just the idea that modern nations fight over land control and not resources antiquates the actual UN.

Not tryna dox myself but I was able to get a ticket to the Argentina vs Iceland warm up match held 2 days ago in Auburn because Auburn University sold the tickets directly for $78, and they still didn’t sell out the stadium, so you could buy tickets for as low as $40 from resellers.

And they played Messi too so its not like it was some B squad match, they all actually showed up.

If Auburn couldn’t sell out the stadium for such a game, there’s no way FIFA is filling any of the world cup matches except for maybe semis and finals.

Trump’s immediate repsonse was to call Netanyahu while downplaying the incident so this isn’t even something improbable lol.