ms.lane

_Microsoft

We’ve got 128MW of ‘real’ natural gas power in South Australia.

It’s methane from the Bolivar sewerage plant.

Plasma/KDE as a first class citizen.

KDE is second-class to GNOME on Fedora.

They should use this technology we used purely for uh… "Linux ISOs’ back is the day.

BitTorrent.

Raspi4?

$94 from PiAustralia, or $144 with a case, psu, cables, etc from RS. (both 4GB version, 2GB stock hasn’t been reliable since Covid)

Plays h.264/265 at 60fps fine, does 10bit too both via hardware accel, can play 1080p vp9 but it’s CPU decode only, can’t handle AV1.

2x minihdmi, USB-C for power (needs 5V 3A), 802.11ac and BT5, pcie ethernet.

Raspi5 is a lot more money and removed h264 hardware accel.

no butt stuff

This group sucks! :P

Borg Bill

I think you mean systemctl runasanotheruseristhisverboseenoughyet

7gull doing 7gull things.

I wonder if it’s even worth it now.

Might be better to try and wing it on your own if you want reliability.

Gov and corpos will keep using it since it absolves them of responsibility.

It’s 16GB DDR5 + 8GB GDDR6 for the GPU.

24GB total, non-unified.

Nurgle called in sick?

One MAC might have multiple IP addresses.

You’re right that it’s unfortunate that one American entity gets to decide ipv4/v6 address space though.

Principles that Im referring to are e.g. abstraction and ‘divide and conquer’. IT exists to make things simple that would otherwise be hard (to put it simply). Why would you deliberately abstain from using an abstraction that makes API testing easier and faster?

We’ve gone well past that now though and are back into making pointless and unnecessary complications to differentiate products so ‘new solutions’ can be sold managerial types.

Adding a service that needs to authenticate adds more steps and more complication. It’s not making the task easier.

Amazon.com David Mitchell is a nazi?

They zigged when we all zagged.

Decentralisation has always been the answer.

You’ve mentioned in the thread you’ve on Debian 12 - have you installed mesa from backports?

The version of mesa on 12 is is 22.3.6 which is before the release of the 7900GRE and only very early RDNA3 support.

bookworm-backports has 25.0.7

If you read through https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/ you can enable the backports repo then just reinstall mesa (or dist-upgrade)

Software quality collapse

That started happening years ago.

The developers of .net should be put on trial for crimes against humanity.

Why shouldn’t I make the Torment Nexus!?