I figured it is because GPUs are less complex and have larger improvement impact per dollar than the x86 CPU.

Is this the case or is fabrication just fabrication?

You should check out Gentoo. It sounds like it would be right up your alley, you learn a lot about compiling.

A’tuin

I’m in the tech field and its just brutal. I either use a LLM with results I can’t at all trust which is exhausting and wastes time or wade through slop which is also exhausting.

I’m tired boss

Not anymore. Port forwarding now works from the app, been using it for months now.

Agreed the script was a pain in the ass

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They said thier internet connection didn’t support it, not their network.

You can lease ipv6 all day long but its not going to go anywhere if it can’t route to the internet.

It’s actively choosing to be manipulated by corporations to consume by using anything with ads. I just can’t do it.

To me they always felt embarrassing to both parties, like there’s NO WAY they can’t know you’re buttering them up.

What took me far too long to realize is that most NTs want to be buttered up.

It makes sense, they are referring to the image in the post.

Yes it was something I recognized decades ago, although I only discovered the autism a couple years ago.

I love small spaces, and having less stuff also gives a similar mental effect

I’ve been using tape libraries since the early 2000’s and I agree I wouldn’t be bothered to have to deal with them in my homelab. Just having to manage rotations and so on… uuuugh no thanks.

BF1 is still one of the most beautiful FPS games ever

Have you tried Immich? It runs local and is open source. I haven’t yet but was planning to soon as I have the same struggle

Life goals

Typically I’ve found it better to be combined both for process integration and ease of administration like you said.

It can make sense to separate it but it totally depends on the company.

I also think it’s always easier to start with everything in the cmdb and separate things later if it makes sense to do so vs the other way around.

“Weeks”