That’s basically evolution lol if you go down that route then we are all plankton, animals and all.
That’s basically evolution lol if you go down that route then we are all plankton, animals and all.
1U form factor, 4 disks, using 7w whilst idle, decent enough CPU to run 1 Linux VM
I bought an RS822+ for as a veeam Linux repo.
I can’t make that myself, or I don’t know how.
It was stupid expensive and if it wasn’t the business paying I would have probably put a bunch of disks into an HP elite desk.
Racism is a taught trait. Children aren’t racist until their peers or guardians teach them their racist world view. I think we agree on almost all points, I just don’t think it is pseudoscientific.
Yes I agree, this is human. Just the same as all dogs wag their tail and bark. Like other posters have said, the differences are subtle and we are all more the same than different.
I mostly agree with you. And I commend your principles.
Some of your examples need improving is all I’ll say.
Like sending a white guy to the equator for a decade. Okay fine, they go dark skinned. But bring him back up north and he is white again. Send a super dark skinned guy far north and he will get somewhat paler, so it works both ways. But they retain that difference because they are different.
We have developed differences mostly based on our origin in the world, be it Asian, African, Egyptian, Indian, etc, but we are such an internationally mixed people the differences are meaningless.
We are all different, I don’t know how you can deny that. And some differences can depend on where your ancestors are from.
If it’s not “race” then is there another way of describing it?
In animals we call it breeds. Sounds weird.
I think as an advanced species we should be capable of ascending beyond the descriminating behaviour based on origin. I know it’s possible as I can. Seeing other people first reactions to meeting people get described with race undertones is alien to me and feels disrespectful.
True enough. I hope that my instances behaviour would never warrant such drastic action by other instances.
Some things I tolerate
I’ve not used zoom but the copilot (teams premium) version of this isn’t much better.
I’ve had it imagine extra points of discussion that never happened. I’ve had it add names of people to the summary that not only weren’t in the meeting but aren’t known to any of the participants.
At first look it is very impressive and we were able to convince the business to purchase the licences. But now that we try to rely on it, we find we have to fully scrutinize the output. Sometimes having to relisten to the recorded meeting to check accuracy.
I’ve resorted to making my own notes and then comparing with the AI summary. But then I ask myself what’s the point?
I just bought a new 2019 Pro, will see how that goes. I’m told the Apple TV stuff is snappy, but it’s Apple.
x86 would be great but Netflix only support listed hardware so might not be wife proof
I opened it last night to blow out the dust and there wasn’t a physical drive. I know it’s old and could likely be the 2017 Pro.
It doesn’t have an AI upscaler option in settings so I think it’s 2017
I don’t mind spending money. I have been looking at building an x86 android TV and getting a mini pc. But Netflix wouldn’t be supported without hacks.
My shield is a 2017 pro model. Maybe I’d benefit from a 2019?
You said they require soldered RAM. But the framework 13 doesn’t…
Ain’t nobody owning these libs
Not really an excuse but I expect writing a browser is an extremely intensive project and perhaps they were unprepared.
Navigating any code base that isn’t your own adds it’s own challenge on top.
So at this point I think it’s a “deer in headlights” case with some “head in sand” thrown in.
Took me a few reads to get it
Ah okay. When I used Plex it had hardware acceleration. But I’d been a Plex Pass lifetime pass user for years so forgot the distinction between that and non pass. Thanks
no local hardware accel
What do you mean by this?
Most instancies are run by Linux hobbyists and don’t have more than their owner and a few users that happen across it randomly. lazysoci.al is lucky to have a popular community make residence there.