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IO 😇@lemmy.blahaj.zone to linuxmemes@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 days ago

how to download more RAM

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how to download more RAM

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IO 😇@lemmy.blahaj.zone to linuxmemes@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 days ago
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  • Alvaro@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    200ms lag for ram sounds like an exercise in patience that I will not succeed at.

  • Loce@lemmy.world
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    Dont give them ideas… I can already see it, RAAS - “Ram as a service”

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      50€ per GB

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        Only 499$ / year

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          Still cheaper than buying two sticks of RAM today

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            Just bought 2 sticks for 469€ (32GB DDR5). Price might still go up, maybe 499 per year would have been the better choice, we’ll see in a year I guess.

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          600 499 one time deal

          *GB not included.

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            That trash island is overrated anyway /s

    • shalafi@lemmy.world
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      Already is if you’re running a cloud server.

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    I like self hosting so I set up my swap space on multiple floppy drives. All I have to do is swap disks when my machine requests.

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      So that’s what the name “swap” refers to

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      ActionRetro is that you?

      Dude ran a webserver on raid 0 array of floppy disks.

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        https://youtu.be/1hc52_PWeU8

        link to the video, for anyone curious :)

        and a link to the follow-up video as well!:

        https://youtu.be/PGWpGMrroi8

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          That’s awesome lol. I think i remember watching a bunch of HaikuOS videos on his channel a few months ago. Looks like he makes some great content.

  • SkunkWorkz@lemmy.world
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    L100 cache

    • 87Six@lemmy.zip
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      Sometimes from Somewhere Access Memory

    • lagoon8622@sh.itjust.works
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      Lgoogol cache?

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    This seems like it would create a lot of unnecessary latency and dependency on big tech. He should set up a home server and host his own ram.

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      If your ram sever crashes you might lose all your critical memory. Better to have Google host and maintain it.

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      Yah Linus did a video on it and it didn’t go well in fact the PC crashed

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      That seems like a really cool idea. I hope someone makes an operating system for home servers, or servers in general for just that.

      Tho, I feel like it would be kinda niche for anything else unless the popular things get so bad that people who research find about it and try to use it for daily drivers.

      It would take a really long while for it to get adopted en masse, but would be a cool project idea.

      I’ll write that down, thanks! :D

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      I self host all my RAM using minIO (RIP) and I back it up to b2. It’s a great way to gedoogle.

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        Backing up ram sounds like a terrible idea.

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    This is whatever the opposite of edge-compute is.

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      Middle computing at its finest

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    He knows the deep magic.

    Long has prophecy foretold of the one who will download more ram.

    We laughed. We poor nonbelievers.

    Now he will change the world.

  • allriledup [they/them]@piefed.blahaj.zone
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    how in the FUCK did they get 1PB of google drive?

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      Didn’t there use to be an unlimited tier?

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        I just found this:

        Google Drive does not offer unlimited storage for personal accounts, but you can upgrade to a Google One plan for additional storage options, such as 100 GB, 200 GB, or 2 TB. Educational institutions may provide unlimited storage through Google for Education if you have a .edu email account.

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      And they are also using 1% of the petabyte, it’s 10,000 GB, i wonder what are they doing lmao

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        No, it shows they are using 471GB and df command rounds up to 1% when you are using more than 0, which is more accurate that showing 0% imo.

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          My bad, didn’t read that

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        they have three tabs open in chrome

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        They’re doing whatever the fuck they want lol

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    There’s a gdrive frontend for Linux?

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      There is a fuse driver to directly mount it using the google API…

      https://github.com/astrada/google-drive-ocamlfuse

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        Sic! Thanks!

      • n7gifmdn@lemmy.ca
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        You the real MVP

    • Anafabula@discuss.tchncs.de
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      Rclone supports most cloud storage, including gdrive. Probably not what was used here, but it’s super useful

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        What a gem! Thanks for letting me know!

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      if you use gnome & nautilus, you can access googlw drive directly inside nautilus.

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    apt install zram-tools

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