To each their own. I love plain 'ol vanilla Arch.

that little maneuver just cost us 50 years

Palmer Lucky turning into a Bond villain wasn’t exactly something I expected when I first saw him pushing the original Kickstarter Oculus

Now I want a Slayer cover of this.

I use the same naming convention as you for stacks, but since I’m running a docker swarm I have to mount the NFS in the exact same way on all my nodes, which are just 3 R-Pi 4s. It’s a little janky in that if the NFS goes offline all my services go along with it. Traefik works really well with a swarm, especially when you have it set to auto pick up any services and proxy them.

I do, thanks. I even write my own units sometimes for the botnet.

I actually use Debian btw. Arch in a VM on Proxmox.

I loved my Pixel 4a with LinageOS. It was the perfect form factor. Sadly, I had to give it up when my banking app decided that it was exclusively only for Android/IOS and deemed LinageOS to “unsafe” which was bull shit.

I’ve always been secretly jealous of Samsung hardware, then I remember how terrible their software is and buy the newest Pixel.

Yeah, I would at least try a different distro before tossing the GPU

Which distro? Switch to Wayland, I’ve only experienced screen tearing with Xorg. Edit, it’s probably your hardware.

Niri. I know it’s not a DE, but it’s currently my fav.

Cliphist sounds like it might work for you. Depending on what’s running under Gnome you might need a few dependencies.

I’ve had nzbgeek for years.

It’s an old game but I recently discovered Kittens Game. I also love Balatro, but Kittens it is more complicated and deeper. It’s basically balancing spreadsheets for fun. Don’t look at the wiki until you can get 120 kittens.

Because modern hardware includes instructions that old software could not benefit from. For example H.264 video decoding has specific instructions physically designed into the silicone to speed up playback that isn’t there on older hardware.

That being said, it really depends on the use case and a lot of “modern” software is incredibly bloated and could benefit from not being designed as if RAM is an unlimited resource.

I can’t prove it but I think the Kirkland paper towels quality has gone down too.

Vinyl records, analog tube amplifiers, a good pair of speakers 🤌

Honestly though digital compression now is so good it probably sounds the same.

That’s a good point. The model weights could be voltage levels instead of digital representations. Lots of audio tech uses analog for better fidelity.I also read that there’s a startup using particle beams for lithography. Exciting times.