If you shut down the computer gracefully first before you power the disks off it should be ok more often than not, but you really should try to have everything on the same system so this can all be coordinated by the OS and the hardware.

As others have said, avoid powering the disks off before the OS has had a chance to shut down or your disks will NOT be in a recoverable state when everything comes back online.

I’m not even sure the setup you are describing would benefit at all from a different storage method, even “regular” writes could be in memory or controller buffers. External drives are not meant to have their power cut.

Enshittification is not when Spotify doesn’t immediately notice and purge new uploads with scam content.

Enshittification is when Spotify takes away the free-tier, or makes the ad-free tier have limited ads while raising the price.

“Your honor, BitTorrent is an AI neural network now. Therefore these movies and games I’ve downloaded over it are recreations by an AI and therefore are no longer subject to copyright in any jurisdiction.”

Generalized LLMs like ChatGPT are. If you train a model on your own documentation then all it “knows” is what is in the docs and it can perform very well at finding relevant results. It’s just kind of a context-aware search engine at that point.

The problem again is that companies mostly aren’t doing that, they’re trying to replace humans with ChatGPT.

Deepseek biding their time

7 is one of the best wdym

Never played super circuit

OG Super Mario Kart is a banger all day long and you know it

I hated on it for so long, but i eventually came around and i kinda like it now.

It is still the worst In the Series lol

That was already possible. This lets the game run natively on a modern PC, as long as you supply your legally backed up rom image of your N64 cartridge of the game.

Also, if they trained AI on programming books which they licensed in perpetuity and free college courses and it became better than people at programming, then maybe vibe coding would be questionably good. But they didnt. In a system designed to exploit labor, they took the fruit of that labor without compensating those who deserved it (a crime that, as you elude to in your comment, is not socially acceptable), then they sold their snake oil which is NOT as good at the job it proposes to eliminate as the human worker, to a company which will pay for the privilege of exploiting that technology at the expense of the humans they will replace with it, while it does a worse job and generally makes life shitter for everyone in that entire supply chain, except for the Sam Altmans. Who, as we’ve seen in recent times, want to build tech bro kingdoms where they can exploit people further.

The problem isn’t the neural network, it’s the exploitation.

This is not a romhack or a tool for romhacking. This lets the game run natively, on current PC hardware.

Training is not prompting

Honestly I think if Proxmox got VMWare money then they’d become stuffed to the gills with business sharks and probably go the same route eventually.

That is not a Proxmox problem, that is a capitalism problem.

this right here is the bullshit that keeps people out, brother

Same things goes for leftist thinking (I see you’re a .ml enjoyer)

Stop trying to browbeat people into your ideology, calling them stupid provokes an irrational negative emotional response, even if your ideas are objectively more logical, as they’ll just reject it

This is why capitalism is so effective with their “come to the dark side, we have cookies!”

Just because it’s free doesn’t mean you don’t need to sell it

In the earliest days you absolutely did, it became optional later; especially once gopher:// stopped being a thing

Generic models are not ready yet and won’t ever be but my company is using something from AWS called “Q” I think (heh, great name this day in age) but because it performs training rounds (*I think!) on a set of documents you define (like process documentation) its actually pretty good at finding exactly the information and suggesting additional reading. We’re using it on a process guide of a couple hundred pages; not sure how it scales to other sizes or what the cost is.

I do not think that even Elon has enough power at SpaceX to force them to design next-generation rockets using Large Language Models. Engineers know better than that. Their next rocket wouldn’t even make it off the pad.

Yeah it’s not so much the infrastructure but the political alignment that raises an eyebrow here

It’s almost like you’ve never played a video game before.

We’ve been calling enemy logic “AI” since at least the late 1980s. It again has nothing to do with ML, and no we do not need to all change for you because you decided to allow yourself to overreact.

Alyx is, I believe, considered a spin-off

It’s like a virtual license file for a game. It’s basically the same system as before but now you can trade them with people on your friends lists.

People with kids: be sure to set parental controls on this before your kids are bullied into sending away all the games you bought them

WDIT: I see the article is not actually about the virtual key cards but the physical ones. This is a game cert without the game on it, just the license file. You still have to download it.

Honestly I think that fucking sucks because they can just take it away from you.