Hold off on this one if you use the official docker container.
This update has some broken dependencies the prevent it from starting correctly.
Are they going to make it free? Because paywalling NASA missions is scummy.
I just read a bit about it on their website, and I don’t understand why it needs to have anything to do with cryptocurrency…?
Here’s hoping anticheat goes with them.
#1 is more ascii art than an emoji, but that could be a cool thing to integrate into a picker—customizable ascii text that you can search by keyword.
Why go to a website at all? Emoji pickers should be integrated into the OS I’m pretty sure both Windows and KDE plasma do this natively.
Y’all only have 1 comma in your AWS bills?
How anyone still trusts that company with literally anything is astounding.
Do people really say this? I’ve literally never had to manually install drivers on Linux. Almost everything is built in to the kernel except NVIDIA drivers, which every distribution I’ve used has an option for in the installer.
Meanwhile, I’ve frequently had to go to a website to download and install drivers on Windows. And then it’s a dice roll if that “driver” trojans an entire suite of bloatware onto your machine.
That’s not very “states rights” of them.
I’m using dark mode with a black background so this just looked like two random white semicircles until I copied the image out.
Probably a remaster.
I finally switched to full-time Linux last year and I haven’t missed anything. The only stuff that doesn’t work (and doesn’t have a good alternative) are games with invasive anti-cheat that I wanted to boycott anyway.
I really hope more GPU compute workloads would support VAAPI, because these Intel cards are easily the best value for things like self-hosted AI models–especially since they’re offering more VRAM than some high-end Nvidia cards.
Connect with hot services on your LAN.
Why is this marked NSFW?
Yes, you absolutely could do that. You can run it locally and access it on localhost:8010
Also, even if you have it on a server on the LAN, many people would consider LAN “offline”.
This is fine, but I ditched Ubuntu on my raspberry pi’s when they kept breaking DNS by changing my network configuration with every upgrade.