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Hyacin (He/Him)

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  • GrapheneOS being targeted by France

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  • Yep, drama or not, completely true or not (as is being claimed in this thread), they do incredible work, and if you benefit from it, let this serve simply as a reminder that they deserve some support if you don't want to wade into all the details.

    Super happy to see they take Interac e-Transfers in Canada too.

  • SR-IOV passing of a NIC to a VM

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  • Similar to the above, I started with this guide that got me going (in case it adds anything additional!)

  • Out of ten, how would you rate your ability to empathize with people with opposing viewpoints?

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  • That's a 0 according to the scale provided if I'm not mistaken.

  • Have you ever sworn someone as your enemy? What did they do?

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  • Asked too many questions.

    pulls out pen and paper

  • I turn 18 this March, what should I expect?

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  • Oh, wait, this isn't shitty ask lemmy ...

    quietly backs out of the room

  • Liberal Democracy

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  • Will do! ty!

    (not at all sarcastic, legit want to learn more about all this before my country ends up in the same position the US is currently in and I'm facing down the same dilemmas)

  • Liberal Democracy

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  • Yeah I really don't understand these posts, and there is a LOT of them. It almost seems like propaganda from the right to help them win again.

    "Don't bother voting! Your only solution is full on revolution!" revolution does not happen "Oh shit, he got in again"

    Like fine, if you want to plan a revolution, go plan a revolution - that does not mean you stop participating in this system entirely while you're figuring it out. People NOT voting is how we got into this damn mess (again) to begin with. We don't need to discourage even MORE people from voting.

  • What would be your distro of choice if you take the security with ease as the top priority

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  • OpenBSD

    ducks

  • how did you make the switch from reddit to lemmy.. i'm trying to myself but struggling to ngl

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  • yep, this, cold turkey ragequit. Have since had to go back for the odd super niche technical question/subject/area, but now I'm thinking I'll keep that readonly and delete my account (after trashing everything on it, ofc, which I did a week ago after a Reddit-typical terrible interaction with a terrible human.)

  • New home server, NixOS vs Proxmox vs Arch

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  • Currently messing around with Talos Linux in a VM.

    Yes!! Now LOVE Talos, after, drumroll, trying it out in my lab on my Proxmox boxes!! Figured it out 'good enough', and then rolled a live cluster with it - also on the same Proxmox hardware!! Labs, production services, loaner 'lab boxes' for people doing certs - with hardware to spare! LOVE Proxmox so much!!!

  • New home server, NixOS vs Proxmox vs Arch

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  • Proxmox.

    /thread

    Anything else you want to run, you can run in Proxmox. If it's too much hardware for what you're doing, all the more reason to run Proxmox. You can build an Arch VM, and NixOS VM, and whatever else you want in it!

    If you go with just one of them right on the hardware, that's all you can do with it, you're done, you're stuck.

    When you have Proxmox on it, you can try every OS! And then some! It is a superpower for learning.

  • What instruments are super resonant and do that thing where they surround you with sound?

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  • All of them if you're on enough LSD!

  • Is there a cheap phone thing that lets you use your phone like a Google Glass or AR headset or something?

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  • There used to be. They weren't profitable enough so they were put down.

    RIP Cardboard. RIP Daydream (though that was a pricy piece of plastic.)

  • Would you buy a Smart Glass in the foreseeable future?

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  • Made by Meta - hell no.

    Made by someone else - possibly.

    My main interests are navigation guidance on a HUD, real-time translation, and to a lesser degree teleprompting for speeches or presentations.

    Wouldn't even really care if they had a camera or not - though what I've seen from the ones that do, being able to look at something that is in another language and ask it to translate it for you is pretty seriously cool. Can't imagine I'd use cameras for much else - but honestly with how uncomfortable they'd make everyone around me, I'd be quite willing to just forego them and pull out my phone to snap a pic and translate something that is text.

    I was looking at the Even G1 pretty hard but then read some reviews that say the real-time translation is TERRIBLE, and to make it slightly less terrible you have to pay subscription fees, so I unsubscribed from their mailing list pretty quick.

    Saw one on a Kickstarter recently that also piqued my interest, but they have cameras and were pretty bulky ... I may wait a generation or three for them to shrink down a bit more.

  • New to Proxmox, Facing Issues with Homelab Setup - Need Advice

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  • Hardware Acceleration for Jellyfin: On the EliteDesk, I’d like to enable hardware acceleration for a VM running Jellyfin (in Docker) using the i7-9700’s UHD 630 iGPU. Can anyone recommend a clear guide specific to this CPU? The Proxmox documentation isn’t very detailed for Intel GPUs.

    I feel like I've done this, but it was a VERY long time ago. It certainly wasn't from a guide specific for this, but from adapting other instructions. Whole idea with a home lab - learn stuff, break stuff, figure stuff out! :-)

    Wish I could be more helpful! But iirc, once you understand the gist of passing the hardware through, blocking kernel models on the host, and installing the required drivers in the guest, it's applicable to basically everything.

    As for Backblaze for 'home lab' backups, that sounds expensive? I run PBS on a container on my NAS for my backups - keeps it all local and effectively 'free'. Only the things I REALLY care about - like my git server with all the code I've written for the lab, and even some of the more complex/outside the box configurations get backed up to the public cloud. Simple 'cattle' VMs do not justify additional expenses for me.

    It's fun as hell! I've been running Proxmox for many years now and still enjoy it VERY much. I've recently added 3x 12GB bus-powered A2000s to my Dell workstations. Having oodles of fun running things like piper, whisper, ollama and frigate models on them in a new k8s cluster I spun up just for ML workloads.

  • AOMedia To Release AV2 Video Codec At Year's End

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  • sigh

    I literally just bought a 3050 for my NAS for AV1 support.

    /wrists

  • The Current State of US/EU Relations

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  • Seems more like the current state of US/US relations to me?

  • US seeking diplomacy, EU pushing war – Lavrov

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  • "Russian puppet state pushing Russian agenda. Others not. Tune in at 6 for three hours of detailed analysis."

  • Can't we do anything as google is killing AOSP and custom ROMS

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  • Not at all, no! Just going off the support article that says it does. Only just installed it, will try it out with my car this weekend at the latest.

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