Tell us you know nothing about running Linux and rely on app stores for your software.

I just tried Stremio and found it to be hot garbage. I’ll stick with torrents/Jellyfin.

If I’m paying $2k+ for a card, I want to be able to fully utilize it, and not just for the occasional bit of gaming.

CUDA has far more support than ROCm for a variety of things, from 3D render/design applications to AI powered tools. Nothing sucks more than coming across a nifty app or tool and finding out you can’t use it because you chose the wrong GPU.

I tried the Zen browser for a week. At first, I really loved it, and kept raving about it to my co-workers. And then in the span of a single week, they made two completely bone headed design changes, with seemingly no direction or plan, and I knew I was out. I remember one of them was a floating address bar, but I don’t remember the second, I just remember even the options to revert back to the previous behavior only half worked.

“Wouldn’t it be neat if” is ok for some projects, it’s not for a tool that I rely on so heavily to be consistent. I also liked Brave for a bit until I ran into a render engine/compatibility issue and when I checked the patch notes realized it was just run by Crypto-bros.

For now I’ll stick with Firefox (profiles for Work and Personal) and qutebrowser (because keyboard is ‘the way’).

Don’t do it, stay with Nvidia.

– someone who went from a 3090 to a 7900XTX and regrets it

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The marketing sounded interesting, but after a bit of digging I realized I’m not the target audience. As a turn-key solution for non-Linux people however it seems to be making great strides.

Wrong. Mobile users suck, do y’all not have computers?

I’ve only seen clips of the show (arguably a lot of them, I need to quit doomscrolling till 4am), but didn’t Ted leave at the end of last season?

Every time I start a new Path of Exile character …

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Well, the front’s not supposed to fall off.

Looking back, I have zero ideas on where I came up with the idea or why I even tried it!

Easy.

When I was 13, we had an Apple IIc. My mother used to take the cable that connected the computer and the monitor to work with her so I’d focus on homework rather than playing Ultima IV.

But it was a monochrome signal. I straightened out a metal coat hanger and plugged it in… it worked just fine if you didn’t bump it.

I was told it was due to the 30 year time skip between books 6 and 7, which made perfect sense. I really think they should have cut out a lot of stuff from the last season though if there were no plans to resolve it.

Anything by Kendrick Lamar, or Drake, ok pretty much anything kids today listen to.

I was in the same boat. I just want the VPN for my torrent client, without it impacting any other running applications/services. Try https://github.com/jamesmcm/vopono, which uses network namespaces and has killswitch functionality.

As for Nix, I have no idea.

I didn’t mention a VPN service. Openvpn is a client/server application, not a service. Vopono is an application that let’s you tunnel a single application through a VPN.

I also don’t disagree with the mod’s reasoning, so… have a nice day I guess.

No one uses Thunderbird anymore anyways, which doesn’t matter as the ToS changes to Firefox are a nothing burger and won’t dissuade millions of people using it daily despite what the neck beards on Lemmy would have you believe.

Ultimately what matters is whether it gets the correct answer or not.

That’s… not true at all. It had the right answer, to most of the questions I asked it, just as fast as R1, and yet it kept saying “but wait! maybe I’m wrong”. It’s a huge red flag when the CoT is just trying to 1000 monkeys a problem.

While it did manage to complete the strawberry problem when I adjusted the top_p/top_k, I was using the previous values with other models I’ve tested and never had a CoT go that off kilter before. And this is considering even the 7B Deepseek model was able to get the correct answer for 1/4 of the vram.