If you've got a decent Nvidia GPU and are hoping on linux, look into the Kobold-cpp Vulkan backend, in my experience it works far better than the CUDA backend and is astronomically faster than the CPU-Only backend.
If you're planning on using LLMs for coding advice, may I recommend selfhosting a model and adding the documentation and repositories as context?
I use a a 1.5b qwen model (mega dumb) but with no context limit I can attach the documentation for the language I'm using, and attach the files from the repo I'm working in (always a local repo in my case) I can usually explain what I'm doing, what I'm trying to accomplish, and what I've tried to the LLM and it will generate snippets that at the very least point me in the right direction but more often than not solve the problem (after minor tweaks because dumb model not so good at coding)
My VHS player is HDMI, I feed that into an HDMI splitter (to bypass HDCP) then into a USB capture card.
OBS displays the capture card as though it were a camera input. I record this while it is playing, and export to MKV so I can add web sourced SRTs in after the fact.
I'm sure there's a better way to do it, but this works for me.
Venti cold cups are 26 oz, the others are the same as their hot counterparts.
If your beverage was an iced tea, those are always made in a separate Container.
You can get it with the extra liquid, but you MUST be specific and mention you'd like "Lite ice, filled to the brim" or they'll use the recipe card which will get you a less filled cup.
Back when I was a barista I trained my team to just make a sized up when folks ask for lite ice (because fuck corporate's bottom line idgaf) and just use the ice scoop for the size down (ie, venti lire code gets trenta recipe with grande ice).
Just because VHS goes bad, I'd suggest ripping to dvd or blu-ray (too keep the physical feel) which should get you another 15+ years of storage in a compact fashion, more If kept properly (my ps2 games still work after 23 years, is my source on that).
My uncompressed rips (via OBS) from VHS are around 35 GB, perfect use case for a BD-R.
I know I'll probably get shit for this comment because "optical media bad" but I don't care.
The ice cubes are hollow. The ice cubes have about 6-8 fl oz total displacement (its so weird to talk about displacement in freedom units) in that size. Volumetrically: you're absolutely right, they fill the cup entirely. Go into a starbucks and watch them make drinks, they add the ice last, which shows you exactly how much liquid you're getting (its the top black line, those are measurements)
Edit: I'm not saying you're not getting ripped off, you are, but not nearly as badly as it looks.
They also have a reputation for making themselves the most important figure in those economies by building hospitals and schools for the families of the farmhands.
Thats a Venti Iced cold foam cold brew which contains about 18 oz of liquid.
Orleans Coffee claims that a 12 oz Serving of cold brew has between 170 and 245 mg caffeine. Let's take the average of that: about 207. Compare to our 18 oz of coffee above: 207*1.5=310.5 mg.
That's more than two regular cups of coffee.
While y'all have been complaining about desert coffee not being real coffee, the rest of us have been earning untenable caffeine addictions at the hands of cold brew and iced lattes.
I could be wrong that its cold brew, it could be an iced latte in which case, it'd be about 225 mg (assuming no extra shot, it suspiciously dark for a standard iced latte though)
I don't mind dd when I'm not in a hurry, but I usually prefer to just use the built in KDE disk utility. I'm pretty sure its based on Parted and DD under the hood.
I'm trying to decide between a PATA IDE drive for authenticity or getting a new controller board for my PS2 to use a SATA drive I already have laying around. It'd certainly be easier to use the sata drive but like... Authenticity tho
If you've got a decent Nvidia GPU and are hoping on linux, look into the Kobold-cpp Vulkan backend, in my experience it works far better than the CUDA backend and is astronomically faster than the CPU-Only backend.