The AI bubble blowers are running out of tech segments to inflate and have now set their sights on the CPU manufacturers. Intel has jumped like $80 a share in the last month or two
I try to buy physical copies since it generally costs the same and I don't have to worry about losing it due to some licensing bullshit or account issue in the future. Other retailers like Best Buy and Target don't really stock many games anymore either so it's about the only place left to buy them.
An electric motor is sealed too. The point is that these components aren't anything new and individually won't introduce and new types of unexpected failures.
Well every car has wheel bearings that experience all those same conditions and last hundreds of thousands of miles. Brake calipers can also stop functioning, rubber lines can plug up, people can never change their pads and rotors.
I have a white Darth Vader PSP 2000 and the battery was absolutely a spicy pillow when I checked it. I would suggest to judt replace it if you still have the original battery as its at minimum 12 years old now.
I swear I bought a replacement battery for mine but have no idea where its at.
The other thing to look for is a damaged screen. Somehow over the years of sitting on a shelf, mine looks like shitty car window tint thats bubbled up and peeling off.
Its no different than when a company goes out of business. All their stuff is sold off and the money goes to all their creditors first before the owners get a dime.
My server is also running an Intel chip so maybe I'll play around with using that instead. How is your performance? I have six cameras running but frigate only sees the lower bitrate streams as I have a standalone NVR in the mix already. All I use it for is object detection so that I can get notifications when someone approaches the house via Home Assistant.
I decided to try the LXC route as I also have Immich running in a separate LXC and wanted to share the Coral with both and AFAIK you can't share resources between multiple VMs (though I'm pretty green with Proxmox/Linux based systems)
Edit: actually you commented on that post of mine, so that's funny!
Ive been searching for years for a 'dumbish' music player to give to someone with developmental disabilities. Something that can play streaming services but that doesn't also need a phone to control it. Essentially a streaming-enabled 90s boom box and/or iPod Touch without a bunch of social media apps but nothing like this exists.
There is the Mighty music player but this needs a phone to setup, can only play a single preset playlist, and is pretty expensive for what it is. Additionally, this only works with headphones which isnt always ideal.
The tour, which is a 7-show small-town festival celebrating the country's 250th anniversary, kicked off on Friday, May 1, in Bellville, Texas. Organizers pleaded for leniency as festivalgoers slammed the tour for having 'the worst event management' amid calls for refunds. Kid Rock is expected to close out the show on Saturday, May 1.
The backlash continued on Sunday, May 2, after the day's lineup was shared by the festival on social media, which did not feature one act - Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners.
I restored from a backup from months ago when I'm sure it was still working and didnt have any luck, but thinking about it now this may have been before I had solved the issue with the Coral not being found. I'll try that again tonight when I get back to the server.
I tried different levels of reboots from frigate to portainer to the LXC and finally the host running Proxmox as part of the troubleshooting with the Coral then again once I got it connected and still didn't have any luck.
Can't say I've ever spent any time inside the hexbear community, but all the external examples I've seen from them, not once have I ever seen anything remotely left wing. What they spout is pro-Chinese government, pro-Russian government talking points, and 0-100 death threats.
For a press release bragging about a new advancement especially for a product that doesn't even exist yet, I would guarantee they're using the 'easier' test.
The AI bubble blowers are running out of tech segments to inflate and have now set their sights on the CPU manufacturers. Intel has jumped like $80 a share in the last month or two