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  • Gamer's nexus did a great testing breakdown with Bazzite in a lot of different hardware configs.

    Nvidia GPUs are all over the place in expected performance, AMD and Intel just worked from what I remember.

  • Wanted one of those so bad, but couldn't find ones with US bands support at the time

  • I know I've been looking for communities for Americans immigrating abroad.

  • International nationalism. It's just a divide and conquer strategy being pushed everywhere. Some places like Spain, Ireland, and South Afrika seem to have an international push against it but a lot of the rest of the world have only local resistance to it at the moment. At least from a an english readers perspective. I hope in other languages there is more opposition.

  • Talking with people in tech the path is go remote, go international, and then go abroad. With people talking EU, south East Asia and some Central America. Just depending on ethnicity or culture they grew up with.

  • Can confirm it's an actual effort for me to remember that non "AsCode" UX patterns.

    Can I help someone using a git ops flow deploy 1-1000 nodes clusters and the high avaible apps on top? Yes. Do I remember where a UI button for ANY of those tools or apps? Not on my life lol

  • Ehh each tool it's job. Wanted to agree but pre commit checks to keep secrets from entering the graph makes sense at every level for me. Anything that is too keep the git DB itself clean goes there. So if you have Conventional Commits standards precommit checks make sense. Checks for secrets. Tbh that's the furthest I've done for a precommit.

    Pre push is a good place to start any orginzational checks though. Pipelines for tests and smell checks or anything fuzzy really (can normally be seen by maintainers in the merge requests). K8s (like fleet, argocd, etc) for ops checks (is this running, is the service accepting requests, etc).

  • I was using Odoo at home for a while

  • Every chain broken makes the next one easier to break. This is cool to see a good list break down like this

  • Where I live there are already a few coop/consignment stores with a online store front. I wonder how hard a warehouse/fufilement coop.

  • Engineering and quality samples float around sometimes which makes them more reasonable prices too. They have minor defects sometimes but I've never had an issue yet that matter

  • If a person asks you to provide evidence that anything bad is happening in China, you are about to get banned in that Lemmy community before you can collect or post said evidence.

  • "Crap made by slaves" for most goods sold here in the US. It's not always true, but total disregard almost every company with cases of proven forced labor of innocent people including women and children it's easier for me to write it all off as fucked up to buy. It's also all made to breakdown into known toxic waste soon enough to force you to buy more soon.

    "Sugar water" for sweet tea soda and filtered juices.

    "Advertised burger" for anything that I know sucks but for no good reason I really crave some gut wrenching to fastfood.

    "Internet of Stings" is a good stallmanism.

    "Unmanned ground drone" for a waymo or anything it. The cameras just creep me out.

    "Children electrocutioners" for ChicFila

    "Relic looters" for hobby lobby

    "The company that stole 300 bucks from me" for local crooked car dealer ship that stole 300 bucks from me.

    I hate ads because they make these horrible places seem normal, so I try my best at anti advertising.

  • Children's toys like games are limited in their function and scope. I don't think that makes playing with them sad ever but it can be more rewarding to make things with less constraints some times.

    I feel like Ive been playing less games now that games turned to hobbies turn to a career in which I can try to solve complex problems in more creative ways.

    I still play with blocks, little puzzles, games, etc though, so again a hard cut off doesn't really make sense to me.

  • Tbh Ive had some joy using K8Gpt and I'm kind of excited to try Liz for my Rancher stuff.

    To me though, RAG AI is good as a semantic search at the moment but you really should check with your own eyes and not assume the convincing string machine has any actual understanding about what it is saying.

    Does help though when your eyes are bleeding and your troubleshooting something youre just not sure where to look.

  • More Perfect Union

    Andrewism

    F.D Signifier

    PhilosophyTube

    Contra points

    DeviantOllam

    InRangeTV

    Socialist Rifle Association

  • The funny thing from what I've read the got the alot of raw audio files too so the people torrent probably are getting higher quality versions then what Spotify transcodes too

  • "I figured out what was wrong with the shell script I just had to update the #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash . Using the upgraded bash was a no brainer"

    Little did I know my shell script updates were just not posix complaint and used bashisms. Its been nearly a decade and I'm still haunted lol

    "Quantum computing is just like regular computing". That one still bothers me.