Jellyseerr is your friend. She can request whatever and you can get alerts to add it. Even if your stuff isn’t automated
Jellyseerr is your friend. She can request whatever and you can get alerts to add it. Even if your stuff isn’t automated
You can create a tmpfs on other storage devices as well, just curious what their setup looked like
From personal experience intel QSV wasn’t worth the trouble to txshoot on my hardware. Mine is a lot older than yours though. Vaapi has worked well on my arc card
Is the tmpfs on RAM?
It makes me sad that progressive web apps were killed off
When I took biostatistics in college I asked to use python instead of R to do my assignments and they said no
My only real complaint at the time was using <- to define variables but I felt really strongly about it and that I wanted to use fancy snake language
Excellent choice. My jellyfin server is great, there are buggy things but I’m committed to the foss lifestyle
What software are you using to self host and serve your library?
The face eating leopards are getting fat
My gay shows up as heavy avoidance lol
It’s my self selection filter for friends
There are shrubs and Baptists I promise
Black Mesa State Park represents the cool part of the region pretty well
PSA that the rectangular plot in Plants vs Zombie does not accurately reflect the climate of the Oklahoma panhandle
I feel you. T9 on my sidekick in 2008 was better than my current predictable text. At one point my screen was so broken that I was using maybe a 1/4" sliver of the screen to text, and text prediction was solid enough to give actual suggestions
They’re acceptable for basic productivity but very sluggish if you’re coming from a flagship device. Get an S10 series if you’re looking for something cheap and Samsung
Well, they suggested a relatively small capacity in a mechanical drive
My main rig has 11TB, my media server two RAID1 arrays at 16TB and 18TB
It’s easy to get out of hand with media, games, lots of VMs, dedicated boot drives, etc
Preach
Whatever works for you, simple is always better