Why are they making yet another format when we already have SD Express? They could have just made one that supports PCIe 4 or 5 and speed wouldn’t be an issue.

It’s not very hard if you have some experience with SMD soldering. The other boards do have a footprint for a U.FL connector, but you have to scrape off some solder mask for the ground pads.

There’s nothing wrong with using a good text editor. You can always use some markdown if you want basic formatting.

I’ll believe it when I can actually buy them at that price. I don’t think that will happen anytime soon.

The check digit is to catch a mistyped number.

They didn’t even use an ADC. They used 555 timers to produce a pulse. They measured the length of the pulse to determine the potentiometer position. Since there are 4 analog inputs, they typically used the 558 timer which is the quad version of the 555.

WinRAR still exists? I think it’s been a couple decades since I last used it.

You can use object detection to send an alert if there is a person in your yard or if a car pulls into your driveway. It avoids the frequent false alerts you get with normal motion detection.

It would be nice if Frigate supported the NPU in AMD CPUs. Then it could be used for object detection with CCTV cameras.

Check the user manual. See if it supports loading a BIOS image from a flash drive.

Skyrim works great with Mod Organizer 2. I’ve never played Rimworld, but it looks like there is a mod manager for it that runs on Linux natively.

What games were you wanting to mod? Mod Organizer 2 works great on Linux. The setup is a bit more complex if you are using it with Steam games though.

That free computer is going to cost you a lot on your electric bill.

I’ve got 4.6GB of flatpaks installed on their own subvolume and compression only reduces that to 4.1GB. I would guess that it’s mostly compressed already. The same compression settings reduced my root subvolume from 23GB to 8.4GB.

Add another SSD and dual boot. Keep the windows 10 install for the audio software and use Linux for everything else. Nvidia cards will work in Linux, you just have to install the driver. That’s just a couple of clicks in many distros. I would suggest sticking with a distro that uses X11 since Wayland can still cause some issues with Nvidia GPUs.

GNU Parallel: It lets you run multiple things in parallel. It’s very useful for batch converting large numbers of files.

I’m sure that will just push more people to get their music from soulseek and torrents.

It’s not hard to make Linux run on 2GB of RAM. The hard part is getting a web browser to run on 2GB without constantly swapping.

The video playback should get choppy if the CPU is overloaded, the PC shouldn’t shut down from that. It sounds like your CPU may be overheating. I would suggest monitoring the CPU temperature while playing the video.

There are browser addons that hide youtube shorts.