Queer anarchist, avid sci-fi and fantasy fan, and enjoyer of locally run genAI. Always looking forward to learning new things.
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you should indeed use one as your home media server. but you may not need to figure out how to control them. if you have a smart TV or a Roku, then you can always just set up a Jellyfin on the server and stream to your TV, which would allow you to use your normal remote.
for the other one, you can turn it into a NAS for backup purposes or something. there’s honestly a ton of different things you can do fairly easily.
maybe if you close the damper. and make sure everyone agrees to it or you could catch a charge if they get pissy about it.
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creators get paid for views.
that’s not exactly true. creators get paid for ad impressions, not for views. a client like Freetube or Libretube does not view any ads, so the creators do not get paid.
this is why some frontends and browser extensions allow you to allowlist certain channels, so that they get paid for your watching their content.
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these are people running from the war? if so, why not give them actual citizenship? they clearly do not want to live in Russia anymore, and I can’t blame them.
wild that the only reason he knows or cares about the violence in Nigeria is because he saw something about it on Fox News.
Yes, pretty much any Linux distro can be configured to encrypt just the home directory. Whole drive encryption is more common because it’s more secure, obviously.
That would be the easiest solution, since it’s offered during install with many distros.
Encrypt whole hard drive?
Yes.
Log in automatically?
Yes.
The plan Carroll shared with the informant, according to the complaint, was for several people to plant improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, at five locations and detonate them at the same time on New Year’s Eve, damaging unnamed U.S. companies’ property in southern California.
sounds to me like simple civil disobedience.
I started it late and haven’t finished it yet, but I’m liking it a lot so far. I wouldn’t mind more shows like this.
well at least nobody can say you left Nothing in return.
That’s going to make running anything on Windows rather uncomfortable.
It’s really fun. I grew up playing games like Arkanoid on the Apple IIGS, so I’ve always had a love of the genre. And Ball X Pit reinvents it with another genre I like, rogue-lites.
Well, there’s a couple I’ve only ever played on the Deck. Dave the Diver, and Ball X Pit are two I would recommend.
Well, I’ve read about people using Mac Minis as home servers, so I’m assuming that one is more powerful than the HP laptop. You’ll probably want to make it the media server. With a Jellyfin server, Jellyseer for media discovery, and a full Servarr stack for fetching TV shows and movies, you’ll be set with a almost fully automated system for watching whatever you want. All you gotta do is tell it what shows you’re interested in.
The HP laptop doesn’t need to be all powerful in order to function as a NAS, so that’s a good job for something with such weak specs. I would remove the battery though. If you keep it plugged in all the time you won’t need it, and batteries that stay charged all the time will end up being ruined anyway. Better to just recycle that than to risk ending up with a spicy pillow.