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What! Htop is newer than btop?

I had a N100 mini PC with 16GB DDR5 (the chinese ones with 4 Ethernet for router use). That thing ran lot's of my services - arr stack, jellyfin, immich (iGPU + ML + another container running on my PC for additional ML resource), n8n, it-tools, handbrake, and another project that I used to do. This mini PC also handled 4k hevc quite fine! This is a surprisingly capable chip.But I wanted more so I bought a core Ultra 7 155H mini pc and took the RAM, ssd from the n100 machine (couldn't afford more due to ramocalypse).

I now also host this (shameless plug):https://news.freestuffsthat.work This simple site uses the built-in NPU, iGPU and the GPU on my desktop to summarise, sort topics etc for the news headlines.

That's not how it works!

The same happens for other series as well! I was frustrated with it! Good thing you decompiled this monstrosity

IDM is king. I first saw it in a cafe back in 2006. It still works flawlessly!

I'm glad you liked it! Thank you for the feedback.

Apple’s no software is server centric.

I wonder when is the 900,000 lines single commit coming for Rust rewrite

My only gripe with GoPros is lack of external mic like dji ecosystem.

I think intel tried to offer GPU virtualisation with their consumer offerings but not sure what happened to that.

No vendor should be able to do this remotely at all. Irrespective of security vulnerabilities present or not.

The wallet doesn't allow you to keep more than ₹2000

Horrible computer

In some setups UPI doesn't even internet! Just an SMS is sufficient

Or Better use only iperf (or known as version 2), it has multi threading support

Docs: https://gotenberg.dev/docs/getting-started/introduction

Oracle too

Not using NVMe is not a difference. It's not a different architecture. It's just simple circuit/space optimization, and has been done in other platforms as well. The controller, instead of being on the ssd module; it's present onboard the device.

I bought a NanoPi R6C in the past in the hope that it's going to be a nice mini pc to run all my containers with super low power usage or router. But the software was bad, really bad. I found https://github.com/Joshua-Riek/ubuntu-rockchip/ , it was godsend but still had some shortcomings. after 2 years, it's bit stable but I just keep it around as a backup route to access my homelab incase the main machines go down.

I don't think they'd or any other space mission will take that much risk anymore. Atleast without the pressure/tension of cold war space race.

Why does Apple need to make the drivers in a walled garden? Atleast they should support major device categories with official drivers.

I just loved road rash, I had the demo version initially, I used to call it demo rash. Once in a race I accidentally jumped on a building, it was first open world experience for me!

I thought this was sarcastic

I remember back in 2006 I used to browse overclock forums to overclock my pentium 4, I tons of fun consuming lots of instructions, I learned the bios, changed PLL clocks, mem clocks etc.

Linux apps today dont have that feel of apps that we had in 98/2000 era or even XP era. Windows platform had really good apps.

The major issue is these days most software is electron based or a webapp. I miss the days of 98/XP, where you'd find tons of desktop software. A PC actually felt something that had a purpose. Even if you spin up a XP/98(especially 98/2000 VM) now, you'd see the entire OS feels something that you can spend some time on. Nowadays most PCs feel like a random terminal where I open the browser and do some basic work(except for gaming ofcourse). I really hate the UX of win 11 , even 10 isn't much better compared to XP. I really hope we go back to that old era.

That's a bad implementation and seems like a bad afterthought

I have been self hosting since couple of years, yes I got very very interested in self hosting my apps, away from the cloud overlords, but the major issue is the network.

You'll need business internet plans with redundancy and based on locations that might be prohibitively expensive. Some startups might even require their own AS numbers.

Also the connectivity to the data centers or cloud infra like WAF , CDNs etc will be definitely worse compared to cloud instances. Then comes firewalls, their configuration and their redundancy.

These things will matter if you're serious about your SaaS.You could definitely co-locate, but that's another cost, then comes the redundancy of everything, from servers, to disks to network (routers and switches etc).

I personally believe that modern hardware is pretty reliable and doesn't need redundancy in every layer, but most people won't agree with and when startups have enough money, this doesn't matter to them.

I think the only reason the common public is unable to start SaaS is handling and managing these problems. Redundancy costs a lot. And many startups don't want to deal with it even if it'll help them in long run. They just gather enough cash and throw at the overlords.

I do hope that the general infra should improve so that can properly host their own.

Nevertheless I'm still trying to start something in SaaS space and self host from my home...

But why should the world depend on a single country or entity? Everything should be diversified.

NPM is pretty painless