

I fix lenovos on a pretty regular basis and still see water spouts on some models (assuming you’re referring to the plastic coverings over components), primarily the T-series
Hey, thanks for reading my bio. You know, you’re pretty cool. I’m glad we got to share this moment together.


I fix lenovos on a pretty regular basis and still see water spouts on some models (assuming you’re referring to the plastic coverings over components), primarily the T-series
This is incredible and I thank you for bringing this to my attention
PopOS has been running great for months on my 3070, but I’m about to swap it for a 5060TI and I’m a bit worried.


This did not inspire confidence in using matrix as a valid alternative.


With voice/video or just text?


Saw that earlier too, planning to check it out!


As much as I want to love matrix, it is a huuuuge pain to set up & maintain.


Oh woah, didn’t realize it was self-hostable. I’ll try it out!


I believe you are correct, but this is still very early into development. Hopefully this gets added at some point
I can’t believe I’m saying this but that might actually be too many games


Does anyone know any good tools/methods for archiving entire servers/all your DMs?


Going by the usual trends of $20+/tb, I’d say. fuckin expensive
Oh sweet, didn’t realize they had a browser extension.


Yes. I pay for Proton and Kagi.


I do, thank you for the link :)
Gen z and I’ve never used a food delivery service in my life


I don’t think that could work. There is always a song or a beat playing in my head 24/7. Sometimes something I just heard, sometimes something from years ago, and sometimes its some nonsense I just came up with.
Even if I went deaf, the beat would continue. But I’d be bummed I couldn’t listen to new stuff.


American residential internet prices are a fucking rip
But also. VPNs do not need to worry about the “last mile”, I.e. infrastructure to your house, which is most of the cost of your residential service.


All training data is pre-processed nowadays.
I usually call them “comms”