Maybe using subfinder?

DDR4 prices also nearly doubled

If you mostly care about tech and especially Linux and Open Source there is some good content there. Other than that, good content is unfortunately few and far between.

You would need a 150+ inch screen for 8K to make any difference. 8K is pretty much dead in the water considering DVDs outsell 4K Blu-Rays and 8K media is pretty much unavailable and 8K gaming being basically impossible. Even the TV manufacturers are phasing out their 8K devices since no one is buying them.

Looks like a typo to me. The font is very consistent. Text in AI generated images usually isn’t, as AI struggles with generating images of text.

Quality loss? Webp supports lossless.

A ton of features often (not always) means either:

• Artists feel pressured to release something but don’t think they can write good enough songs at the moment
• Management thinks the artist needs some help to stay relevant by attaching a lot of big or currently more trendy names to the songs

Ambient is pretty good for work

I’ll definitely give it a spin, but that many features is a red flag IMO.

Distrowatch popularity is a pointless metric. IIRC they measure clicks on their own site as popularity. That means that people that just want to check out that distro near the top that they never heard of actually ensure that it stays near the top.

Cool, but this post is about home-assistant, which is a smart home platform.

Some interesting distro choices to be found in there. I didn’t realize CachyOS was so popular

Being honest once doesn’t make you an honest person, though.

I’m wondering what Pat is up to these days

Edit: Apparently he’s making music again: https://friendsinreallife.bandcamp.com/album/friends-in-real-life

This has got to be baNaNa

• Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
• Nala Sinephro - Endlessness
• Matthew Halsall - An Ever Changing View

Same here

27GB/s is faster than DDR4 RAM.

thank mr skeltal