I’ve tried! but recently it seems to not work anymore? Github seems to imply it doesnt after my failed attempt (it picked up requests but cloudflare bot protection beats it).

i think there’s other alternatives that can beat cloudflare bot detection but now that Ive got access to 2 private trackers I’m not usually picking through public stuff now.

by microsoft. they used a similar headline for their YouTube video announcing it.

True, but like any piracy system there are endless heads to the hydra that pop up every time. 1ficher is a bit worse since those files are gone, but at least mirrors for trackers have some utility in finding old torrent swarms.

RIP. Though personally I haven’t used them in years since cloudflare was blocking prowlarr.

The UK is pretty bad for tenants rights but they do force landlords to putting deposits into special accounts that have legal protections for the tenant, and if said landlord tries to avoid it you can usually easily win back a multiple value of your deposit with little the landlord can do.

Landlords regularly take the piss with claiming exorbitant amounts for “damages” which is harder to contest, and many of us just accept a few deductions even knowing they will just pocket it.

This just doesn’t meet the material reality. Regardless of your personal view of the war, Ukraine is suffering a catastrophic manpower shortage, and has resorted to similar recruitment tactics employed by Russian officers.

I guess they may feel as though there is no choice. Russia isn’t interested in negotiating whilst they believe their ideal terms can be won with force, but there are few feasible routes to any conclusion that returns Ukraine to its pre-2022 borders, let alone pre-2014.

inb4 Trump claims the chinese are putting mind control chips in American shampoo

This is just how all FOSS works. Everyone scrambles to do their own projects, either for fun or for necessity, and eventually some fizzle out and funnel people to contribute to alternatives. Trying to start immediately with one solution to rule them all just kills that early progress unless you’re part of some corporate gig willing to dump loads of money on it in the meantime.

we’ve joined two squads together, both full stack, but for app and web platforms. its fucking chaos

pi zero for streaming is insane not gonna lie. What sort of resolution do you stream it at?

A decently newish phone would blow even a pi 5 out of the water I bet. Modern GPU drivers from snapdragon or mediatek plus core designs that arent 7 years old out of the factory would be a godsend for low-watt homelabbers

my friends complaining that my plex server because I left my phone on the bus and it ran out of charge

There’s a lot of… map in between the lanes that can make for some interesting gameplay, but I’ve not had a chance to truly explore and come up with routes yet.

Weird thing to downvote, this is how I tested Linux since if I broke something or wanted to try a different distro I just deleted the VM and tried another. It’s way more annoying to distrohop once you’ve installed a system to your machine that also has all your files and configs set up.

Nothing over here like that. Seems quite consistent on memory usage.

Youtube is basically an RSS feed for people who don’t know RSS feeds (…myself included)

I just memorise the IPs lmao. then again I only have 1 or 2 hosts up on my network ever

I find link shorteners useful for sharing (ephemeral) links to others (especially if they’re massive) but for linking stuff on the web where you can hide it under an anchor tag is definitely a bad idea.

RISC-V is just about at pi3 levels of performance so it’s not really that good for end user stuff yet. Alibaba launched a new core recently that might improve things though.

On their servers? possibly. RISC-V is competitive when you stuff a bunch of cores into it and make it do basic server tasks that haven’t gotten more complex over the years. And in AI, you may just need a cheap CPU to orchestrate your GPUs/NPUs so anything will work there.

I think we’ll see m1+ levels of desktop performance on RISCV within the next 4 years though. trump will do wonders for the Chinese semiconductor industry.

and this is called being agile

That’s the thing, though. I don’t have to turn off mitigations on Linux. And I don’t even think it’s possible to disable the very same mitigations in Windows - Windows itself is just a super inconsistent platform for software benchmarking.

In fact, whenever I’ve found benchmarks it’s not that much of a benefit, especially as the mitigations get more optimised with time.