My Nissan leaf doesn’t have an internet connection

How are you measuring the performance boost? In what areas does it apply?

Distro matters less as your skill increases, but if you’re new, mint is the way to go.

I run jellyfin on my PC and I have a 9070xt that can handle llms.

Learn how to use docker, it makes jellyfin much easier. But you’ll have some trials setting up a domain and https certs and doing port forwarding etc FYI.

Holy shit I actually recognise that, and it’s because of Dave’s recent video on it

It stands for ‘shoot donald trump in the fucking face and while you’re at it, all of those CEOs and major shareholders that are hellbent on destroying the world and making slaves of everyone’ i think

It wasn’t your money to spend?

Very curious to see how this plays out

Client is what you need. Server runs elsewhere

As they said already. It’s self contained, so you don’t have a ton of extra packages in your system. When you upgrade your system, jellyfin works regardless

Upgrade to docker when you can. It’s not as hard as you think. And it’s an extra skill. If you can handle Linux you can handle docker

Can it run jellyfin

That’s developed by a different team

FINALLY. it’s been so many candidates and every one has so many bug fixes

Use mint. Every Linux first timer should just use mint. It’s easy AF and it works

Source?

Ah, yep. I remember him talking about it, but haven’t watched any. LGR is also very very good for old tech

Do you watch the China show with serpentza?

Because that would be something Jesus would approve of and we can’t allow that

So patents are stopping the whole market competition thing, like what how capitalism is supposed to work and all that.

This is why we need to have strict regulations on the maximum length of extension cables.