Dealing with multiple computers is a pain (slow boot time and/or more power consumption and multiplied effort) and more expensive in most cases (you still need the minimum requirements of each part, but now there’s the rest of the each PC to get too).

I did it for power consumption; one small low power computer that’s on 24/7 for NAS + providing some services like home assistant, and a powerful computer for gaming, photo development, etc. I ended up being too lazy to boot up the powerful computer most of the time so I was doing less of what I like to do with it and my time spent on the computer was slower. I switched back to one do-it-all computer and I’m much happier.

The only reason I would want a multi-systems setup is if I need to run some things in the background that would make the computer unresponsive or unusable for some interactive tasks (e.g. local AI inference or training, video transcoding, heavy data transfers, …).

Actually they can be much faster given sufficient VRAM and not a lot of concurrent users.

Nazi scum

Nazi scum

Nazi scum

There is that kid he used as a human shield who doesn’t have a say in anything.

No one wants copilot because it’s highly unpleasant hot garbage. There is definitely a market for AI for the competent providers.

I was unable to get Mistral’s AI to output an emoji recently. They forbid it in the system prompt and it wouldn’t give one out for a pretend life or death situation.

Old high end phones are much better than new low end even after a few years. They are definitely not getting high end components.

Yes :-) thank you!

Not exactly that but Cfait (which I develop) is a CalDAV task manager (which has an option to create calendar events). I added a time tracking feature so you can add / manage sessions (which show up in the calendar if you chose to activate it) and you do get a total time.

3.8 MB, wtf did you do to this comic? This should have been less than 100 420 kB.

Arch everywhere (desktop with KDE, personal laptop with GNOME, work laptop with COSMIC, a remote raspberry pi) except a Raspberry Pi Zero (Raspbian) and the Steam Deck

Why not work with standard CarDAV servers?

Iran claim they didn’t target the UK and it was a false flag most likely by Israel.

I still don’t quite understand. I self-host my runners, it’s really easy (even behind a dynamic & shared 5G IP), free and limitless.

What’s wrong with CI/CD on forgejo? (It works great for me on Codeberg.)

Radicale is maintenance-free in my years of experience.

Doesn’t Etar use DAVx⁵? I would love direct synchronization but I don’t see a way to connect directly.

Open document text is a subset of open document format