Yeah, and all I said is you can do tracking without them, as you confirmed, so I don’t know what you are disagreeing with.

No

Yes, you can do tracking without displaying any buttons, I don’t know what to tell you.

Yeah, but you can do the same tracking without actually displaying any buttons, so the point stands.

My guess would be that the password checking feature has a minimum character limit of 4 characters, to avoid false positives on things that aren’t actually passwords.

Did you reply to the correct comment?

If you read the article, he died because his Starlink connection disconnected - which also cut the stream.

Which doesn’t excuse his lack of skill throughout the stream before that.

I thought it’s going to link to Tesseract

Because “crypto bros” care about making money, not any ideology, except in a performative sense. If you pitched the fediverse to the original researchers inventing cryptocurrency and the early adopters, they would likely be receptive. But these are no longer associated with the current crypto crowd.

This is a common theme in memes but I never actually played a game where you “unlock the boss as a playable character”. What are some example games where that happens?

We won’t know how it looked, maybe the “home” looked like a normal clinic.

Meanwhile in reality installing Nvidia drivers is literally just a checkbox in a Drivers menu in system settings. Unless you are using Arch or something.

Why? Does it offer a better experience than self-hosting Ente?

I only used Ente so I’m genuinely asking. When I open the Immich website, I am met with a big warning:

Expect bugs and changes. Do not use it as the only way to store your photos and videos!

Which doesn’t look to me like something I’d want to rely on, compared to Ente which is stable and feature complete.

I use Nvidia on Linux for over a decade now, never had a problem. Using the official closed source drivers. I don’t know if AMD is better because I never tried it myself, but in my experience Nvidia is working as well as on Windows.

This is on desktop, I don’t know about laptops. My experience is also limited to gaming, maybe it’s bad for CUDA or something.

Not saying it doesn’t happen, but I’m triple booting Windows 10, Windows 11, and Linux for a few years now with GRUB, and Windows never broke it.

Yeah, I was thinking of a new repo with no existing code.

In your case you’d want to uncheck the creation of a readme so the hosted repo is empty and can be pushed to without having to overwrite (force) anything.

You don’t if you just clone the repo you created.

It works nicely, and I use it for VR games, but it doesn’t really solve the anti-cheat problem, because these anti-cheats tends to not allow VMs anyway.

Never had an issue with Nvidia. But then I’m using an Ubuntu distro because I just want my computer to work and I don’t care about bleeding edge / rolling distros.

And I will move to Wayland in a few years when all the issues are sorted out, which I suspect is part of people’s problems.

I pay $30 a year for Nitro Basic. It’s only $2.50 a month and worth it to me with how much I use it.

The joke goes rm -fr, which stands for “remove french”. Yours has double “remove” and is less believable.