Okay, thanks for chiming in. Because I also game on PC, I think I’ll scrap the AI server idea and stick with a desktop workstation that will do both gaming and AI tasks.
ETA good point about being able to remote into the desktop workstation from other devices.
Gotcha, so for AI and gaming (dual purpose), I may as well incorporate both into one rig (a desktop workstation) is what you’re suggesting, right?
Piefeddites
game-changer
pun intended
Cool idea, although I thought part of the draw of all these various fediversal services was that they could interact with each other natively via the Activity Pub protocol.
CAM-Gerlach’s diary entry about options for tagging sidewalk connector stubs was a very interesting read. I appreciate how they recognized the need to balance pragmatism/ease of mapping and interpreting versus technical correctness (two often opposing goals).
I also appreciate that they took the time to post their analysis on their OSM diary so that it can be indexed by search engines and everyone can benefit from it instead of being locked behind membership of OSM’s Slack workspace.
I’m afraid we’re all out of say, sorry.
Cool photo. Btw there’s a typo in the alt text: It should say “cresting” instead of “creating.”
Hmm, the pixelfed.social page doesn’t seem to want to load. Tried in two different browsers, Fennec and Vanadium.
This funniness only affects market orders, right? I reckon most retail orders are market orders, just wondering if I understand correctly. If I place a limit order, then I don’t have to worry about the $5 I saved on a $0 fee transaction being made up elsewhere, although I suppose the tradeoff is that my order may not be filled at all.
Oh, are you talking about the special big picture mode or whatever it’s called? B/c I use the full desktop experience.
I use Bazzite with multiple monitors. Can you clarify what you mean when you say another distro might meet OP’s needs better if they have more than one monitor?
On immutable distros, one can still get something not available as a flatpak by installing it in a distrobox container.
be sure you are installing Firefox through similar means across distros. This will not work with the Flatpak, for example.
Very good point, I’ve picked up on this as well. Installed through the native package manager, the profile folder lives under ~/.mozilla/ whereas for flatpaks it’s under ~/.var/app/org.mozilla.firefox/.mozilla/.
I was just thinking about whether something like this could work after eksb’s comment about backing up the ~/.mozilla folder. I’ll test it on a test machine and report back.
I like to minimize cloud services if I can help it.
Today I Learned. I’ll have to look into this. Thanks for the tip!
Why not just keep
/homeon a separate partition?
My issue is that over time, a lot of cruft builds up in there from apps I no longer use. I like things nice and clean.
Or just backup
~/.mozilla/?
The thought has crossed my mind. Maybe I should try this next time. Thanks for the idea.
One thing stack exchange moderators got right is they required posts with links to include at least a snippet of info from the linked page for exactly this reason.