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ROCm on RX 570? RLY?

Look to FIIO. They have million models for all budgets. I’m using E10K for last 5? years. Best 100$ I ever spent. I would add physical volume knob on it is extremely convenient. Love it.

What is wrong with stock debian installer?

Damn, I’m doing *nixes for nearly 30 years. But never went to that level of minimalism. Nice trick.

Such an abomination :-)

It is not different from pretty much any other distribution. You must tryst your upstream. If distro decided to get root access to a box it is has simpler way to achieve it.

I bit a bullet and re-implement all automation on NoderRed leaving HA only dashboard. It is still not great, as Node Red is gui based. So may be Pythom + MQTT is best way for home automation.

Absence of Yaml is exactly biggest annoyance in modern HA. It just not configurable without million of clicks. Just try to apply same automation procedure to other set of devices. In text you just copy block, in GUI you have to redo everything from scratch.

Heh, Jellyfin is above Plex. Nice. And it would be interesting to know how that survey conducted. Too many countries missing.

Plus seed some torrents to cover network requirements.

Pine64 have some RISC-V boards. Not sure how far are they with support.

You got a service, I sure that if you place API calls manually it will work. For what are you asking refund, they done their part of deal.

Just run old plain Xorg.

These IPs will be only resolved on nfsd restart. So you still need static IPs for nodes.

I was using QNAPs NASes for more than 10 years. It was a great product, not anymore. Feature bloat took its toll. It can do a lot but do it badly. So if you go for prebuild avoid QNAP. Build your own.

I would add, Corral TPU is nearly essential. But do not forgot about video decoding acceleration. I’m running couple of 4k H.265 cameras without HW acceleration, and ffmpeg consumes good amount of CPU out of my Ryzen 3600. So pick hardware which can decode streams from your cameras.

It is just a imprecise bunch of JavaScript. There is no need to host it, you just need to get into your browser.

zfs dkms on debian prompt to be non problematic for me. ZFS is standard storage back-end for our docker swarm hosts, and I have plenty of them. Same DKMS work fine on my desktops too.

Old saying. If you do not have 3 copies of you data, consider it lost already. Get another drive, in your setup type does not mater what size. And if there any important data on that drive, create a couple of backups in different places.

My opinion that language have changed, but people who use it are mostly same. Anyone who starting working in WebDev now will not use PHP, it is no longer a good tool. Like perl, it is still around, lots of software depends on it. But hardly any new stuff will be written on it. And it is programmers who define quality of the code, if you learn to code on language which promote bad practice it is really hard to change.