I switched from Aurora to Bazzite. Call me crazy, but bazzite feels like a smoother experience on my laptop. I can’t exactly pin done the difference, but its there. It could also just be some update that went out after i picked up Bazzite.
I switched from Aurora to Bazzite. Call me crazy, but bazzite feels like a smoother experience on my laptop. I can’t exactly pin done the difference, but its there. It could also just be some update that went out after i picked up Bazzite.
I turned it on and ill see what it reports after a week or so. Thanks for the info. 👍✌️
Cool, i don’t know if my system has any trend micro stuff. Which features does this enable?
Edit: i see it listed as AI protection. Hmm…
I didn’t read the article, but how does one know if they have the infection?
My router is updated.
Edit: i see in the article now. Had time to read it today. 👍 I also verified i never has SSH or remote admin enabled. So i should be ok.
Is there harm if you continue to use your existing nas just for storage?
Im on flauncher, works for my needs
Isn’t that what happened to the schools during COVID or something with one of the programs. I forget…
Giving me something to do with my current kindle. I wasn’t sure how to load to it my downloaded books, so I’ve been suffering on my phone, but hopefully this helps me out a bunch. Thanks. This is a rabbit hole I never knew existed.
This court case is why the US government needed to invest billions into AI. Cover the legal fees. /s
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I want physical media that is not sold on optical disks. Sell me content on SD cards for example.
You can test this issue with laptop sending large files to your NAS over Wi-Fi. Local device communication is crazy slow on my network over the eeros. I discovered this when I moved a TV that was on a wired connection to wireless and everything feel apart from there.
I’m using eero as my wifi and for whatever reason, the eero wifi only give me max 10 Mbps, while a wired connection is over 100 Mbps. Also, my tplink WAP gives me 50Mbps.
However, if I do a speed test to an outside server, it’ll report over 300 Mbps… Something is messed up with local stream for me with my eeros. I’ll likely be removing them soon.
However, in the short term I re-encoded a bunch of my 4k rips down to 1080 and this resolved all my bandwidth issues.
They are likely waiting for the cartographers to finish their jobs… Unless they were asked to resign… Who knows how this government functions at this point.
Waiting for the presidential cars to be replaced with cyber trucks.
I think the plan is if your in the US the name will change. I think. Something about USA being classified as a sensitive nation when before names didn’t hurt us.
Backbone lost.
Facebook is the only way for me to keep up with what’s happening in my town. Lots of the older generation of people are on it and always post what’s the best repair people, events or other news worthy things. Basically local news feed.
Yeah, the song I 2 I, from a goofy movie will take AI a while to get right.
Sure you can convert the DVD to whatever codec, I have found the original mpeg stream to not be very compatible with my devices. When I did 264, it was more for speed. It’s a 480 p/I mpeg2 stream, I don’t think 265 is worth the extra CPU cycles for this case. This is also just an opinion. 👍
True about AC3 being left alone, but dts should be converted, I can’t seem to get that to bitstream as nice as Dolby tracks.
I do reencode my uhd rips, to bring them down to 1080. I only have one 4k display and it’s not worth the bandwidth to try and stream it for me.
Did you try Kodi? Also, I recommend reencoding your dvd rips to h264 with eAC3 audio.
One vote for Debian.