How is the transition from docker to podman? I’m using two compose scripts and like 10 containers each. And portainer to comfortably restart stuff on the fly

If it’s only 2 TB I’d go ssd.

And don’t get a super cheap one, but something from like Samsung or Sandisk or WD or sth.

You can go PCIe to m.2 pcie nvme.

You can use syncthing to get files from all of your devices to your central server and then use something like FreeFileSync to backup the entire folder structure to another drive.

Looks sick

Nice post !

Also a nice idea, thanks.

Nice, I just did that and that’s exactly what I was looking for. Thanks : )

X200 Libre ftw

Can you tell me more about the typing experience of the onscreen keyboard?

How is the on screen keyboard?

I think the only thing that changes are the drivers for their laptops and some software fixes for touchpad etc.

damn, that seems awfully complicated just to connect to your RSS reader hahah

It’s a tuxedo. The xp15 gen 11 vor clevo PD50. i7 10th gen and a 2070 max q. And a 4k OLED. Battery life is about 50 min : (

I would LOVE an arm machine, but I need a GPU for work.

I got my eyes on the framework 16. I could leave the GPU at home and go for battery life. Or put it in and go into work mode.

My 2c:

On projects over a certain revenue the AI could say how much it was influenced (trained on) by the respective copyrighted content and then royalties could go out to the people who own that content in percents.

My 4c:

There could be an intellectual property blockchain and everything that can be used to train an AI gets a token.

Again, I think all of this should only be mandatory for huge corporations, similar to how unreal engine is free under 1 million dollar earnings.

This could also be an interesting way to see how human made content makes its way through the “minds” of AIs.

Does anyone have on-screen keyboard experience with Linux tablets?

GNOME Mobile should have a good one after purism started pushing it, right?

Any more info on this?

My m1 has rwally crappy Battery life

Have a clevo and it sucks.Battery life is poory And the Fans go off for like no reason

Yes

Thanks. I mean I probably don’t have that threat level, but you are right - it also feels good to have isolation.

The downside was the cost of the 2nd machine (~400$) and running it (~5$/month) and the time involved.

But I tend toward thinking it is the right choice

I haven’t. I always liked to have the possibility to use GNOME on my machine. That wouldn’t work then if I were to have a Ubuntu VM, right?

And do you know if I would I get quicksync access to the i3 for transcoding ?

Thanks