On the Internet, nobody knows you're a human.
Non era mia intenzione fare il misterioso, c'é stato un fraintendimento perché tipicamente si segnalano link rotti o errati mentre non era quello il senso del mio messaggio.
Non si può dire sia codificato formalmente la dicitura di "link sbagliato" in un senso o in un altro. Pensavo la mia segnalazione fosse evidente in particolar modo all'autore della condivisione.
Se poi volevi dare visibilità al sito in sé, ci può stare, qualcuno (ma lo lascio ad altri) potrebbe dire che allora avrebbe avuto senso un titolo diverso...
Ma per la mamma di Occam, che cazzo di senso ha condividere sotto il titolo "Possediamo davvero i contenuti che scarichiamo pagando?" un testo che dice "se volete scoprirlo qui abbiamo pubblicato la nostra ricerca" invece che direttamente il link a quella ricerca?
Sono pazzo? Ditemelo così avviso il medico di base.
Better score is more viewers, of course.
Did you try watching a silver stream? It's unbearable.
Sei nella catena di commenti che origina da lui quindi non credo... Comunque è questo: https://www.digitalrightsbytes.org/topics/wait-i-don-t-own-the-digital-downloads-i-buy
Che è nel testo che ho copiato sopra eh... Niente di trascendentale.
Nessun problema. Mi chiedevo se non avessi per errore utilizzato un link meno rilevante di quello proposto da me.
Il contenuto del tuo Link annuncia che esiste quanto corrisponde al mio link. Mi sembrava più logico segnalare direttamente quanto risponde al titolo della discussione.
Another common argument is that it’s very resource intensive and wastes energy. This is true, but there’s no reason to believe this won’t be optimized. In fact, we’ve already seen a lot of optimizations happen in just a few years that now make it possible to run models that used to require a data centre to run on a laptop.
On the matter of "collectible", how is it even ontologically sound to "collect" things that are expressily produced as collectibles? You collect things, coins, paintings, stamps, phone cards, even gaming cards. All things that exist in their own merit that you choose to collect, usually giving them value according to their accidental rarity.
With this shit you are not collecting, you are just purchasing.
Classic neurotypical comment chaining words together meant to project a coherent meaning. So shameless, so smug.
Iniziativa che ho appunto proposto come link alternativo...
Quindi l'intento era segnalare questa affascinante estensiva ricerca?
"Sure, buying your favorite video game, movie, or album online is super convenient. I personally love being able to pre-order a game and play it the night of release, without needing to go to a store.
But something you may not have thought about before making your purchase are the differences between owning a physical or digital copy of that media. Unfortunately, there’s quite a few rights you give up by purchasing a digital copy of your favorite game, movie, or album! On our new site, Digital Rights Bytes, we outline the differences between owning physical and digital media, and why we need to break down that barrier.
Digital Rights Bytes explains this and answers other common questions about technology that may be getting on your nerves and includes short videos featuring adorable animals. You can also read up on what EFF is doing to ensure you actually own the digital media you pay for, and how you can take action, too.
Got other questions you’d like us to answer in the future? Let us know on your favorite social platform using the hashtag #DigitalRightsBytes."
How selfish is it to be happy somebody saw no other option but to suicide to save everybody else?
Jhon jumped on the granade and saved all of us, but we should not cry for him, we should be happy because his sacrifice meant we all survived!
The most basic shit fly off the window when it comes to Jesus.
True, but also let's not just let ourself dash toward suicide. Society is not meant to sustain nudism in the middle of winter 24/7.
I’m surprised there aren’t an ecosystem of crooked vendors
I bring good and a bad news.
I'm not sure if it's wow or League.
I played League for 10 years but in my adult phase, while wow was mostly while studying so a lot more hours to burn.
How do you transition from an armour to another?
I'm playing Shattered Pixel Dungeon. I used to play it with minimal luck, or skill, and I got back into it. First run in years and I'm deeper than ever before.
I'm running a Berserker with a +1 Flail and a +7 Scale Armour (+1 coming from the seal). I'm nearing the dwarf king (first time ever) and I got a +1 plate armour and 4 upgrade scrolls.
What makes more sense, hold onto the scale and pump that further or swap, dumping my 4 upgrades on it bringing it to a comparable power to my scale, banking on better future scaling?
I also got a +1 glaive. Slow as fuck but hits like a truck. The flail hits similarly (when it does) but it's faster...
Edit: I got a +9 sad ghost that could really use a better armour as well, he's currently on a +1 mail and it's, well, his glory days are behind him.
Automatic backups when PC comes online
I have a proxmox+Debian+docker server and I'm looking to setup my backups so that they get backed up (DUH) on my Linux PC whenever it comes online on the local network.
I'm not sure if what's best is backing up locally and having something else handling the copying, how to have those backup run only if they haven't run in a while regardless of the availability of the PC, if it's best to have the PC run the logic or to keep the control over it on the server.
Mostly I don't want to waste space on my server because it's limited...
I don't know the what and I don't know the how, currently, any input is appreciated.
Proxmox & storage configuration
Hi,
I've been playing with a Dell mini PC (OptiPlex 7070) that I set up with Proxmox and a single Debian virtual machine that hosts a bunch of containers (mostly an *arr stack).
All the data resides on the single SSD that came with the machine, but I'm now satisfied with the whole ordeal and would like to migrate my storage from my PC to this solution.
What's the best approach software side? I have a bunch of HD in of varying size and age (therefore expected reliability) and I'd initially dedicate such storage to data I can 100% afford to lose (basically media).
I read I should avoid USB (even though my mini PC exposes a USB-C) for reliability, but on the other hand I'm not sure what other options I have that doesn't force me to buy a NAS or properly sized HD to install inside the machine...
Also, what's a good filesystem for my usecase?
Thank for any tips.
POP_OS: Stam VAC Anti-cheat prevents me from playing DOTA2
I migrated almost everything on Linux and, low and behold, the only game giving me issues is DOTA2.
I'm using Steam flatpack, it runs, I can play against bots, I can spectate games. The moment i try to play in matchmaking a VAC messadge pops up preventing me from starting a game.
I tried reinstalling, veryfying the files, installing on a differend hard drive, scanning the disks for errors.
Nothing worked. Any idea?
Edit: thanks guys, it was actually Proton!
Nascondere operazioni carta di credito
Ciao,
nella quotidiana crociata dedicata a non far sapere a altri quello che nemmeno mio padre sa di me, noto come "ultimo" (per me che ho mollato google e non uso i social) scoglio gli acquisti con la carta di credito. Voi direte, usa i contanti, ma purtroppo odio ancora di più l'evasione fiscale, oltre al fatto che il pagamento digitale mi permette di rivedere le operazioni che faccio a posteriori.
Avete idee / flussi / app / strumenti perché i dati di tutto quello che compro non vengano utilizzati senza il mio consenso?
Negli usa hanno Privacy e carte virtuali usa e getta, qui in europa e, più specificatamente, in Italia?
Satispay per darli a loro e frammentare i dati? Cambiare banca ogni 6 mesi impugnando il GDPR e imponendo l'eliminzione dei tuoi dati? Tal circuito alternativo? Contanti per certe tipologie di acquisti più sensibili (medicine?)?
Importing /home from different Distro (Manjaro to Pop_OS)
I had a dual boot I rarely used because reasons, one of them being that it was Manjaro and it kinda sort of borked itself and evey time I upgraded it asked me to make choices I had no idea what they meant.
I wanted to give Pop_OS a try so I went and nuked the Manjaro and set up the boot, root and swap of Pop_OS in its place.
Point is, I had the /home of Manjaro on a different location (The OS is on a SSD shared with windows and I put /home on a HD). I did not point Pop_OS to it at setup for fear of it being nuked (Will it nuke it? If not I guess I can do a new install and point it there?)
Can I link Pop_OS home to the old Manjaro home or do I need to take care of something (format it, remove some specific folder...).
I ask because I convinced myself the matter was trivial, but in the process of making sure the /home of Pop_OS was empty I ended up with a system hang and my passwords (both user AND root) being rejected and I had to reinstall the whole thing, so maybe there's more to /home than just a bunch of data?
Thanks!