Just noting you can have searxng on rhel and mint as well, I know those from experience.

He’s out golfing with

A lot of people saying Fennec is good on Android. The line at the bottom is a bit of a turn off, isn’t it?

Hi John, nice to meet you! I’ve heard too many sketchy things about Brave. And what I said was true. I worked with a bunch of “country folk” let’s call them. On the rare occasions where browser choice did come up in conversations with them (two people specifically), they’d rather pompously proclaimed that they used brave as if there is no other option to be considered. They also proceeded to denigrate my choice. Both are maga gun nuts, so… I don’t know. Just smells real scammy to me. These folks are just one degree of separation away from preppers with giant five gallon mac and cheese buckets in their garage and their critical thinking skills are not visible from my perspective.

All brave users I personally know are dumb ass racist maga garbage people.

Edit : wtf i’m telling the truth. I didn’t say anything about you. Peter Thiel, did you make several accounts on Lemmy and are down-voting me?

That’s just the worms saying hi

I use jellyfin for music. Some of the third party apps are nice. I can even stream it to Jellyfin app on Android Audio from my server while I’m driving, which is crazy to me.

I’m sold!

Thinking of setting up immich, the tagging on memories is trash. Is immich better

To clarify: NVIDIA does allow system RAM paging (Unified Memory), but it’s not stable or recommended for ML inference. AMD ROCm supports real page-faulting + memory oversubscription. AMD can therefore run larger models on limited VRAM. AMD is not necessarily faster — usually slower. CPU inference is never faster than a GPU.

Batteries are good now though. I buy almost all used tech where possible. No complaints. If you get a sufficiently new used phone, it’s not physically possible for the battery to have undergone enough cycles to degrade noticably. Very good value early on I’d say.

I want a Linux phone so bad that I refuse to think about what it would be like because i’d be upset afterwards.

Just ask your mom

MariaDB, only know that because I tried to install ampache (got it to work, hated it).

You can tell by the way their teeth are 🧐

I had the same concern so I actually just bought a used newer pixel and started a fresh install of Graphene. It took me several weeks to learn how it works and migrate my accounts and switch to FOSS apps wherever I could.

Living the good life over here:

Someone tell me what everything does here pls

Its like (actually literally) installing Linux on your router instead of its little corporate steal-your-data software. It allows your old router to have all kinds of modern features and full-blown control. My netgear orbi system was dying. I don’t know what the hell was happening to it, but everything was super slow and clunky and netgear quit supporting it a few years ago. I thought I was going to have to get a new expensive mesh router system. But instead the nerds here told me I could probably install OpenWRT on them and it turns out they were right. My router was one of an expansive list of routers that is compatible with it. It was tricky to install, but I used AI to guide me through it. And now my shit’s super snappy, fast, uses the latest security protocols. Turns out I can crank my radios up higher than normal and get really, really good coverage and really high speed all the time. It’s for real this one weird trick that tech companies don’t want you to know about.

Because of Lemmy: proton, GrapheneOS, pi hole, open wrt, nextcloud