Yeah, I’ve been guilty of coming up with “cute” solutions that are extremely optimized and concise, but you needed to take a hundred times as long to work through what was going on.
Usually I would put an explanation comment, but sometimes a less optimized solution is the better option for readability sake.
Honestly, you might want to look into proper server hardware. There are many out there that support dozens of drives, assuming you’re willing to go with a blade. Even if you explicitly want a tower, server hardware is where you’re going to get the best support.
You’ll most likely also want to increase the size of your drives. Assuming you’re being smart and utilizing RAID, you’re going to be losing a bunch of that storage.
I guarantee it boils down to “shoe size has a passing correlation to penis size”.
And yet I experience it so often. That or “effort points” as the metric being used to determine who all stars are.
Either as a metric just encourages gaming of the system:
I’ve been on teams that on the surface didn’t have these metrics matter, but the top effort points achiever got bonuses on the DL.
The only alternative is to willingly leave over a hundred communities, some of which I have strong ties to, and never interact with the majority again.
That’s a big ask.
Shouldn’t this be 1’s?
I’m fairly certain that war can’t stop elections in the US, from a constitutional standpoint.
I’ve been using Backblaze buckets to hold data I serve to friends with GameVault, and a few other things. Sitting at just shy of 1TB if memory serves? I’m paying about 4 bucks a month.
If you serve it through cloudflare, you aren’t charged for bandwidth. Which works out nicely because I use a cloudflare worker to redirect all download requests in GameVault. Super speedy downloads for my users, zero bandwidth coming off my home network.
Pretty sure the point is that congress wouldn’t approve the war. Even those in congress that would likely support this would likely back down, as they usually do when forced to put their name behind actions like this.
An Atlantic journalist dubbed a “top-notch hater” by Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s team and thrown out at Crockett’s rally in Lubbock, Texas, on Friday, released audio from the moment she was told to leave the lawmaker’s campaign event.
Elaine Godfrey, a staff writer covering national politics for the outlet, was wearing her press badge identifying who she was and had “attempted to join a closed-door press scrum with the congresswoman that was open to the other reporters at the rally,” but was turned away. Instead, she decided to start interviewing people in the crowd when a security guard walked up to her and told her she needed to leave, escorting her away.
In the unedited transcript Godfrey reveals what happened during the incident.
Woman: Can you get your stuff? (Speaking to someone else.) Her team wants her to leave, and they’re asking her to leave.
Godfrey: Why are you asking me to leave?
Woman: They just said, ‘Elaine from Atlantic, white girl with a hat and notepad. She’s interviewing people in the crowd. She’s a top-notch hater and will spin. She needs to leave.’ (Speaking to someone else.) I just told her to get her bag and go [unintelligible] that’s from her team.
Godfrey, who needed to get an Uber from the location, was then told by a security guard to go wait outside the event, along the side of a country road.
She got an Uber and then followed up with Crockett directly on Friday.
“After getting picked up by the Uber, I went straight to Lubbock’s famous Prairie Dog Town, where I received a warmer welcome,” Godfrey wrote. “I called Crockett directly today to ask about all of this. When she answered, and I told her who was calling, she said, ‘Oh!,’ sounding surprised, and hung up. She did not respond to my follow-up texts.”
Crockett’s team has said there is no evidence that a journalist was booted from the rally.
Godfrey told CNN that plenty of people also witnessed what happened — and that she has the receipts to show for it, including the recording.
Different team.
My only resistance to leaving discord is that it’s where 99% of my gaming communities are. There’s no way I’m convincing hundreds of people to move off to something I self host, or to self host themselves. It’s just not feasible.
lol. lmao, even.
Yes which is why I said tries.
In before trump tries to pardon them.
Theoretically. You’d likely need to get a constitutional change pushed through to even achieve the headline, since the presidential pardon is granted by the constitution.
You’d also need to get a law on the books which would allow retroactive revocation of the previous pardons.
That would been to be veto proof, for obvious reasons.
That really depends where we land with AI.
It really comes down to what kind of speed you want. You can run some LLMs on older hardware “just fine” and many models without a dedicated GPU. The problem is that the time taken to generate responses gets to be crazy.
I ran DeepSeek on an old R410 for shits and giggles a while back, and it worked. It just took multiple minutes to actually give me a complete response.
I… I don’t know how you’d even stream that? A log of pages loaded?
Just read through some of the BookLore stuff and that was a wild ride.