I meant that I can buy one of those Radeons dedicated to AI work, like the ASRock Radeon AI PRO R9700 Creator 32GB GDDR6. If I need to.
Currently my Ryzen iGPU is all I need, because all I need is to see the graphical desktop environment on my screen ;) It does the job well.
I use Claude Code as well and I am slightly concerned with that ID verification news, even more so because of the technology partner that they chose.
Say I have a GPU with 32GB VRAM and I am on Linux, what local LLM would be good for coding?
Currently I just have an iGPU ;) but that’s always an option, albeit a very expensive one.
That’s fair, but I want it, just not for the public. I want to remove Exif rarely, by default I like to have that metadata.
That is fine to me. I want to remove the geolocation data when sharing photos on public websites like the Fediverse. Thanks.
It technically started as an MMO. That was their initial idea, but after they started development, they changed direction. That shows in the game to some extent, because the quests are kinda scattered and there is not always linearity, sometimes you get quests out of nowhere which doesn’t make sense. There are some short fedex type quests or tasks, too, but at the same time playing Crimson Desert does not feel like a single player MMO. Exploration is fantastic, but you should know that this game doesn’t hold your hand. You are free to do whatever and to discover the mechanics on your own. There are puzzles with no explanation whatsoever. Sometimes you’ll stumble on some hidden area with an environmental puzzle and no idea what to do. The last game like that was last year’s Hell is Us (a highly recommended hidden gem). Crimson Desert is just fun.
Why are you talking about player retention in context of a single player game? Perhaps you mixed it with their previous game — Black Desert – which is an MMO.
Thanks for the extensive explanation. I was almost certain you were joking about using Git for that purpose but it seems you are being serious :)
I will stick to my Restic backups for now. :)
Being a Linux newbie that idea did not even cross my mind. MIND BLOWN. In all seriousness, though, are there ever user secrets in ~/.config? It seems like a crazy & genius idea at the same time.
(I keep them in two Restic backups)
For shopping lists I use Listonic. It’s easy to use and better suited for shopping because it groups products into categories, so you don’t have to sort them yourself and don’t have to walk around the store back and forth because you picked up strawberries, moved to the toilet paper section and diary and then noticed you didn’t pick apples. :) It syncs, so if you go shopping with somebody else, you can split and see what the other person already grabbed (as long as there’s connectivity, of course).
Weird, my pet said the same. Is your password also ************* ?
I forgot about that! Indeed, I just closed Telegram and Slack and they are shown in the menu. Thanks!
Oh, I guess I never ran into that problem myself. I do use Joplin on my PC and on my Android phone. Thanks for the info.
OK, but it DOES work in the background. I generally like GNOME’s minimalism, but this is a bad design choice IMO. Maybe I need that AppIndicator after all. :)
On my first day on GNOME I missed Slack notifications for 4 hours. It was great, no distractions and laser focus on my work! ;)
That’s fair. I myself migrated from Google Keep to Standard Notes and later to Joplin. I never thought that I needed for it to look like post-its :) But now that you said that I see why you wouldn’t be happy with either of the non-alternatives.
As for passwords, well, I wont talk about that. It’s not good but still not worst practices at least.
Paper notebook? ;)
I just wish syncing was a bit more seemless.
What problem do you have? I use OneDrive sync, which is not even recommended, because OneDrive doesn’t work well with syncing many tiny files, but it works surprisingly good. If I need to sync NOW (rarely), there’s a menu item for that. Otherwise the automated sync was good for me.
My Bitwarden and Proton Pass also require Yubikey to be present when logging in on a new device.
It is not a problem if they are on different disks, though? I hope so :)
Swipe to vote/reply on comments :)
Are they planning to remake the 3rd, though? Last time I checked they were pondering skipping to Crossbell. I hope not because I’m stuck on 3rd, dungeon crawlers are not my thing. I played for a couple chapters and just can’t force myself. I’m at the point where you need to split the party into two teams.