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the box text was made with this: https://github.com/xero/figlet-fonts

the logo art is from the wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ASCII_art, but you need the eurlatgr console font for the characters to display properly.

on a almost related note, TIL about pacman -F, you can search files in all packages even not installed !

there are more than 400 instances already: https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy, but more will come for sure.

nice

$ resolvectl query lemmy.world
lemmy.world: 135.181.143.230                   -- link: enp4s0
             2a01:4f9:3a:178f::2               -- link: enp4s0

keepassxc + syncthing for syncing the database across devices.

thanks for this list, my biggest gripe with f-droid is that its really hard to find good apps just by browsing the website, these lists help a lot.

Cyberpunk 2077 will not stop working on hard drives, but the company will stop active support and testing of the game on the HDD. Ultimately, players may encounter performance issues or bugs.

so not an actual hard requirement, but more like an indication that it won't work as intended.

yes definitely, I am also going to just install blas-openblas and forget about it, however I just added the part about benchmarking for people that run research/ machine-learning stuff regularly , figuring out which implementation is faster for their use case is worth it.

that's how I read it too in general, unless you want squeeze the maximum performance you can of a specific application, then you will need to benchmark each implementation, (including other options such as mkl) and see in practice which is superior for you.

this sucks, specially as someone that was ghosted (assume denied) on beehaw signup, I'm glad that instances such as lemmy.world exist where I have the chance to post before assuming I'm an undesirable.

already deleted my account, there is no going back.

on the front page, there is a very important selector: subscribed/local/all, by clicking "all" you will see posts from all other instances, and you can subscribe to communities in other instances so they will show up in "subscribed". if you select "local" (default) only posts from this instance will be visible.