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https://makerspet.com/blog/building-an-open-source-robot-vacuum-meet-oomwoo/

There was a Foss diy vacbot posted somewhere not too long ago if that is up your alley.

I grew up with a PC so it always seemed normal to me, I guess I was lucky that way. I’m honestly surprised that Sony didn’t announce this at the launch of the ps5. Console always seemed nerfed to me.

Maybe it’s the alcohol but I kinda snort laughed at this

20k-140k SHU is a big range, not the hottest around but it might be a bit like gambling! Habanero is around 150k so in the same ballpark.

Very interesting! Thanks!

Sure, but what’s with the hats?

I started learning some qt and python and apparently it’s pronounced cute.

I fucking hope so

No but for real, wtf is this thing?

Damn, you take your noodles very seriously.

What the fuck is that hideous font.

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Ravens are pretty big birds. I don’t think that’s a hatchling but it sure isn’t anywhere near an adult.

Sometimes I put peanuts on top of my peanut butter toast.

I would assume it will, if the SoC performance is in the same ballpark. Pixels have good NPU specs but their CPU, GPU and RAM feel like mid range options compared to snapdragons. So I don’t think that’s a high bar to hit. I don’t run graphene because I’m not buying a google phone, but I would consider running it on something else.

I actually think this could be it. Nokia has always been a little adventurous with their operating systems, and I think they are eager to claw back their old reputation.

I had this issue at work, I was able to fix it by using the windows media creation tool instead of just writing the iso to the drive. Not sure why that worked, but it has every time so far.

A thin client for a NAS? That’s a hard no for me. Take the GPU out if you don’t need it, put a more efficient PSU and it will sip power as long as you aren’t running 27 virtual machines on it. I guess it’s more space than a thin client, but I have no idea how you are getting multiple HDDs or SSDs in a tc. USB is trash at long term data storage, and having a bunch of external drives and cables isn’t superior to a slightly bigger box. Not to mention anything that’s actually sold as a thin client probably won’t run ZFS very well if at all. If it’s not ZFS and it’s not hardware raid what the hell is the point of having network storage? Save the TC for a docker host or host a VM on your NAS that it can connect to instead.

This was always the plan.