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Norgur

@ Norgur @kbin.social

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  • This is my cat, Belinda. She loves treats and pets!

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  • besides... did he jizz mustard up to his chest? Impressive. Gross, but impressive.

  • YouTube now suggests new content by colour

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  • Why are you so sad? Your neurons are literally cotton candy!

  • Russia finds ‘errors’ in paperwork of candidate hoping to stand against Putin

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  • "you have error in documents"

    "What would that be?"

    "In field 'name' is not 'Vladimir Putin'. Grave error in documents, we cannot accept"

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  • or an adblocker and tampermonkey for that matter

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  • Not everyone is using Youtube exclusively on their phones, you know?

  • What I want to become Vs What I do

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  • Amazon lead me to a "not available where you are" page, so... Me sowwy

  • What I want to become Vs What I do

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  • If you need a book to tell you how useful you are, chances are, it's claims might.be a bit overblown. The profession that has most of those.books written about them are managers after all. Just saying.

  • The future is now, old man

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  • No! Bad boy! Very bad boy! Sit!

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  • Apple can be so laughably pathetic at times

  • What's (are) the funniest/stupidest way(s) you've broken your linux setup?

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  • Had the issue with the ignore flag missing literally a week ago. I mounted the HDD to troubleshoot it, ended up kicking the bucket, couldn't read any partitions from it anymore, but I had the Partuuid in fstab. Had to plug the main drive of the system into another one to fix fstab....

  • If he can fit in it, he sits in it

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  • If it fits, I sits

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • Well, i'd ditch that one for it's power consumption (65w tdp is like a lot for a server) but that may not be an issue to you. Situations differ, needs differ. I had a quick look around at eBay and the like where I am and all I could get for that price was a crappy i3 4xxx or comparable, so you might see why the raspberry is a good offer to me.

    That's why I'm against flat-out "yeah, the pi is not worth it" or "the pi is the bee's knees" statements. It's a tool among many and ought to be used as such and I dislike when there is this mob mentality pro or Contra anything. The pi has it's uses and there are.many cases where it's not the ideal option. I'll never recommend the pi or anything else flat out.

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • Which nuc did you get for that money? Is that NUC actually faster than the Pi 5? I've seen a ton of people claiming this and then it actually wasn't. I mean, it that's what's on offer where you live, great! It's certainly harder to find where I am. Is an SD card that expensive where you are? I mean, a SanDisk Extreme blahblah 256gb is 25 bucks here. Case costs about 5 to 10 bucks. Power supply is Free. Most ppl have a USB power supply capable of running a pi at hand.

    Why wouldn't the zero 2w have the ability to run peripherals? Of course it can. Besides: why would I want to run peripherals and a display on my pihole?

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • You quotemined half of my sentence and acted smug. Nice. The second (conventiently left out) part explained why I don't get that there needs to be active opposition at all. Yet, that didn't quite look dumb enough to drop a ride one liner, did it?

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • Thing is, the RPi 5 8gb costs 94€ after tax, so 75.in Us-before-tax-pricing. At least where I live, that's not a bad price for the package. Bedsides, the gap they filled is still addressed by the Zero 2W which is dead cheap for it's capabilities.

  • Raspberry Pi is now manufacturing 70,000 Pi 5s per week, will surge to 90,000 in February

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  • Look, I don't know why there is so much Opposition to the pi,.since it's just one of many tools we have at our disposal to get stuff done the way we want it and I don't get why there has to be an objective best all around solution. If the Pi is what you are looking for: buy that, it's nice that it has the things it has, it's relatively low power and it's tiny. If you are looking for more, buy more.

    Of course there is faster stuff that's older. For my setup, I want tiny and I want fast enough to host low-performance stuff like Home assistant, Baby buddy, an art stack, you get the jist. For this purpose a Pi that.goes into a literal drawer was exactly the thing I was looking for. It's basically used to replace the VPS I have for security sensitive stuff (Vaultwarden). So "marginally more power" is still wasted power for me. It sits in a tiny cabinet next to my router now, happily serving me the wheel of time audiobooks and telling me when my.kid has.last eaten.

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  • PCIe is mainly for SSDs, you don't need those things with that.