This vulnerability fundamentally undermines data security, particularly in the cloud environment where many users share the same hardware resources.

Intel gets punched again.

We do too much of it.

Thriving on solitude is a learned skill. It takes most people time to get used to. Some never do and desperately jump between relationships. This is just my personal observations.

AI support is equivalent to an interactive and searchable FAQ.

This sounds like a good idea.

Most likely they are voting out of fear for the other side. They are told that the other party is scary and that they will eat their children. They are insulated and won’t hear you.

I have one PC on gnome and another on kde. I like them both for what they are. I lean towards gnome though. Looks nice, feels nice. I don’t find myself needing more functionality than what is there. I tried mimicing gnome in kde, for fun. Didn’t quite get there. I appreciate simplicity where possible.

Will you get the itch after you start seeing trailers, praise and hear people talk about playing it?

Ctrl+F3 disables the hud.

It is possible that you are running the windows version. You can find out in properties of the game. If the ‘force compatability tool’ is checked, under compatability, it will download the windowns version and run it through compatability layers. Otherwise you might have just seen the dialog about precompiling shaders.

Worth noting that sometimes developers make a linux version of their game, but neglects maintaining it. In those cases it is preferable to just run the windows version with comp layers. I think the linux native valheim version is alright though. Good devs.

Valheim runs natively on linux. No need to install compatability layers. Can also probably use steams screenshot button or whatever your desktop enviroment uses.

If they would do the steam sale prices 100% of the time, I bet people would buy their games over there.

That is why i keep most media as AVC/ACC mp4s. So to avoid transcoding. All video is 1080p or less. On a 1 Gb line.

Jellyfin on arch behind nginx. I connect with VPN, through NAT or on the local network. What else to say? I have noticed that syncplay is significantly more reliable through nginx. Not sure why that is. But it is still fragile. I’ve had this issue unresolved so long that I am just living with it. If it works, great. If it doesn’t, then i don’t use it.

Clients: firefox, jellyfin client, chrome, android client. The issue is pretty consistent across them all.

I mostly keep 8bit AVC/ACC, 2-channel mp4s. Some h265 as well. I have not noticed a pattern. Syncplay seem agnostic to encodings and filetypes.

I get the feeling that i am far from alone on this issue. There are threads out there.

Jellyfin ia great! But syncplay breaks if you snease.

I can guess what you are alluding to. But explain anyways.

The issues are probably gonna pop up when teachers and students bring incompatible ms office documents from home, and start complaining. Excel is the one I have run in to most, not always being compatible with libreoffice.

Once they figure out chatgpt can walk them through the process of installation, it becomes easy to learn and I bet they will become linux lovers.

Gonna require some more wise investments in open source and free software. Which require awareness from decision makers.

This one is hard. Only after having had every possible reasonable solution rejected, reaching the domain of frustration, do you realise that that perhaps they don’t even want help. No words. Just nods.