Good question.
Debian doesn’t often require a reboot, but the longer you go, and if you need kernel modules (nvidia is the worst at this) you might need to reboot to keep everything in sync.
My suggestion: raspberry pi, like 1st edition, keep the key very secure, give it a usb serial console. When the server reboots, enter the password that way. It’s your emergency console.
Meh, made it a few times.
Some images treat volumes differently .
Looking at you, nextcloud.
Was on KDE 2, KDE 3 was absolutely incredible, ran it on Mac when it was supported on xquartz.
4 was a mess, but got better, 5 & 6 are fine, but it’s overall far better than any other DE, it’s just so customizable, the only other thing that comes close is xmonad or something.
There are 4 core romes, no idea why anyone would buy one (think they keep most of the ddr and pcie links) but still.
https://www.dustinhome.se/product/5020033444/amd-epyc-4124p-38ghz-4c-8t-16mb-socket-am5-tray
4 core Milan.
Sigh.
Lemmy.world is the safe, gateway drug for lemmy, the Marijuana as it were, a way to recruit normies without scaring them.
After people get comfortable they can move to instances that suit them better.
But the defederation serves a purpose, it’s like saying ‘I believe in completely free speech!!!’ then spamming kids with animal torture porn.
I don’t understand ‘beyond repair’?
The hardware is damaged by a kernel upgrade?
It’s not impossible, merely unheard of.
This is stupid, businesses just use busybox and move on.
Nobody is freaking out that their smart toaster doesn’t have the full version of troff.
Fw.
Bought the 1st Gen, it had issues with power management, but I pulled the board and put it in one of their cases and threw in a 7840u, it’s a monster and just slays.
Their new Gen has discrete GPUs as an option if you have more money than sense.
Yes, but by very little.
You’re saving on GPU processing, but that’s unlikely to be that much for browsing.
I mean, they added a ton of features, especially minor or niche ones, but a lot of amazing ones like KDEConnect too.
But what makes KDE the best is that the features don’t get in the way of core functionality anymore, the basic DE is always safe and they generally layer stuff on such that it doesn’t break anything.
So basically the opposite of most of modern software nowadays.