It’s like people who drink. Your body develops a tolerance to spice and the capsaicin response gradually eases over time. Most people who enjoy spicy food are selective about the types of food they prefer to be spicy. It’s still about the flavour in the end and the heat just enhances that.

This sounds interesting. Can you suggest any additional articles on the topic?

https://github.com/nicholas-fedor/watchtower

Switched awhile back, no issues.

Got it. Never even thought about looking into books when I was getting into the hobby. It was all just searching and following online guides. I am curious if there’s anything out there other than the typical linux/networking stuff.

Guys, OP is asking for recommendations for books about self-hosting, not recommendations on how to self-host books.

I’ve been on purelymail.com for a couple of years. Receive about 1000 emails a month and send out about 50. Averaging around $0.40/month. They also have a flat rate option of $10/year as long as you don’t abuse the system.

This was a surprisingly entertaining video about how GPUs are made. Yeston is the weird kid on the block but I like to see them trying things.

I saw this in the selfhosted newsletter and decided to give it a shot. I liked stirling but also found it slow. My first reaction after trying Bento was “this is magic, how does this work?”

I have it running on a pi4 now.

https://wg-nord.pages.dev/

https://github.com/bubuntux/nordlynx#how-to-get-your-private_key

Probably the latter. It made things easy when I first started using nord but I quickly removed it and imported wireguard configs into network manager. If they add split tunneling, I’ll start using it again.

I took a quick look and was shocked to see prices are at least double for used thinkcentres compared to what I usually see here in Canada. Why are they so expensive in Germany?

Also trying the flatpak version might be worth a shot.

flatpak install flathub org.jellyfin.JellyfinServer

"Intel will continue to have GPU product offerings,”

The headline is misleading. GPU offering could refer to their integrated GPUs rather than discrete cards.

Basically. It has an authentication layer. Will watch with interest to see how adoption goes.

“several heavyweight publishers and tech companies – Reddit, Yahoo, People, O’Reilly Media, Medium, and Ziff Davis (ZDNET’s parent company) – have developed a response: the Really Simple Licensing (RSL) standard.”

https://www.zdnet.com/home-and-office/networking/ais-free-web-scraping-days-may-be-over-thanks-to-this-new-licensing-protocol/

I was expecting it to be within the first few millions of years but the article says first fraction of a second. As a normie, this is brain-breaking stuff for me.

It’s from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GeFEwNfLZg

I watched the video when it came out. The soup shot is a high extraction (similar to espresso), quick pull, low pressure shot with relatively fine grinds.

I’m intrigued but not enough to replace my aeropress atm.

How much of all this tariff stuff is performative? With all the exclusions, that top line number will apply to very few actual goods. I don’t think anyone is naive enough to believe Trump has anything against Russian interests.

With the amount of ray-traced reflections in the game, I doubt the ps5 with the previous gen amd gpu can even hit 40fps with a 1440 render resolution. It would probably have to drop to 1080 or less. It’s definitely going to be game that will be best played on pc.

Isn’t GTA6 targeting 30fps for the base PS5?

I hate that I’ve got to the point that if something goes wrong, I know it’s 99.9% user error and can’t blame anyone else.