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.

I think it is just for the haptics alone. I can only compare it to the XB1 controller that I also have but the difference in haptics is worth paying for if that’s important to you. I also think the build quality on the PS5 controllers are better. After the latest firmware update,you can now pair it to multiple devices and easily switch between them. The weak point is the battery.

Here in Toronto, there are a bunch of places that advertise fixing PS5 controllers and using hall effects replacements for around $25. I had my controller replaced under warranty for stick drift after 10 months. Now that it’s out of warranty, I’ll be using one of these services when (not if) it happens again.

Good point.

There was a video recently from either Level1Techs or GamersNexus about the recent intel event. In it, they mentioned one of the unforeseen outcomes of Microsoft forcing this upgrade cycle is increased adoption of Macs for corporate laptops. If Apple manages to make significant inroads in the office space, I doubt MS will try this again. Although. we are in the enshittification era and it’s all about squeezing the customer instead of trying to keep or gain new ones.

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

One person asked for this. It has been an obsession of Adams’ (PCWorld) since he started sniffing the exhaust of steam decks. There was one vendor at CES selling scented thermal paste. I find the whole thing hilarious.

I admit I was wrong to dismiss this issue early on as defects that fall in line with typical RMA %. It’s crazy to me how this remains a mystery with all the monitoring tools available to experts. If AMD knew why, they would’ve already told ASRock instead of allowing this kind of self-immolation.

I’ve been on Neo Launcher ever since Nova was sold. It’s FOSS and has the features you’re looking for but not nearly what Nova had. Been happy with it all this time.

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.

Maybe. I don’t know how to decide right/wrong for prices given how varied value judgments are. It’s not for me but if I spent $$$ for a 5090, I’d be all over this cable in a heartbeat.

Seems inline with prices for this type of cable. Also, it’s probably only useful for people buying $1000+ gpus.

• “requirements are only applicable to users in China”
• “restrictions will not apply to previous versions of ColorOS” (<16)
• “unlocking the bootloader won’t void the phone’s warranty”

While not ideal, it’s also not the end of the world.

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.

You would use your home directory in place of %h

https://fedoramagazine.org/automate-backups-with-restic-and-systemd

That’s the guide I followed to automate my backups.

You seem to be looking for conflict, I don’t see a good reason to oblige. Have a nice day.

Poor choice of words on my part. Should’ve said better.