Notices by :gnu:+bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 (bonifartius@qoto.org)

@sun every time:

@lain "wurzellose kosmopoliten" wär der klassiker ausm linken spektrum :)

again 100% fascist talk by people who call themselves "antifa" in this thread.

give me easy savory breakfast foods

@icedquinn @p @r000t @adiz @Sophistifunk @prettygood
> inZOI’s realistic graphics allow players to immerse themselves in the life they have dreamed of.

strong vibes of "stange days". good that people seem to like indie drug dealer games better :)

@Sophistifunk @p @icedquinn @prettygood @adiz @r000t we only need good games again now xD

@lain am schönsten ist immer wenn selensky irgendwas fordert und alle euros angekrochen kommen und liefern :awesome_rotate:

wer ist im quartett der gewinner? stalin oder der grosse mao?

why would people suddenly start to say things that were wrong when all their careers they didn't?

corruption? unlikely, they risked or forfeited their careers, social credit or even their whole existence (debanking etc.)

psyops? maybe? i'd venture it's hard to psyop people into saying the very opposite of their professional convictions if it carries the hefty social penalty described above. laymen are much an easier target.

@CapitalB sure, but what about vanden bossche? or john campbell where you can follow the process of reasoning over years now. both are painted as nutjobs. while people who have no expertise blurb about "trust the science" with "the science" being the one position the leadership selected as correct - without having any clue aside lobbyist money.

> "Klar ist: Wolodymyr Selenskyj ist der legitime Präsident der Ukraine, und er ist derjenige, der für die Ukrainerinnen und Ukrainer verhandelt und niemand sonst."

klar ist das zelenskeee millionen von ukrainern an der ausreise hindert und sie an der front verheizt.

@gvs @kangaroo5383 "it's not fascism if it targets people i don't like! it's democracy!

new bullshit term dropped: "nato-near airspace"

@p @RedTechEngineer @phnt @nyanide @raphiel_shiraha_ainsworth
the standard rpi cm 4 baseboard has a pcie port (haven't found one for cm5 with pcie port yet) and there are four-port sata boards made for it, guess that should work fine for my purposes.

@p @dsm @RedTechEngineer @phnt @nyanide
flat mate once had removed the bottom cover of a shitty lenovo e series placing the heat sink onto ice packs to reinstall win7. during installation some drivers were missing so the fans didn't spin up and the thing would overhead from copying files.

@dsm @RedTechEngineer @phnt @p @nyanide have a happy rms to brighten your day

@phnt @RedTechEngineer @p @nyanide @raphiel_shiraha_ainsworth zfs is nice when used for what it was made for, on a server serving data :)

> Running it under Linux is also probably a bad idea, just use vanilla FreeBSD or TrueNAS.

iirc openzfs is now the same code base everywhere. i never had problems with the linux port. what i like with zfs is that the tools have a pretty good user interface, like that "zpool status" is providing sane descriptions about what is broken and how to fix it.

@p @RedTechEngineer @phnt @nyanide @raphiel_shiraha_ainsworth i didn't know about the sata stuff for rpis, for a while i was eyeing rockpro64 because it has two sata ports so it could do a raid.

the turing board looks _really_ nice, thanks for the picture! i don't think i have the funds for the board and more than one compute module right now, but it would likely solve all my server needs i have here :)

i will follow up the rpi-cm-sata lead, a first search seems promising

@phnt @RedTechEngineer @p @nyanide @raphiel_shiraha_ainsworth but i will try out these fs and see if they are any good - i tend to stick to the classic ones as they are so well tested by now.

@phnt @RedTechEngineer @p @nyanide @raphiel_shiraha_ainsworth this still limits their usability imo, because many interesting uses need storage to write to.

i'm not a hardware guy, i just wonder why so few boards include sata or m.2 ports.

i'd really love an inexpensive arm board with many sata ports to build a small nas with. you don't need much cpu power or much ram do do this, only a decent network interface.

@p @RedTechEngineer @phnt @nyanide @raphiel_shiraha_ainsworth what i'd really like was something inexpensive with good storage options, like two sata ports for a raid or something. i don't really like to burn through sd cards all the time :ultra_fast_parrot: that would really help with hosting stuff at home.

still would leave the problem that my connection has shit upload bandwith. maybe i could get a business account from the cable provider or starlink or whatever to fix that, but it's another topic.