I’ve never seen this before. Thank you

For a solid 5 seconds I thought the JPEG rendered wrong

Sauce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saJosyIxvBE

Marvin Barry? I thought you were playing a high school Under-The-Sea-themed prom, in this, this the year of our Lord, 1955.

For their databases:

• Postgress
• DuckDB

https://duckduckgo.com/duckai/privacy-terms

Joe Cocker - You Can Leave Your Hat On (Official Video)

That’s a really promising idea but the article only presents one use case…

Also it’s hard not to meme this. Like “what else will they think of? Touching grass…”

I completely forgot that I went to PopOS before Bazzite.

I still like it but I was tinkering too much with it before I knew how to stay out of trouble.

Holy shit! It’s real

Windows - > Powertoys - > Winget - > Win Debloater - > Minimal Windows - > Bazite - > Debian

Totally. It has had HDR support on KDE for about a year (?) but no games I’ve tried work.

I couldn’t get Nvida to work reliably with HDR. It would run, but I’d always get a crash after a bit.

Im on Bazzite with a 3080ti GE Proton

Your happiness is infectious and people around you start being happy.

Microsoft is a collection of fiefdoms, each led by a Lord (Product Manager) who drive projects which have two possible motivations: 1) promotion 2) bonus. Quality is not a factor and hasn’t been for decades. Cohesion? No. The lords sometimes fight amongst themselves. They serve the line go up. Everything is line go up. There is no bottom to the products. Line must go up

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Archer

While I get that SO can be monstrously unhelpful, database optimization is a whole profession so I think we need a bit more to help

A few directions we could go here: Post your SQL query. This could be a structure or query issue. Best case, we could do some query optimization. Also, have you looked into indexing?

Where are your bottlenecks coming from? Is your server desined for a I/O intensive workload like databases. Sequential read speed is not a good metrix.

What about concurrency? If this is is super read/write intensive, optimization could depend on where data is written while you’re reading

I get where you’re coming from. You could revisit the contributions you’ve made and the messages and replies you’ve received. The difference is that those ARE meaningful and hopefully in a good way. I think Reddit actively pushes the concept of karma because it’s an great engagement metric and they love that.

My opinion is that Reddit is captured and driven to push engagement for advertising revenue at the expense of meaningful interaction. Lemmy is a platform where that engagement metric is only intrinsic to the individual. People are here because they want to have meaningful conversations? Maybe I’m dreaming

Look into a VPS + pangolin or headscale Also, check out Crowdsec

Would you be willing to share which one can be had for that cheap?

I got one as recommended by my doctor and the results changed my life. A lot of things came up, but a couple were “very high sensitivity”. I just focused on those