The first combined product is the Arduino UNO Q and built off the Qualcomm Dragonwing platform with a focus on AI capabilities.
Joy of joys.
curbstickle
joined 3 months ago
Pretty much everyone around here uses the default name. So its a bunch of "ARRRIS_xxxx", "Netgear_xxxx", and the occasional "LASTNAME".
Nothing fun aside from us unfortunately.
Ita an optional setting when you delete, yes. Default is to only delete the account I believe. Whether federated services respect that content deletion request is another matter.
Media is deleted with it as of lemmy v19 I think.
It was 2ish years ago that it was brought up that not being able to delete content as well would be a GDPR issue, and the option was added.
Honestly, exactly what I expected based on the other behavior.
YDI/YDM.
You are also missing #4 of the posting guidelines. No, your comments after the screenshot do not qualify, there is no substance there. It does provide some insight into what you posted, though not the way you were probably hoping it would be interpreted.
Because stamets didnt want all of the other content, which was exhaustive, to be on .world I would assume. I can understand that, the original of this post was just an unfortunate casualty, and a temporary one at that.
Plenty of info was also posted on his dbzer0 acct after the move.
A home in the same area, same beach front style, currently listed at $1.5m
- 4BR/4BA
- 2100sq ft
- Last sold 8 years ago for $566k
- Originally sold in 2011 for $140k (land only)
So new construction, was 1/3 the price just a few years back. Its current valuation and what the judge her former rep husband bought it for was likely nowhere near a price that would be "dayam" territory.
Chaptarr is looking like it will be the choice, still really early though. Readarr + reading-glasses should work well enough for you in the meantime until chaptarr is in a better spot in development for regular use.
Hey, you do you. Good luck with the upgrade.
For one thing, snaps.
More options and configuration flexibility, longer support historically from the community, including security, etc. If youre going to do a huge dist-upgrade, you're bordering on reinstall territory as is, which is why I mention it.
Ubuntu will be more willing to incorporate newer updates more quickly, Debian will be a more consistently stable upgrade path, avoids unnecessary services from install so less attack vectors and less security update needs from the jump.
If youre still on 20.04, I'd really recommend just going vanilla Debian.
Only an impact if the client device doesnt support av1. Then it needs to transcode.
The "various devices" you mention are your potential pitfalls here.