With hardware acceleration.

Computing power isn’t just a general quantity. Networking devices have dedicated chips in them to perform various parts of processes. (Encryption, decryption, encoding, decoding, compression, decompression, etc.)

That’s hardware acceleration. There are chips that are super efficient and powerful but they can only do that one thing.

That’s fine if you know exactly what the device is going to be for, so you can put in the exact chips it needs to do only what it needs to do.

You wont get windows in Grub, but since you’re using separate drives, you can boot each one by just setting the boot drive in BIOS.

You can also look up how to add windows later, once you have fedora working and re-enable the drive with windows.

This should be sufficient. Go for it.

That is a distinction without a difference.

They are both images depicting a drivable path, on a flat surface.

How is it misleading?

The title asks “can you fool a self driving car” and the thumbnail illustrates a cartoon situation that immediately explains how they will attempt to do so in the video.

The video then goes on to not only answer the question, but explore the technology involved in-depth.

It MORE than delivers on the “clickbait”.

Thumbnails can’t be subtle, they typically get viewed at a tiny size compared to the full video and that’s why large high-contrast features work better than a random screencap from the video.

Why would children be interested in anything?

Have you never seen educational content before that wraps up potentially boring teachings in an exciting narrative?

Yes.

If your keyboard is RGB, you could even color-code your F-keys according to what they do.

I’ve had the steam overlay bound to shift+f12 for years, for this exact reason.

Also, framedata and system usage overlay toggle on shift+f9, obs recording on shift+f11, and linux terminal on shift+f10.

You mention timeshift, did you restore to the working snapshot after selecting it in grub, then reboot AGAIN?

Booting a snapshot, does not restore from it. When booting a snapshot from grub, you need to open timeshift, restore the snapshot, then boot up a second time (this time without selecting it in grub).

Otherwise, you didn’t really restore it, you just booted into it, and if you re-attempted the broken update, messed the snapshot up, too (leaving you with no working snapshot to go back to).

It should just be a matter of forwarding the righ subpath in your reverse proxy.

There should be a page for most reverse proxy setups in the jellyfin docs.

SyncPlay.

It’s a people icon in the top right in most clients that support it.

Users can set up a group, and other users can then see and join that group. Any media played in the group is played on all clients in the group.

He’s kinda grown up with his audience. I dropped out of watching as I hit adulthood, then tuned back in for his “meme review” phase, where the inside joke was that everyone watching was a nine-year-old, when in reality he already had an aging audience.

He eventually grew bored with the format (and at that point already he made it clear he was doing it for fun, not because he needed to). The view counts steadily trended downwards as he switched to making videos he wanted to make, instead of ones that made money, as he was set by then.

At some point he ran a book-club style format, because he wanted to get into reading more. At least some portion of the fanbase was into that, but at that point he lost a lot of viewership.

Nowadays he seems to post very infrequently, and it seems to mostly be vlog-style content about family life and living in Japan.

That would probably be ReVanced, modded version of the official client. Fully supports both, just enable em from the settings.

The integrated GPU in your processor is not an additional bit of computing power your computer is not using, but special software that can use your processor to put out graphics if a dedicated GPU is missing. It is extremely inferior at processing graphics compared to the real dedicated GPU, and if you were running firefox to watch (Not decode) youtube, you would very likely see things like screen tearing as the processor struggled to keep up.

This is straight up wrong. You are confusing GPUs with display adapters.

iGPUs are an actual on-die GPU, consiting of their own hardware, present on the die in addition to the CPU.

They can game. They can hardware decode and encode media, etc. They are full GPUs. Some are even quite powerful, though usually you’ll find them to be designed for everyday use and only light gaming.

The GPU in every recent game console is technically an iGPU, same goes for phones, and the Steamdeck.

They do not “translate” GPU instructions into running on the CPU cores.

That’s software rendering, and is what CPUs do when there isn’t an iGPU at all. (Though they’ll still need a display adapter, which a GPU can act as. But a display adapter doesn’t need to be a full on GPU. And iGPUs aren’t just display adapters.)

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There is.

You can add a taskbar icon for KDE night color. Clicking it opens a panel with a toggle, and quick acess to the full settings page. It should be in the config for the taskbar icon applet.

KDE also lets you set it to specific times if you want, maybe it didn’t use to?

KDE has similar functionality built-in. (Called night color, you can find it in display settings, and add a control icon in the taskbar).

Naw. If someone goes out of their way to downvote everything you post, that’s no longer crowd-sourced user curation.

It’s a deliberate action taken to suppress certain content, rather than filter out the good from the bad.

Yeah I’m pretty sure the banks would shut down anything that clones NFC payment functionality onto a device without them knowing about it.