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Navidrome is planning on multi user ability, some parts of it already implemented.
But spinning a navidrone service up is so easy (proxmox helper script ftw) you can just spin up multiple side by side with some shared and some private libraries.
One does not simply “invent” the restrictions of reality.
Either extra dimensions exist and always have or they don’t
Hardware does not need a steep upfront costs.
You don’t need a nasa pc to run nextcloud, larger businesses routinely trow away machines that are beyond what you need. Chances are family of a member already has some machines they where going to trow away. Your hardware priorities are most cpu cores with as much compatible ram.
The advantages of having your own hardware is you can run multiple local servers and let members experience without additional costs. Imagine it like a private mini internet run by members that only is accessible at location.
I highly recommend proxmox as a server os which has 1 line helper script commands that create a whole nextcloud installation and others automatically, its also very easy to backup those.
What does anarchy (the fact entities can act independently of others) have to with this?
Anarchy isn’t a solution nor a problem it just *is *and nothing a human does can chance that.
You trying to get involved to fix the bad rules is an act of anarchy if no one else is telling you to do so.
Enough that deaf people should be able to hear the inability to control the volume of your voice as the topic excites you
Quite the opposite i dont need things to be perfect to enjoy them. “Gold” is pretty high up
Skyrim was an amazing game that i sunk way more time in and i love cyberpunk77 but to reach my subjective silver or gold the main gameplay has to be something other then violence.
Stanley parable and portal instantly come To mind as making the tribunal.
The Sims was my first love but doesn’t make the tribunal cause enshitification.
Minecraft cant make the list because the therapeutic effects it gave me right when my young self needed it transcends it being labeled a video game. Minecraft simply is an aspect of my life even if i don’t play for years and lost track of updates since cave n cliffs.
There is truth that i generally am uninterested in most tripple A games.
Outer Wilds is a gold standard to how i want my video games to be like.
Janeway: personally terrorises the borg
No it was drawn by pmjv author of analog nowhere, who makes content exclusively for lemmy.
Shame it wasn’t credited.
Check out their other work at Unix surrealism
Got any of em helper Scripts for proxmox to get gpu passtrough working please? 🥺
Whatever you do, do not look into the eyes of the pizza delivery person that lives in our serverroom, do not accept their goods. Its a trap.
It works for me.
I agree with the sentiment but not the logic.
Chromebooks popularity is down to them being one of the cheapests laptops to buy in bulk for schools.
The “google” label is also somewhat attracting to them because familiarity and having plenty of experience, resources to build, update, support the platform, provide documentation. This for every language.
A new linux alternative would mean they have to source compatible cheap devices they can buy in bulk and have to install it themselves on every one. A class i personally would love but is beyond what most schools can do.
The few open source devs are also unlikely to provide that much support as schools may require. For (slightly bigger) reference my job is deep into the Microsoft ecosystem and we have “colleagues” paid by microsoft that provide consultancy on their stuff. (And to make sure they keep us as a customer)
I hate it, i think tech literacy is important but this isnt something a new distro can fix.
Definitely a vibe.
Traffic with complete misinformed expectations is generally undesirable. There have been reports of places getting lots of negative reviews because of this.
Thats cause their home is clean and organised which streamlines the process of getting minor things done with no distractions or further chaos.
Whispers “try proxmox”
You dont need to limit yourself to just one, feel free to diversify your presence.
But for a real answer: The smaller ones; The smaller the more respecfull they feel.
Though more users does demonstrate capabilities. Not every server is fast or stable.
Its almost certainly something like this, i bet its actually all coming from replicator allowance.
In voyager, Harry Kim mentioned saving up replicator rations to replicate a clarinet. I assume the same can be done for any hobby.
Nothing would stop anyone from slowly replicating an entire kitchen (except maybe physical space constraints), then replicating basic ingredients to cook everything else, possibly even saving rations that would go to complex dishes in the long term.