emulio

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by emulio 1mo ago
btw, llama-swap provides a nice UI for monitoring performance and logs, and even the ability to stop an infinite session that consumes GPU resources (sometimes that happens). Does the llama.cpp UI provide the same? If not, it is too early t
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by emulio 3mo ago
A package (like a .deb) is a static artifact. It can be hashed, mirrored, and GPG-signed. Package managers usually verify that signature before any pre/post-install scripts. A "curl <some_url> | bash" pipe is a dynamic
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by emulio 3mo ago
The installation method they officially propagate is dangerous. curl -fsSL https://mimo.xiaomi.com/install | bash This is usually a PoC (Proof of concept) way to install something on a temporary container or temporary V
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by emulio 3mo ago
Why is OpenCode awful?
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by emulio 3mo ago
This appears to be an LXC-style alternative for macOS; however, unlike native LXC on Linux, this tool relies on VMs. While Docker and Podman also utilize a VM on macOS, they offer the advantage of the Docker Compose format. In my view, the
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by emulio 6mo ago
I hope Opera will be resurrected on the old Presto engine. It was amazingly fast. Back then, Chromium and Firefox were much slower.
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by emulio 8mo ago
I do. I use it, alongside other browsers, because I prefer different browsers for different types of tasks.
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by emulio 8mo ago
Honestly, I'm reacting a bit against the "YOLO" install culture common on Windows and macOS – just double-clicking and hoping for the best. I specifically use CachyOS, an Arch-based Linux distribution, because it emphasizes
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by emulio 8mo ago
Not for Linux. I am using Linux on my desktop.
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by emulio 8mo ago
That's a nice idea, but I'm hesitant to use automatic installation scripts like this, even if I review them carefully. I prefer manual steps – downloading the file, placing it in the correct directory. Also, I use custom profile d
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by emulio 1y ago
I wish to use Graphene OS, but I can't force myself to buy a Pixel Phone, I don't like the design.
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by emulio 1y ago
> it was too complex to maintain and Microsoft decided to take the easy road. This is a common confusion. WSL1 is not deprecated, and both WSL1 and WSL2 continue to be developed and supported in parallel by Microsoft. This is example of