My Lenovo has a built in sliding camera block that’s pretty cool. But uninstalling windows also works.

Oh ya, the newest dog at the dog park is always a celebrity.

that little maneuver just cost us 50 years

Lol, I foraged in the produce section. The gray stuff on the prosciutto is portabella, oyster, and shiitake.

Palmer Lucky turning into a Bond villain wasn’t exactly something I expected when I first saw him pushing the original Kickstarter Oculus

Now I want a Slayer cover of this.

It’s on Senator Cory Booker’s channel, we’ll see if it stays up.

It’s on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jiehEMlNiCI

*Edit, the domain looks weird, but it’s legit I guess Belgium is hosting this

Thanks, I hate it.

It’s because for the corpo, it’s cheaper to say it might hurt you than to not say anything at all.

I use the same naming convention as you for stacks, but since I’m running a docker swarm I have to mount the NFS in the exact same way on all my nodes, which are just 3 R-Pi 4s. It’s a little janky in that if the NFS goes offline all my services go along with it. Traefik works really well with a swarm, especially when you have it set to auto pick up any services and proxy them.

I do, thanks. I even write my own units sometimes for the botnet.

I actually use Debian btw. Arch in a VM on Proxmox.

Yeah, I would at least try a different distro before tossing the GPU

Which distro? Switch to Wayland, I’ve only experienced screen tearing with Xorg. Edit, it’s probably your hardware.

I use Niri on triple screens with different sizes and refresh rates, it’s all seamless. Plus per-monitor scroll up/down left/right. I have an Nvidia GPU, they seem to have worked out all the problems with Wayland support.

Niri. I know it’s not a DE, but it’s currently my fav.

I’ve used Frigate for a few years with up to 5 cameras, but 100 might be pushing it for a single card. I’m fond of the Google Coral M.2 chips for inference like the software maintainer recommends. You would need about ~5-10 I’d guess, and 1 low tier GPU if you’re not transcoding too much. I talked to the guy that made the project a few years ago when it was still small, and he helped me with FFmpeg parameters to get Cuda h.265 decoding. Which is also important, depending on your cameras. Maybe talk to him directly through GitHub.

Cliphist sounds like it might work for you. Depending on what’s running under Gnome you might need a few dependencies.