Yep same. I got an Intel Arc card for transcoding and it plays on anything perfectly now.

To get a better look at Buddy Christ, of course.

Bring on that 800x600 goodness.

And make it connect with an RJ-45 so you can swap out for a connection device for your own carrier instead of some stupid proprietary interface.

I blame that 100% on Nvidia. Buying an Nvidia card these days for Linux makes about as much sense as buying an iPhone to run Android. Linus summed it up well https://youtu.be/iYWzMvlj2RQ

The number of applications that run through xwayland is shrinking every day.

X is dead.

Gonna need a new release of Skyrim too.

It’d be an easy battle. The last iRobot device I had was a fickle piece of junk that’d error out constantly or ignore virtual walls. I’m on my second Roborock vacuum now and am very impressed with how well they work. I gave my first one away and it’s still working great for the person I gave it to.

You could run jellyfin on your desktop and use that to stream shows to your tablet. Or VLC works for connecting to network file shares and you could play from that.

There are so many movies and shows with bad audio. I just leave the subtitles on all the time.

They had to modify the vehicle for the movie as the stock speedometer in the delorean only went to 85 mph.

That wouldn’t work with every dishwasher I’ve ever had. They all start the cycle by draining any liquid in the dishwasher before they fill to run the first pre-wash cycle.

Girls Do Porn

The number of bugs I’ve encountered on HPE server hardware that cause full system lockups is insane. They’ve sent out engineering and collected logs and released new firmwares based on bugs I’ve found and been able to reliably replicate. Unfortunately, it took years of tickets, and wasted weekends to finally get them to admit it was their issue. Their iLO firmware is pretty buggy and I’ve had many problems with it over the years. To be fair Dell’s iDRAC has bugs too, and their lifecycle controllers leave much to be desired, but thankfully none have been showstoppers like I’ve experienced with HPE gear.

HPE’s storage systems have been quite problematic for me as well. I ran some of their EVA P6000 arrays back in the day and had too many scary moments keeping those online. I switched to Compellent arrays after that and they were awesome. Unfortunately, Dell retired that line in 2021, so now I’m giving their Powerstore arrays a try and so far the experience has been good.

Their servers and storage systems are absolute garbage.

He gets a timeout and no dessert after dinner

This so true. I’ve had some quotes for Splunk over the years and every one I get is so ridiculously expensive that it can’t even be considered.

I miss the good ’ ol FCKGW-RHQQ2-YXRKT-8TG6W-2B7Q8 days.