My current MiniPC setup
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@raffaele it's a ready made one. I bought it exactly one year ago. It's initially been configured as my home server (FreeBSD) but then, in May, I realized it was too much for my home needs. So I reconfigured my former fanless Qotom Intel i7 as home server and "upgraded" this to my workstation. It's a Minisforum UM790 Pro
@raffaele Having a look - I paid it 100 euros less than its current price. 😔
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My current MiniPC setup
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@evren yes, it is
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@raffaele Having a look - I paid it 100 euros less than its current price. 😔
@stefano Thanks, Minisforum was suggested by others too. Right now it seems like the best deal for money is a Mac mini. But I need something more flexible than macOS (Asahi is not enough mature)
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@stefano Thanks, Minisforum was suggested by others too. Right now it seems like the best deal for money is a Mac mini. But I need something more flexible than macOS (Asahi is not enough mature)
@raffaele unfortunately, prices are skyrocketing at the moment
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@catavz for Void, you can't select it during installation, but you have to do it manually.
I'd say Proxmox, but it has a total different purpose.@stefano 1/2
Actually, I tried to install FreeBSD on my previous laptop, Lemur from System 76. But I guess the Linux Gods didn't allow it. GhostBSD failed to boot on the first attempt due to a disk issue. BastilleBSD couldn't install the desktop. FreeBSD 15 installation was successful, and the desktop was installed. There were problems with installing jail via template with Bastille. -
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Actually, I tried to install FreeBSD on my previous laptop, Lemur from System 76. But I guess the Linux Gods didn't allow it. GhostBSD failed to boot on the first attempt due to a disk issue. BastilleBSD couldn't install the desktop. FreeBSD 15 installation was successful, and the desktop was installed. There were problems with installing jail via template with Bastille.@stefano 2/2
I think there are still some things that aren't quite right with the packagebase system. Finally, the Lemur laptop reverted back to its original Ubuntu operating system. The difference is that it's Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and root on ZFS. -
@evren yes, it is
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@stefano 2/2
I think there are still some things that aren't quite right with the packagebase system. Finally, the Lemur laptop reverted back to its original Ubuntu operating system. The difference is that it's Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and root on ZFS.@catavz Things are improving - fast - and in 15.1 will be even better. I'm waiting for it to be ready 🙂
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@evren no, I haven't. On FreeBSD I'm using Wayland and on the other BSDs, the embedded X server
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@Pare sarebbe interessante capire perché è stata aggiunta la parte di pseudogratificazione dell'utente (la dipendenza è ovvia, ma questa è qualcosa in più) @aitech
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@eldritch48 also (still in theory) to establish whether punishment is warranted, or who's at fault when bad things happen.
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@dmoonfire no points for originality ;-) but indisputable effectiveness!
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@cafeindy si ma il problema non è il mezzo di trasporto, il problema è che la signora non ci sta con la testa e non ci sono servizi che se ne prendano cura.
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@atomicpoet (withOUT?)
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@conniptions @mcc I would pick it up just based on the title and probably be very surprised by the content, it would seem
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@mau
Anche a me ultimamente è capitato di provare un servizio di #ImbonitoreArtificiale (IA).Stessa dinamica: facevo domande impersonali, ricevevo risposte enfatiche e sbagliate, che mi elogiavano dandomi del "tu".
Ho reagito in maniera diversa (se non mi pagano non lavoro per istruire il loro modello): ho scritto "Ho capito", ricevendo complimenti anche se sbagliavo tutto.
Sembra che i modelli centralizzati abbiano come unico scopo lodare e creare dipendenza, il meglio è non usarli.
@aitech
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@shidokidoki (either that or the caching maybe?)
