You mentioned two situations where you need additional adapters (to use headphones and aux output) but a 3.5mm jack would completely mitigate the need for them.

I think you might have half a brain. Me and the gentleman on the other side of the argument are having a conversation right now so please go away.

I can’t speak to the sd card situation but I still prefer a headphone jack over Bluetooth. I would argue that the vast majority of people (as you put it) use Bluetooth headphones simply because they were forced into it.

Bluetooth is neat and all but it’s also super old (28 years!). It’s older than smart phones and sd cards. But age aside, it’s also not reliable. You cannot guarantee it will work everytime you need it. Whereas you could reasonably expect a headphone jack to work everytime. So replacing old reliable with old not-reliable doesn’t seem right from a logical perspective.

My only other concern is convenience. But wired and wireless both have pros and cons and I just consider them more or less equal.

https://diskprices.com/ is another good one

This is incredible. I had no idea. I can’t figure out how to create new vms or lxcs though 😭

I suggest we submit proposals to define “100%” and “efficient” before we design the experiment

John Carter has ships that “fly on light”

https://imdb.com/title/tt0401729/

Wow, didn’t know this was a thing. I was watching What They Do in the Shadows recently and there’s a Superbowl episode.

I would also prefer article format. I’m just not interested in videos for a topic like this.

I have a VM with wireguard connected to a VPN. And I use proxy tunnels over ssh to route traffic through that VM.

What went wrong last time you tried installing the drivers?

Ubuntu has Nvidia drivers in the official repos: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-install-nvidia-driver-latest-proprietary-driver/

Nvidia also has a docker image for GPUs: https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/container-toolkit/1.14.2/install-guide.html

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For the driver, that makes sense I guess. You’re supposed to have your driver’s license if you’re driving. Seems like they should be able to look that up, but whatever. Does this apply to passengers too though?

Edit: wait a minute… how did I get to the Texas sub.

Checkout Lenovo ThinkCentre m900 SFF (small form factor) or m900 tiny. They have i5-6500T cpus (T = low power), ram is upgradeable in both, and the SFF version has some expansion slots.

I have a Lenovo ThinkCentre m900 sff. It has an i5-6500T (low power) and I added an Nvidia Quadro p600 for transcoding in Plex. The m900 was about $80 and the Quadro p600 was about $50.

Just saw that you’re in Denmark. So yeah the prices will probably be a little higher.

Technically, clouds and “clouds” are also molecular patterns.

rclone sync might be a acceptable?

It doesn’t move files from one dir to another but it would delete the old directory and recopy to the new directory.

I think rsync has the same functionality but could be wrong

What’s the 2-2-1 rule?