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are you sharing a server solely to play with friends?
You could consider using something like zerotier to create a private network
are you sharing a server solely to play with friends?
You could consider using something like zerotier to create a private network
7m - 4m = 3m
Just say its an LLM AI blockchain
The first hardware that will be actually using it is the SuiPlay0x1, a strange looking and sounding web3 / blockchain handheld.
Oh dear.
“Give it six months”
It only needed 3!
Signal?
edit / wait - an alternative for telegram as a note taking app??
Steam link
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2369900/Castlevania_Dominus_Collection/
Seems playable on Steamdeck too!
Anticheat isnt solely about kernel calls. Anticheat systems, depending on what one you are referring to, will inspect runtime memory, data loaded into RAM. It will do a number of things to verify memory isn’t being modified (which cheat engines, among other things, need to do).
Simply, Wine and linux load applications differently, anticheat systems see the difference and assume something nefarious is going on.
Its not as simple as just running anticheat in wine.
edit some additional info from a pretty old article
Wine does translate kernel calls. Perhaps youre misunderstanding how that is then exposed?
Wine translates windows calls (including system level/kernel level) but exposes/implements in userspace on linux.
It doesn’t only do windows userspace to linux userspace
Its a design decision from the wine team to not build it as a kernel module and to instead implement as an application in userspace
Have a read here https://werat.dev/blog/how-wine-works-101/
Optimised for peak performance? Are there benchmarks to back this up?
Edit - their docs have benchmarks. They do not appear to have comparative benchmarks
edit - lol amazing
typically adhere. but they don’t have to follow it.
poorly designed AI bots
Is it a poor design if its explicitly a design choice to ignore it entirely to scrape as much data as possible? Id argue its more AI bots designed to scrape everything regardless of robots.txt. That’s the intention. Asshole design vs poor design.
It isn’t an enforceable solution. robots.txt and similar are just please bots dont index these pages. Doesn’t mean any bots will respect it
I havent used kodi in a long time, since swapping to jellyfin. I personally found kodi would always buffer sometimes, far more than it should ever need to. With jellyfin, same server, no buffer
I think you would need to plug all your monitors into the iGPU to drive the output, and then Prime would control which GPU a given application runs on, and then returns the rendering to your iGPU just for display.
Are you using X or wayland? I think display servers only support one GPU at a time?
Possibly relevant forum post https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/dual-monitor-support-for-plasma6-wayland-and-hybrid-gpu-intel-nvidia-setup/52017/4
Its archwiki but does this give you any routes you could follow?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Hybrid_graphics
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PRIME - specific section PRIME GPU offloading
Couldn’t comment on whether all are supported, best of luck though!
edit - this isnt sarcastic - truly I hope it does work for you!
Gotcha. So heres how to run it in QEMU (apologies if you know this bit already)
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/virtualization/qemu
However I am struggling to find documentation on supported PCIE cards.
https://wikidevi.wi-cat.ru/List_of_OpenWrt_firmware_supported_devices
When I have read a few forum topics it seems like as long as there is a linux drivers available, and you can pass the wifi card from host to guest OWRT it should work?
Specifically I think you will need to look for an adapter which supports changing the mode it runs in, from receiver to Access Point (AP)
WiFi adapter as in a receiver (which you want to instead use to broadcast)?
Or do you mean a WiFi router?
If the former, this seems reasonably recommended based on a cursory search
https://www.tp-link.com/uk/home-networking/computer-accessory/ue300/
https://forum.openwrt.org/t/best-usb-wifi-dongle-for-raspberry-pi-4b/160103
but I can’t see this specifically as a supported device. It might mean you will need to run OpenWRT as the OS and use the dongle as the wifi part?
you bought a google phone, and no matter how much custom ROMs try and remove google from the OS, itll always be janky until alternative OS have first party support.
Not sure what else you expected?
Does your PC support Wake-On-Lan? Effectively, leaving the port powered to allow switching on over the network
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN