RetroFedlibewa, libewa@feddit.org
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Mit Nix wäre das nicht passiert!
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This reminds me of the screenshot where ChatGPT doubted a parts list the user gave it, because the RAM cost more than the CPU.
SelfhostedI personally use a TPM with Measured Boot (so it doesn‘t give the key to external disks), and have a YubiKey and password as fallback options.
Ask LemmyWell, that depends on the PC. Upgrading a laptop is quite hard (with exceptions). And with RAMageddon, a „real“ desktop may be prohibitively expensive. In Germany, where I am, a PS5 Digital Edition is 599,99€ (including VAT), while a good PC would probably be at least 1300€. But OP, if you can afford it, I‘d still recommend the PC for its versatility. You can do anything with that. Put SteamOS on it, its like a console. One button press, you‘re on a full desktop you can use for work, education, social media, etc. p.p.
TechnologyTry deleting storage for all Reddit domains, that fixes it for a bit.
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“Run Level 2 because Level 1 is not permitted to fix anything.” “You don’t want to run Level 4”
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It stores one of the keys to my LUKS volume.
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I don’t think so, or why would it happen to be sorted exactly by length? And systemd-vconsole-setup.service definitely starts before NetworkManager-wait-online.service…
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I do actually use the TPM for disk encryption and Measured Boot, and can’t simply disable it.
FediverseI always browsed Reddit without logging in, created an account once, and deleted it hours later because the algorithmic feed was too much filtering for me. I want to click on posts as a one-off without permanently altering the way the platform sees me. Now I can‘t browse Reddit anymore, which gave me the final push over to Lemmy. It‘s tragic how much collective knowledge we lost though, as the „You scrolled too much!“ tracking/blocking also applies to search results.
This reminds me of the screenshot where ChatGPT doubted a parts list the user gave it, because the RAM cost more than the CPU.
I personally use a TPM with Measured Boot (so it doesn‘t give the key to external disks), and have a YubiKey and password as fallback options.
Well, that depends on the PC. Upgrading a laptop is quite hard (with exceptions). And with RAMageddon, a „real“ desktop may be prohibitively expensive. In Germany, where I am, a PS5 Digital Edition is 599,99€ (including VAT), while a good PC would probably be at least 1300€. But OP, if you can afford it, I‘d still recommend the PC for its versatility. You can do anything with that. Put SteamOS on it, its like a console. One button press, you‘re on a full desktop you can use for work, education, social media, etc. p.p.
Try deleting storage for all Reddit domains, that fixes it for a bit.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpinRite#Issues)
It stores one of the keys to my LUKS volume.
I don’t think so, or why would it happen to be sorted exactly by length? And systemd-vconsole-setup.service definitely starts before
NetworkManager-wait-online.service…Why is the TPM so slow on boot?
I just found out about systemd-analyze, and it shows that the 5 slowest devices are all the TPM. Why is that, and can I do anything about it? I do actually use the TPM for disk encryption and Measured Boot, and can’t simply disable it. My host is a ThinkPad T14 Gen 6 AMD, and I run NixOS with this configuration.
I always browsed Reddit without logging in, created an account once, and deleted it hours later because the algorithmic feed was too much filtering for me. I want to click on posts as a one-off without permanently altering the way the platform sees me. Now I can‘t browse Reddit anymore, which gave me the final push over to Lemmy. It‘s tragic how much collective knowledge we lost though, as the „You scrolled too much!“ tracking/blocking also applies to search results.