It still has full support. That counts for a lot. Fly by night boards that quickly lose support are hardly ‘Affordable’

Bob. There has been and will always be a Bob around.

The problem with intel. They never just keep going. They announce some new gpu/graphics product and when it falls short they don’t or wont stick with it. They abandon it and use it as a write off. They have done this multiple times and I have no reason to believe they will do anything different. The last time was just a few years ago and when sales and performance lagged they just quit.

More than that you just don’t care enough to go look them up.

I don’t think he is dumb. He is without decency though. He doesn’t care who he hurts and I have no doubt he will hurt a lot of people in the future.

burying his losses.

When the trash humans are saying they will do this and that. When they publish it. Its not a prediction.

I know when I need to fix or alter a disk I prefer linux. If I don’t understand a command I can simply type man <command> and there it all is. Whereas in windows you have to look through slop and incomplete answers.

Its not. Diskpart is the stupidest way to set up a partition. Simple fdisk is way more intuitive. cfdisk is extremely simple.

Yeah linux is simple and modern. Msdos is nearly 50 years out of date. I use powershell in windows.

Its called learning. I know both sets of commands because I have chosen to.

I can smell the potpourri.

I use the metric system for almost all of my projects. I’ve never seen a 3d printer that used the english system and after a decade of use I really hate the english system.

It seems needlessly complicated. I installed it as a virt like I do with most distros and it seems like they are dumbing it all down to the point its headed toward android levels of needless complication.

All containers do that. Its nothing new just another implementation of the idea with its own idea about what is best. It only saves resources in the form of time if its a large scale operation and finally its just the last in a long line of similar solutions.

I’ve never even heard of NIX flakes before today. It looks like another soluion in search of a problem. I trust debian and I trust bare metal more than any container setup. I run multiple services on one machine. I currently have two machines to run all my services. No problems and no downtime other than a weekly update and reload. All crontabed, all automatic.

At work I have multiple services all running in KVM including some windows domain controllers. Also no problem and weekly full backups are a worry free. Only requiring me to checks them for consistency.

In short as much as people try to push containers they are only useful if you are dealing with more than few services. No home setup should be that large unless someong is hosting for others.

Its more than tone. They are just deaf dumb and stupid when it comes to what their users are saying.

As long as the least deserving in those companies still got their bonuses I 'm fine with that. /s

There are three but a MEH is hard to capture on film.

None. I run my services they way they are meant to be run. There is no point in containers for a small setup. Its kinda lazy and you miss out on how to install them.