Braindead take

My god I don’t get why people bitch about Plex so much. It’s fiiiine.

This must be satire

Or Blender

I played the shit out of BF2042 when it launched. Liz TGM was bae, is bae and will stay bae.

For good bed adhesion I think I have a couple pieces of advice:

• Get a PEI bed if you don’t already have one. It makes a world of difference.
• If that doesn’t stick well, consider getting something like this
• Make damn sure your bed is level
• Make sure the Z offset is properly set up
• If you aren’t already, start by printing PLA, then move on to other filaments once that goes well.
• Make sure you have proper temperatures for both the hot end and the bed. Normal values for PLA are 210-230 on the hotend and 50-60 on the bed.

I’ve been back on a Battlefield 2042 ‘grind’. I don’t think it deserves the hate it gets.

I wouldn’t call that speech. That implies some thought went behind it. More like yapping and blabbering.

Tbh I’m a bit lost on the purpose of this

Wait now hold on a minute. Why would I want to do this? Is this activism by people against LLMs in general or…? I’m confused as to why I would want to do this.

Oh strange, a quick Google search doesn’t bring up much of anything either. With loads of people having Pi’s and presumably also having tried to limit the capabilities, you’d think someone else would’ve posted something about it. If it really bugs you, maybe try a fresh install of Raspbian Lite 64bit and see if things work? Otherwise I think it might just be a limitation of the Pi.

Oh interesting, didn’t think of Graphics drivers getting in the way. It’ll go on a Framework laptop, most if not everything should work ootb… ~famous last words~

I have no idea what your experience level is, so I’m saying this just to make sure: DON’T copy this verbatim. The resources bit is what you’d need to adapt into your own compose file. If you have questions, feel free to ask 👍

In case you ran it using a docker run command, read this. Otherwise if you use compose, try something similar to the following:

services:
  service:
    image: nginx
    deploy:
      resources:
        limits:
          cpus: '3'
          memory: 512M
        reservations:
          cpus: '0.25'
          memory: 128M
    cpuset: "1"
    ports:
      - "80:80"

source

If you use some kind of virtualisation and/or containerisation then you can limit ram and/or cpu usage. This can of course greatly reduce lockups if not eliminate them.

Edit: I only now read it’s a Pi 3B. Not sure if hosting Jellyfin on that device is a good idea… If you insist though, consider running an LXC inbetween and limit it to three cores. That should leave one core available for the system so the system doesn’t lock up again.

While you’re right in pointing out that in theory it’s basically as capable as native, it’s a royal pain in the ass as it is right now, which disqualifies it from a great deal of applications.

Oh yeah you’re right, mb

Ayo you got me all hot and bothered there for a second! 😂

For women of childbearing age? It DOES.

ftfy

Ah so my CS logic courses are useful for something. Neat!