What do you mean with “proactively”?

I can’t say for sure, but I message could easily visit the website to get the icon. This is how signal works when you send a website, it visits the website to also share the website name and a screenshot.

I’m pretty certain these kind of commitments would almost never see the light of day, all the way through, in public companies. Most companies give it a shot and if its not generating profits after 3 years, they kill it and the CEO gets fired.

Are you sure this is not handled on-device?

The way DLSS3 and 3.5 work (though not DLSS4 it seems) is they always guess a previous frame, never a next frame. They always rely on an authentic frame and guess an intermediate frame between prior to it, because they need to know the end state and interpolate backwards from it.

This is described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_learning_super_sampling#DLSS_3.0

I’m not sure how AMDs frame gen works, is it different?

Even better translation: Stone-Wolf !

I think that’s great, well done.

One thing which I’m curious about is that now Signal is proposing itself as a zoom replacement with call links and the ability to share a username rather than a phone number. This makes it interesting in a work setting, given that there is a desktop app too.

However, I have a possibly unique gripe with it: how do I manage my personal vs professional profile picture? Currently I have a profile picture which I’m using mostly for friends and family. But that is not ideal for a professional setting. And them maybe I’d like to join some online communities more anonymously. I don’t want to use the same profile picture for all 3 settings. I wish Signal would make it easier to manage the profile picture selectively and more granularly.

Anyone else within them same position?

Ahead of Legion Go S shipping, we will be shipping a beta of SteamOS which should improve the experience on other handhelds, and users can download and test this themselves. And of course we’ll continue adding support and improving the experience with future releases.

The performance improvements claims are a bit shady as they compare the old FG technique which only creates one frame for every legit frame, with the next gen FG which can generate up to 3.

All Nvidia performance plots I’ve seen mention this at the bottom, making comparison very favorable to the 5000 series GPU supposedly.

Edit:

• MFG https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/dlss4-multi-frame-generation-ai-innovations/
• RTX 5000 performance claims https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/rtx-50-series-graphics-cards-gpu-laptop-announcements/

Alternatively, you don’t even need podman or any containers, as open-webui can be installed simply using python/conda/pip, if you only care about serving yourself:

https://docs.openwebui.com/getting-started/quick-start/

Much easier to run and maintain IMO. Works wonderfully.

I can’t seem to find the source, it only says AMD, but the AMD keynote has not happened yet, where is the information from actually? Is it a leak?

Big +1 for portal 2. Great all rounder which will have you puzzled and confused and entertained haha

I haven’t read the article so I can’t comment on it, but thinking that the solution is simply avoiding the services in question is not enough. It assumes that people know what the consequences to sign up are (most people probably don’t understand DRM) and it also assumes that there are better alternatives. Unfortunately, for the latter, I feel like there are fewer and fewer alternatives and the ones remaining are becoming increasingly niche. One may not be able to get a car which is self-repair friendly, independent on internet connectivity. So what does one do if one needs a car? Build one?

I’m not sure because a bank being absent from such a list could either mean the compatibility is known to be functional or unknown. And that’s very different and I would argue a very critical difference.

As a user I would definitely care most about a list of functional banks and that is what we have. What you propose, while it has its value, would not be actionable to users due to the ambiguity I raised above.

Tried calibre for the first time this week. Geez how simple it was to get it up and place my first eBook on my reader. It was all done in a matter of some few minutes, very intuitively. I didn’t even need to get any documentation open. Great tool!

I find it a shame that there is no metrics whatsoever on the actual amount of time spent on anything. It is most certainly on purpose. So I’m wondering what exactly is the reasoning. Afraid to raise awareness on gaming addictions?

Marvelous :) Good on you for taking this leap. The Linux community on Lemmy can help if you need any advice or guidance. I have been rocking fedora for the last few years and I’ve been very pleased, also with an Nvidia GPU.

I’m curious if you have any resources to get setup with the Nvidia drivers, different from mine? My reference has always been: https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/NVIDIA

And it’s always worked like a charm, both for legacy hardware and new hardware.

What’s the difference? And is this OS specific?

What are the specs of your setup?

So cloudflare admits they are bulk processing the reports and the article just goes saying yeah too bad, it happens. But this is just for me a solid argument that scaling companies to that level is not beneficial, neither for themselves (as they get this kind of coverage about not doing the job properly), then for the websites being unjustly blocked and for visitors being misguided. I wish we could have a more competitive market instead of cloudflare, google and possibly some few others…