The world can Be made a better place no matter where You lie on the compass, it only requires empathy-based policy and no bad actors that abuse it away.
If they were tied to a hardware product I understand the enshittificatiom argument but you can literally just switch to another provider. Sure the process isn't nice, but you're not that locked in. There are viable alternatives, and the market is, or at least seems healthy and competitive.
Broadcom doesn't really do software outside of their hardware enablement, so they're not buying up anything resembling competition.
Virtualization is also a rather competitive market, with plenty of smaller players like proxmox and xcp-ng
The way I see it they're moving away from b2c and squeezing the shit out of Oracle and other large locked in businesses.
If you're a smaller business, your sysadmin gets a pay raise from the difference saved in licensing because they have slightly less features and automation.
Who exactly outside said smaller businesses is suffering here?
Diversification is key, I believe you want to avoid being beholden to a single last outlet. Get ya righty news from Reddit, the lefty from lemmy, balk at how they are both ridiculous, and probably find some of the established publications and either budget a subscription or pass everything though an archival service to bypass the paywall.
I tried using waterfox and librewolf i think.
Every click on a new site was 5 capchas, its horrendously unusable, since probably they assume that all obfuscated user agent and other data are bots
https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Electric-Pressure-Rechargeable-Compressed-Keyboard/dp/B0DXT5N5T1/
Fritz got European chips? Didn't know anyone in Europe made competitive ASICs
Mikrotik?
https://youtu.be/28HkXoCghm8
https://youtu.be/ZlCKzIhaFsg
No link to the paper and a poorly translated article ðŸ˜
The world can Be made a better place no matter where You lie on the compass, it only requires empathy-based policy and no bad actors that abuse it away.
My 7900xt works great, could Be some other issue
ComfyUI works with a 7900xt. I imagine it works better with a 9070xt.
So it s libredirect with a hardcoded mirror.
Just use libredirect?
Intel's laptop CPUs were never bad tho? Is it just a solidarity thing because of the 13th and 14th gen processors frying themselves?
Afaik no. Some games will run with steam open in offline mode without an internet connection but that's about it.
If they were tied to a hardware product I understand the enshittificatiom argument but you can literally just switch to another provider. Sure the process isn't nice, but you're not that locked in. There are viable alternatives, and the market is, or at least seems healthy and competitive.
I don't really understand though.
Broadcom doesn't really do software outside of their hardware enablement, so they're not buying up anything resembling competition.
Virtualization is also a rather competitive market, with plenty of smaller players like proxmox and xcp-ng
The way I see it they're moving away from b2c and squeezing the shit out of Oracle and other large locked in businesses.
If you're a smaller business, your sysadmin gets a pay raise from the difference saved in licensing because they have slightly less features and automation.
Who exactly outside said smaller businesses is suffering here?
Diversification is key, I believe you want to avoid being beholden to a single last outlet. Get ya righty news from Reddit, the lefty from lemmy, balk at how they are both ridiculous, and probably find some of the established publications and either budget a subscription or pass everything though an archival service to bypass the paywall.
A little bit of everything is key