They are the most expensive racks also because of what it costs to have them in use, not only their price. Assuming you could get them for cheap, you can't actually get a data center for cheap and all the needed utilities to run said data center.
Even cringe as it always was, still a better product than GitHub. Microsoft drove it into the ground, but it was quite bad before as well, comparatively.
The writing is kind of all over the place, so it's hard to say for certain.
El and Kali and all of their brothers and sisters were changed using Henry's blood.
Kay was assuming they could make more like them using their blood. They tried with Kali but failed. They know El is more powerful than Kali, maybe rivaling Henry. Thus, they hope they can make more using El's blood. They don't know for sure, but it's their best bet.
If ffmpeg was not an open source project, and somebody submitted a super obscure ai surfaced bug
The bug would be fixed exactly never
I fail to see how funding them would change that
Sure, if we forget about specifics for a bit, in general terms it does sound reasonable. And they should be sponsoring ffmpeg anyway as they are using it.
However some bug reports should just not happen in the first place
I do most of the reading on my quite old Kindle Paperwhite.
When Amazon changed the rules about downloading your own ebooks, I installed KOReader on it.
Love the customisability I get, and integration with Calibre. I now sync my library and progress with my phone (where I also have KOReader installed) using Syncthing.
I've also switched from Goodreads to Hardcover (there is a KOReader plugin for it).
I prefer to read on the Kindle because it has 0 distractions and it's easier on the eyes.
I read it in its entirety. I would argue against your point, but it's hard given Mark has never sounded human.
They are the most expensive racks also because of what it costs to have them in use, not only their price. Assuming you could get them for cheap, you can't actually get a data center for cheap and all the needed utilities to run said data center.
What do you mean cheap? Those are literally the most expensive racks ever.
I stopped trying for the music side.
Right tool for the right job. Switched to navidrome and am consuming it mainly through subsonic clients, such as Symphonium and Feishin.
This is not happening.
It's just posturing.
Such a fun read!
Even cringe as it always was, still a better product than GitHub. Microsoft drove it into the ground, but it was quite bad before as well, comparatively.
You are kinda insulting hobos
What do you mean bad 80s action movies?
The writing is kind of all over the place, so it's hard to say for certain.
El and Kali and all of their brothers and sisters were changed using Henry's blood.
Kay was assuming they could make more like them using their blood. They tried with Kali but failed. They know El is more powerful than Kali, maybe rivaling Henry. Thus, they hope they can make more using El's blood. They don't know for sure, but it's their best bet.
Same
If ffmpeg was not an open source project, and somebody submitted a super obscure ai surfaced bug
The bug would be fixed exactly never
I fail to see how funding them would change that
Sure, if we forget about specifics for a bit, in general terms it does sound reasonable. And they should be sponsoring ffmpeg anyway as they are using it.
However some bug reports should just not happen in the first place
I do most of the reading on my quite old Kindle Paperwhite.
When Amazon changed the rules about downloading your own ebooks, I installed KOReader on it.
Love the customisability I get, and integration with Calibre. I now sync my library and progress with my phone (where I also have KOReader installed) using Syncthing.
I've also switched from Goodreads to Hardcover (there is a KOReader plugin for it).
I prefer to read on the Kindle because it has 0 distractions and it's easier on the eyes.