God's hairiest twink

Speaking of multiple cards…

This is possible with sr-iov (Single Root I/O Virtualization) but it basically only exists on enterprise hardware and you can “hack” it for 20xx series and earlier so it could be a valid option if the performance of only using a 2080 is okay

I’m pretty sure it’s just the silhouette of the SG 553 from counter strike https://counterstrike.fandom.com/wiki/SG_553/Gallery?file=Sg556_hud_csgoa.png

Tbh I think that would be too fast, I’d make him drive a cyber truck till it catches fire (which might be faster actually)

Not a torrent but maybe something like Kotatsu (https://f-droid.org/packages/org.koitharu.kotatsu) can help you find it

*American

Crazy how I can’t even get the spam bots interested in me.

Preferably with a vice

The hobbit fucker looks like homer Simpson with a beard

Out of curiosity, could you live and work in Texas but do all your shopping outside to pay the absolute bare minimum in taxes?

Lol my dumbass thought you meant glueing the strings to your fingers to force you to play

Yeah but think of the short term profits they could make with some enshitification, it would be enough for at least like two yachts per shareholder

Couldn’t you just treat the socketed ram like another layer of memory effectively meaning that L1-3 are on the CPU “L4” would be soldered RAM and then L5 would be extra socketed RAM? Alternatively couldn’t you just treat it like really fast swap?

The rice in general might be too exotic for them

As someone in a similar situation I’d recommend using a free tier oracle vps with a wireguard tunnel to connect to you services. Effectively just using the vps as a proxy for your own network. Here’s a guide that should work for your purposes https://github.com/mochman/Bypass_CGNAT

Just don’t forget the cameras :)

I run the arc a310 on my linux jellyfin server and it easily manages several 4k av1 streams without any issues so it should be able to handle your usecase with ease.

It looks like its just a different DNS server that allows them to resolve their own special TLDs

I’ve heard that the problem with hardware encoders is that they can’t be updated with software patches and therefore can’t improve. However it is possible that amd has improved their hardware since then which would improve quality/speed.

In my (very limited) experience with AMD’s av1 encoding is that it sucks pretty bad, especially in dark scenes. To be fair I did test it on a 7800 xt iirc so it could be better on newer hardware but I wouldn’t bet on it. I would just reccomend an arc a310 because it can do some crazy good av1 for ~100 euros

I guess you could argue that total eradication of anyone that Israel hates will bring peace so they were sorta right