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- Data centers will consume 70 percent of memory chips made in 2026 - supply shortfall will cause the chip shortage to spread to other segments | Tom's Hardwarewww.tomshardware.com ↗Submitted 1 day ago to technology@lemmy.world | 129 comments
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
I am not into FPS and CP2077 really clicked with me. The combat is pretty fun and versatile, graphics and soundtrack are amazing and the story is captivating.
- Comment on Steam winter sale is live. What patient games are you picking up? 4 weeks ago:
I have Fallout 4 but not the mods, plus 200Gb of free space is kind of rich, so I would better know how well it runs and if it is really worth it.
- Comment on Steam winter sale is live. What patient games are you picking up? 4 weeks ago:
Is Fallout London easy to mod on Steam? I read that it requires some extra step, compared to GOG? And since I have the Deck only, do you know if it is easy to install it on the Deck?
- Comment on Steam Replay is live and notes only 14% "of playtime spent by all Steam users" was for 2025 releases 4 weeks ago:
It doesn’t help also that new GPUs and now even disk drives and RAMs are ridiculously expensive.
I am sure the end goal of corpos is to turn this into another subscription service.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 4 weeks ago:
Yes, I agree, I have KCD for a bit and never made it past the prologue. I started playing it again after I played the second part.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 4 weeks ago:
Kingdom Come Deliverance, I decided to finish it, after playing the second game in the free weekend and also bought the DLCs on the cheap.
I am thinking of buying the KCD2 during the winter sale and finish that one too.
- Comment on Wireguard over IPv6 5 weeks ago:
True, maybe the best way then is to expose them only within your Wireguard network.
- Comment on Wireguard over IPv6 5 weeks ago:
Thanks to both of you, my same thoughts, but I also wanted to hear an outside perspective as I am not so well versed in IPv6. But it sounds reassuring. Shall I also consider exposing some HTTP/S services for media over IPv6 is also relatively safe, as long as I have MFA etc?
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 9 comments
- Comment on Asking the right questions... 1 month ago:
AI should also be taxed proportionally then. And they should be liable and not exempt of copy rights infringements.
- Comment on IBM CEO says there is 'no way' spending trillions on AI data centers will pay off at today's infrastructure costs 1 month ago:
I believe most of the companies are doing it to inflate their share prices.
- Comment on Plex’s crackdown on free remote streaming access starts this week - Ars Technica 1 month ago:
Same. That’s for me a red flag that a company took the enshittification path and things will get progressively worse.
Plus I would rather support an open source project that benefits the whole community than a greedy company who is trying to milk their customers.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
I will be very much surprised if they haven’t secured and locked the prices of all their components for a year or two ahead, so this should not be a factor.
- Comment on Games that I finished this year so far. Probably the best year of gaming for me since 2007 1 month ago:
Tell us you don’t have kids without telling us you don’t have kids
- Comment on Browser Fingerprinting And Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous 1 month ago:
You also need to change the devices browsers, extensions and timezones to stay anonymous or buy a device and set the most common fingerprint settings, so it is harder for those companies to track you down. It is a slippery slope, and you can check your browser fingerprint and avoid adding unique settings, extensions or anything that can help them to track you.
- Comment on Microsoft AI CEO pushes back against critics after recent Windows AI backlash — "the fact that people are unimpressed ... is mindblowing to me" 1 month ago:
Why is our company valued at 4 trillions instead of 10 trillions. Those peaky humans are not buying enough of our shares. /s
- Comment on Bewildered enthusiasts decry memory price increases of 100% or more — the AI RAM squeeze is finally starting to hit PC builders where it hurts 2 months ago:
I don’t know but I am constantly hitting the RAM limit with 16Gb of RAM with around 20-30 open tabs and other apps, both on Linux and Windows
- Comment on OpenAI signs $38 billion compute deal with Amazon, partnering with cloud leader for first time 2 months ago:
This at the moment is a clear Ponzi scheme.
OpenAI or Nvidia announces some partnership or a deal for X amount of billions. As a result the valuation of the recipient company goes straight to the sky, increasing the market valuation of said company X-times more.
And then try to tell me this isn’t a bubble.
- Comment on Google removes Gemma models from AI Studio after GOP senator’s complaint 2 months ago:
The future is very small models trained to work in a certain domain and able to run on devices.
Huge foundational models are nice and everything, but they are simply too heavy and expensive to run.
- Comment on Google removes Gemma models from AI Studio after GOP senator’s complaint 2 months ago:
China right now is leading the way with releasing open weights models. The US lags behind, as they are all more concerned about releasing closed weights commercial models.
- Comment on Jellyfin, Traefik and Tailscale Config Question 2 months ago:
The problem is that I have a couple of services listening on different ports and I want to use the reverse proxy to listen to incoming requests and route the traffic to the corresponding ports. I also want to issue SSL certificates and serve the traffic over TCP port 443.
- Comment on Jellyfin, Traefik and Tailscale Config Question 2 months ago:
Yes, I know that, but I just don’t want to remember the port numbers or create some bookmarks.
I think I can create a CNAME record for *.media to point to the Tailscale address of the reverse proxy and then use the reverse proxy with Cloudflare API key to serve SSL certificates from my domain.
I am currently struggling a bit with the setup though.
- Comment on Jellyfin, Traefik and Tailscale Config Question 2 months ago:
I have a registered domain name already, but I am behind CGNAT and I don’t really have a public IP.
I want to allow access to my services remotely only through Tailscale.
- Submitted 2 months ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 12 comments
- Comment on Selfhosting Sunday! What's up? 2 months ago:
I will definitely do that, I just want to finish the whole setup.
- Comment on Selfhosting Sunday! What's up? 2 months ago:
I am playing around with Podman Quadlet and that’s one hell of a rabbit hole. I have everything up and running, and now I need to configure the containers, and probably will deal with other pain points, etc.
The good thing is that I have documented the whole process so it is reproducible but it took me quite some time to figure out everything.
- Comment on Why is Unraid popular in the self-hosting community ? 2 months ago:
Because it is beginner friendly and it has a lifetime license I guess.
- Comment on Arr Podman Quadlets Setup 3 months ago:
Nice, thanks for sharing. How did you solve the file permission issue?
Also I see you put all your services as a single pod quadlet what I am trying to achieve is to have every service as a separate systemd unit file, that I can control separately. In this case you also have a complication with the network setup.
- Comment on Arr Podman Quadlets Setup 3 months ago:
You can actually set your user to linger with
sudo loginctl enable-linger $USERI will test your setup and report back if it works.
By the way what was the reason to switch back to Docker Compose?