ashenone
@ashenone@lemmy.ml
- Comment on When building a home server, could a used/cheap PC do the job? 2 weeks ago:
Yea definitely. I started tinkering with my first server in 2020 and used an ewaste dell tower with an i7 3770 (8 years old at that point) and an old rx460 I had laying around. As others mentioned power consumption was way worse than modern hardware. But I had at one point a half dozen people streaming jellyfin 1080 content from it with no hiccups at all. That said I was running on linux, not sure how it would do if you run windows.
Right now I’m using a low power pc to run my server, again an old ewaste dell micro pc with a 5th or 6th gen i5 and no dedicated gpu. Still no problem streaming to my partners and I’s phone/tablet simultaneously. Again, running linux.
- Comment on 🐸 time 4 weeks ago:
Let’s see if these experts can build up a tolerance to acute lead poisoning
- Comment on Wonder who he's got on the vibe tubes? 4 weeks ago:
Neelix can fuck off is a great name for a crust punk song
- Comment on Lemmy’s essential 25 PS1 games 5 weeks ago:
Legend of Legia is my goat PS1 game that rarely gets the love it deserves
- Comment on When You Block the Internet on Your Phone, Something Astonishing Happens Mentally 1 month ago:
I have a very similar experience as you, using the internet less as recreation and more as a tool definitely helped my mental health
- Comment on When You Block the Internet on Your Phone, Something Astonishing Happens Mentally 1 month ago:
The internet just isn’t a good space to spend a lot of time. It’s mostly corporate controlled and they’ve found anger drives interaction online so most things you read are designed to be upsetting. I’ve drastically cut down on my internet usage over the last few years and while I do spend more time doing things I enjoy, due to not being online, I’ve found that going back on reddit or something similar can send me right back into a negative headspace for the rest of the day like when I was online more. I just think that most parts of the internet are miserable places to be.
I don’t remember it always being this way either. Back when small formus were the norm I found the internet to be much less hostile overall. Not that there weren’t jerks and chuds online back then, but there wasn’t the profit incentive to drive engagement over all else
- Comment on Did I post this to the right comm 1 month ago:
I thought propaganda was when a British person takes a real good look at something
- Comment on How Nissan and Honda's $60 billion merger talks collapsed. 1 month ago:
Good
- Comment on ICE Wants to Know If You’re Posting Negative Things About It Online 1 month ago:
ICE is the reason the 2nd ammendment exists. The only good cop is a dead cop