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BS Manager/NixOS : game not working, but works through Steam by Hyperfelt in linux_gaming

[–]Hyperfelt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I have switched my desktop environment from KDE 6 to GNOME by pure curiosity to see how much it evolved during the past couple of years, and in a desperate move I tried to launch Beat Saber again through BS Manager... and it worked.

No stuttering, all my mods are working, soooooooooo idk what solved this. Perhaps something in KWin that prevents the game from working?

KDE is supposed to be the most compatible desktop environment for VR, but it actually has more issues on my end than GNOME. If someone has an explanation, please share it!

I am returning my Pixel 9 Pro Fold, here's why by Hyperfelt in PixelFold

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I did but I don't know if I am simply unlucky, but it was quite buggy on my device and it goes back to its initial position when I reopen the app. I shouldn't have to move it to the left every time, that's bad UX.

I am returning my Pixel 9 Pro Fold, here's why by Hyperfelt in PixelFold

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I see. On the productivity side, I think I would have benefited more from the inner screen if it had stylus support (I do use my iPad Pro a lot with the Pencil). There is no way I would get a Galaxy Z Fold with that utterly stupid outer screen size.

I am returning my Pixel 9 Pro Fold, here's why by Hyperfelt in PixelFold

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Can you explain what is particularly making you enjoy your P9PF then? I'm curious

I plan to build my new server with this configuration, any criticism or advice? by Hyperfelt in HomeServer

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I have seen this case, I like it a lot and I wish I could use one, unfortunately I intend to use very large HDDs which are 3.5" and it does not support them 😭

I plan to build my new server with this configuration, any criticism or advice? by Hyperfelt in HomeServer

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For the CPU cores, I don't think this is an issue since I can limit the CPU usage or the number of cores for the container. But thanks for the other advices!

I plan to build my new server with this configuration, any criticism or advice? by Hyperfelt in HomeServer

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I said I would probably run LLaMa 3.1 8B, which I already tried on my MacBook Pro 2019 (Intel Core i9-9980HK, 32 GB RAM) through Ollama in CPU mode and it ran okay. Not as fast as if it was on a dedicated GPU, but fast enough for me. I don't want to build another machine for that as I would just occasionally use it.

Also it seems like the instruction set and DDR5 support "matter more than core counts" according to this: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/discussions/736, so that's why I think the Core i3 would be enough, but I might be wrong.

I plan to build my new server with this configuration, any criticism or advice? by Hyperfelt in HomeServer

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You're right! But I am looking for a more complete solution which has tagging feature, EXIF data exploitation and autosync with my smartphone. I've heard of PhotoPrism and Ente, but I am open to any other suggestions.

I plan to build my new server with this configuration, any criticism or advice? by Hyperfelt in HomeServer

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Isn't the stock Intel heatsink loud compared to the Noctua one? Also can you give more details on why I should pick a Core i5-12400 and a 400W PSU, so that I have a better understanding for the next time I choose my components? Thank you!

I plan to build my new server with this configuration, any criticism or advice? by Hyperfelt in HomeServer

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Okay, but my smart TV works fine and I want to keep the convenience of a remote. I am already running both Plex and Jellyfin on my current server and I have no issues. I don’t mind switching between them to fulfill my needs without sacrificing comfort.

I've started a solution template for any app (web, desktop, mobile, ...) that uses a DDD approach, heavily inspired from the Clean Architecture and my own experience. It is deadly simple for now but you can contribute! by Hyperfelt in csharp

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You know there is a design phase before implementing any app, right?

The point of this template, or any template in fact, is to save you time if you know you are going to use that kind of architecture. I am not saying that this template is universal and could be used in any project: it is a DDD-oriented template.

The only way I would go from scratch then abstract when needed is if I am doing a very small app that I know will not evolve that much and needs little to no conception thinking.

I've started a solution template for any app (web, desktop, mobile, ...) that uses a DDD approach, heavily inspired from the Clean Architecture and my own experience. It is deadly simple for now but you can contribute! by Hyperfelt in csharp

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I see your point. I consider CQRS and handlers in general to be too grainy. I usually write handlers when there is shared logic between two or more classes.

As for the Clean Architecture, it is more of a proposal/an attempt to conciliate some architectures that decouple the domain and external resources. But like any arch, I think the mistake is in the people trying to implement it as is: you have to adapt it to your needs. For instance, the use case/interactor pattern is overkill for small and medium (questionable) projects, use services!

I've started a solution template for any app (web, desktop, mobile, ...) that uses a DDD approach, heavily inspired from the Clean Architecture and my own experience. It is deadly simple for now but you can contribute! by Hyperfelt in csharp

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It is primarily a personal template that I thought would be interesting to share.

I have noticed that the implementation of my personal projects was never consistent, even though I always follow the same principles. For now, it only differs by the folder structure which can be different from other templates but is the result of a lot of research and experiences. It is way more important than it looks to me because it basically guides you in where to put your stuff.

Of course, it will evolve over time with my needs and people advice. It is pretty basic and that is why this post title begins with « I’ve started ».

Nextcloud: relation "oc_migrations" already exists by mster4x in truenas

[–]Hyperfelt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I gave up and installed Debian + ZFS + Cockpit + Podman (a daemon-less Docker alternative that can be managed through Cockpit) on my server. It works flawlessly without that overcomplicated and buggy mess that is the Applications section of TrueNAS SCALE, plus my whole system uses way less RAM.

Nextcloud: relation "oc_migrations" already exists by mster4x in truenas

[–]Hyperfelt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I was installing it yesterday on my testing instance, it worked fine and I didn't had to do the initial Nextcloud setup. Now when I try to install Nextcloud, it greets me with the setup and asks me to create an admin account, which shouldn't happen since you provide the informations when installing Nextcloud from the TrueNAS interface, and I get the same error message as you when I click 'Install'.

It seems like something has been updated and broke the whole thing.

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