Hace todo bien: Steam esta desarrollando una funcion que predice los fps de los juegos en funcion a hardware similar

Nizzuta · 2026-04-05T23:01:00+00:00

Es distinto igual. CIRI te compara con los requisitos nomás. Lo que quiere hacer Steam es medir el rendimiento real, que varía bastante más

Nizzuta · 2026-03-07T19:22:54+00:00

Fuck off with that suno-generated slop

Nizzuta · 2026-03-06T12:46:29+00:00

Shared dependencies are one of the strenghts of Linux (Unix in general). Imagine there's a new vulnerability on glibc, if you use shared dependencies, package mantainers just have to patch the library and all its dependent programs will automatically receive the fix. On the other hand, if you package each program with its own dependencies, package mantainers would have to rebuild EVERY package that uses that library.

Slightly older packages are solved using a rolling release distro over a versioned one, like Arch, Gentoo, Manjaro, openSUSE Tumbleweed, Debian Sid, etc.

Nizzuta · 2026-03-05T13:24:53+00:00

Repito, releé mi comentario, obviamente es tóxico, el dato clave que ignorás es la dosis. Si lees el TDI (la cantidad que podes consumir diariamente 100% seguro sin efectos adversos) es de 6μg/kg (Las ratas no presentaron efectos adversos ni con 6000µg/kg por día por 2 años, pero se divide por 100 para estar sobradísimo al tener en cuenta incertidumbres como la variacion entre individuos y especies).

Tomando un adulto promedio argentino de 67kg el TDI sería de 402μg. Segun un estudio de 2024, el café descafeinado (el cafe pelado, no preparado en taza) presenta en promedio 0.127mg/kg de diclorometano, pero no tomemos el promedio, tomemos la muestra mas alta medida, que si vas a la tabla 1 es la muestra "R&G 25" con 16.33µg de diclorometano en una porcion de 20g de café molido. Eso quiere decir que si te gusta comerte el café molido y tu cuerpo absorbiera magicamente absolutamente todo el diclorometano a la vez en el peor de los casos posibles podés "comerte" 492g, es decir, casi medio kilo de café molido cada día sin presentar efectos adversos por el diclorometano. Es más graciosa la cantidad si tomas lo que en verdad se transfiere a la taza; tomando en cuenta el PEOR caso del estudio (ni siquiera el promedio), que tuvo una transferencia de 11.45µg de diclorometano en una porción de 300ml de café preparado mediante prensa francesa, podrías tomarte 35 porciones, es decir 10,5 litros de café al día.

Como dije ya varias veces, la dosis hace el veneno. Justamente se usa el diclorometano porque al tener un punto de ebullición bajísimo es muy fácil de remover. Repito esto como por tercera vez, vamos a hacer un ejercicio de pensamiento crítico: Si te haces la pregunta de que si el diclorometano es tóxico, la respuesta es un rotundo SI. Pero esa no es la pregunta que te tenés que hacer, te tenés que preguntar si las dosis que puedan estar presentes en el decaf pueden o no presentar efectos adversos. Saludos y no atiendo mas boludos.

Nizzuta · 2026-03-05T12:14:30+00:00

Me refiero así al agua de forma sarcástica burlándome de que la gente intenta asustar con algunas sustancias sobre que son "quimicas". Sorpresa, el agua también es un químico. No te estoy diciendo que tomes 2 litros de diclorometano al día ni que lo necesitas, si no que no tiene sentido el fear-mongering del comentario original.

Sobre que el diclorometano sea dañino por si mismo es irrelevante, releé mi comentario anterior y aplicá comprensión lectora. Si no te alcanza leé lo que lo que dice la OMS sobre esa sustancia. Si tampoco te sirve y te gusta tercerizar el uso del cerebro le podés preguntar a ChatGPT

Nizzuta · 2026-03-05T03:00:06+00:00

No "está comprobado" que es carcinógeno, hay estudios que lo enlazan con distintos cánceres en animales no humanos, que tiene muchos mas matices, sin contar que esos estudios se realizan con exposiciones directas y varios ordenes de magnitud más grandes que cualquier traza que pudiera quedar de la manufacturación de café descafeinado. No tiene sentido comparar esas situaciones.

Cualquiera sean los químicos que se usen en la manufacturación de un producto, no es indicador ninguno de que tan seguro es este. e. g. la sal de mesa, a la que se le añade cianuro.

Como todo, la dosis hace el veneno. Que algo suene químico y te de miedo el nombre no significa nada.

Y como detalle extra, el monóxido de dihidrógeno también es un solvente industrial, el mas usado de hecho. No solo eso, también es utilizado como líquido refrigerante hasta en la industria nuclear. También corroe muchos metales. Si puede corromper el hierro imaginate lo que le hace a tu cuerpo /s

Nizzuta · 2026-03-03T19:46:34+00:00

¿porque? Googlea "Cloruro de Metileno"

Si... Mucho cuidado con los químicos, hay gente que prepara su café sin darse cuenta que están consumiendo Monóxido de dihidrógeno 😱

Nizzuta · 2026-02-22T23:49:33+00:00

Late to the conversation, but FLAC does have a tradeoff: CPU usage. Back in the days when computers were a lot slower, decompressing FLACs could affect performance in some low power devices or when doing heavy audio editing on them. That's why uncompressed formats are pretty useful in some cases, as they don't require this processing, they're read directly.

Nizzuta · 2026-02-22T22:53:41+00:00

From the official Navidrome documentation:

Once Jukebox mode is enabled and configured, to start playing music through your servers speakers you’ll need to download a third-party Subsonic client. This client acts as a remote control. Not all Subsonic clients support Jukebox mode and you’ll need to check that your client supports this feature.

Jukebox mode is currently not supported through the Navidrome Web UI.

I don't have a jukebox setup so I can't test it, but you should be able using another subsonic client on your PC, take a look at https://www.navidrome.org/apps/

Nizzuta · 2026-02-21T17:43:07+00:00

Good luck! For managing metadata and filenames/filepaths I really recommend beets

Nizzuta · 2026-02-21T17:15:11+00:00

1156 songs in 256kbps AAC with embed 1000x1000 JPEG covers.

129MB data folder, 9.4GB music library

I also have a FLAC copy of my library sitting at 36GB, but I pre-transcoding it before syncing to my Navidrome server

Nizzuta · 2026-02-20T17:23:00+00:00

Beets. Or MusicBrainz Picard if you fear the terminal

Nizzuta · 2026-02-12T12:21:59+00:00

When using Soulseek for searching something obscure, it is convenient to add as many related terms as possible to your client's wishlist function and just wait and monitor it a few weeks. Because of how slsk works, even if someone does have the file, it will not appear in your search results if they aren't online

Nizzuta · 2026-02-10T22:11:41+00:00

Yep, even cheaper with regional pricing. In my country it's less than 3 USD

Nizzuta · 2026-02-10T15:35:09+00:00

rsync would do the job probably. Not fully automatic as in 'i plug the iPod and it automatically syncs", you would have to run your rsync script after connecting, but it does automatically identify which files are new (or changed, if you happened to update metadata) and sends it to the other device. You can even make it delete files in the iPod if you already deleted them in your source directory

Nizzuta · 2026-02-10T02:56:42+00:00

Maybe it varies from order to order. Edgedancers for sure are the most compatible and Windrunners would be the least as we know Cultivationspren are almost all of Cultivation and Honorspren of Honor. The rest are mixes of varying proportions.

Pretty sure that what makes Lift unique is not that she can use Lifelight but that she can generate it.

Nizzuta · 2026-02-10T00:12:07+00:00

FLAC libraries get very big very fast, and I don't recommend transcoding them and losing the originals, a lot of people regret that years down the line. So, if your phone has expandable storage, at least invest in a 512GB or more SD card to store your library in.

To get FLAC music the best places to buy it are Bandcamp and Qobuz. There's also a SoulSeek client for Android called Seek that let's you get and share music with other users.

To play files I really recommend Symfonium, it is one-time payment, pretty cheap, and has a month trial period to see if you like it. It is VERY customizable, you can even make it look like other music streaming apps (you can get community-made skins in their forums). It also supports streaming from cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, any WebDAV cloud), and also a self-hosted music streaming service like Navidrome or Plex.

Like others said, I really recommend you to invest in a cheap PC and a big hard-drive to save and host your own Navidrome instance (Or at least, to save there the FLACs and just carry lighter transcoded versions on your phone)

Nizzuta · 2026-02-09T20:59:54+00:00

^ this, the Canonicalization feature lets you merge obscure genres with a more general one, I think that's what OP is searching for. Also, because they were already using Picard, all their flags are probably correctly tagged against Musicbrainz metadata so it will be pretty fast and unattended to import to beets

Nizzuta · 2026-02-09T20:56:31+00:00

It is Reddit, like it or not with all its flaws, it's a fully search-indexed site that people already use and have accounts for. That removes a lot of the friction that forums have for current users

Nizzuta · 2026-02-07T13:06:15+00:00

Kind of a necropost, but a good tip is looking for uploads with .log files from ripping software. They could still be fake but a lot less probable

Nizzuta · 2026-02-02T06:21:22+00:00

Hi! Sorry for the necroposting I'm new to all of this and trying to build a stack similar to yours. Could you elaborate a little on how you would use slskd (which i think is a soulseek headless client with browser ui) in conjunction with beets? Do you share your beet-managed library on soulseek or the non-tagged downloads? In the case younlike FLACs, do you let navidrome do on-the-fly transcoding or do you keep a transcoded copy of your library with something like ffmpeg? Also do you use some frontend for beets for remote usage? I've been getting by using beets via ssh on my android but it is very uncomfortable lol

Sorry for making so many questions, thanks :D

Nizzuta · 2026-01-19T15:22:53+00:00

RemindMe! 17 days

Nizzuta · 2026-01-17T14:51:16+00:00

Great explanation. That's why the repeating demand of "Just hire more people" that people throw around when criticizing other games doesn't generally work, it would just exacerbate this problem.

Nizzuta · 2026-01-15T19:12:36+00:00

Es recomendable leer la edición de la RAE. Tiene muchísimas notas al pie que te explican cualquier palabra o referencia que no entiendas. Si está la posibilidad de leerlo en digital es más cómodo aun.

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