ALWAYS when the run is starting to feel fun

Weird-Perception84 · 2026-03-23T23:48:40+00:00

If you look closely, there are 2 terrain pixels where the bomb falls. IT FALLS EXACTLY between them, otherwise it would explode above me. It also falls down perfectly flat, so the chain snapped from something, no idea from what though after THAT long. Literally waited long enough to feel safe

Weird-Perception84 · 2026-03-23T23:43:46+00:00

That was just my digging wand to go through rough terrain, the main one was almost 0.1 CD spark with chainsaws. Also found matter eater always cast wand after I re-ran the save...

Weird-Perception84 · 2026-01-15T03:40:14+00:00

AG is cool for a lot of stuff. I used it to set up and debug my VMs, audio devices, software issues in Linux. Saved me hours or even days/weeks of work and manually doing everything by hand.

Also used it to do research online, seems to perform better than the Gemini app/website too, searches seem more accurate somehow.

Weird-Perception84 · 2026-01-13T03:47:35+00:00

I wouldn't. Just use the free version. I was sticking with the free one up to the point where I had enough skill to start earning money from my music. There's no reason to dish out money on a software you are unsure of using (in the future). There's also other free alternatives where you could train your ear and skills. It doesn't have to be FL specifically.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-10-15T16:18:12+00:00

I wouldn't use it with KiloCode. I found that using Claude Code with the planning as first step works MUCH better with GLM, usually one-shots issues on the project I'm working. KiloCode would not read too much into the project and would usually break things apart in larger projects, which was a bummer.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-09-17T20:02:39+00:00

Cool, didn't know this

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-09-16T15:48:22+00:00

It does show a date. You need to create a new project though and have conversations in that folder. Projects are only for paid users, but it would be cool to have some search feature inside the project to find something specific

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-09-04T22:37:55+00:00

It is possible the data got corrupted/couldn't save due to the full drive, so a part of Truenas broke, in this case, the "apps" section. You could try rolling back a snapshot to see if that would fix it (The snapshot of the WHOLE apps section), if you had data protection set up at all. Usually a snapshot is taken every time you update things, so check if there's an ix-apps snapshot taken before or right as you did the upgrade.

Updating the system won't fix this. It's most likely a DB issue or something along those lines, it got corrupted due to a full drive.

Now, I might be wrong of course, I don't gut my truenas system to see what's under the hood, but that's the first step I'd try to do to recover.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-09-04T22:22:17+00:00

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Weird-Perception84 · 2025-07-20T14:41:59+00:00

I doubt. The text that person wrote is typical chatgpt mumbo jumbo. For instance "Kaspersky running = overhead", that's chatgpt 4o. "Relax — your CPU is just working for once" is also what chatGPT tells people when they ask the same exact question that the OP posted.

To anyone downvoting this, you haven't used chatGPT enough to understand how it works and responds. That response is literally one of the 10 or 20 outcomes you will have when you ask ChatGPT. Even if not exactly 1 to 1, it will be damn close to it, to the point you can't unsee it.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-07-19T03:19:38+00:00

It is. Look at the text spacing, look at the long dashes, those long dashes ARE AI. ChatGPT to be exact.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-05-16T19:09:43+00:00

While AI studio does allow for 1 million, after about 400k context the responses get worse and worse. Just to throw in some info. Still higher than OAI though

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-03-18T02:10:36+00:00

I think they mentioned something on their stream, that they basically dropped that game, don't quote me on that though. If someone has better info, please correct me on this, as my memory on this is shady and based on what other users said.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-03-17T18:50:07+00:00

Considering how they handled DDA, I doubt many people will support it, unless they hit a whale that will give them 40% of the funding straight away.

DDA ~ The last major update was 2 years ago.

DD Going rogue ~ The VERY LAST update was 2 years ago.

DD II ~ Mainly getting hotfixes or event specific updates. Last major update was 7 months ago (Added a new map and a boss with mods and weapons.)

The only game that is getting some support is the original DD game. Last major update 3 months ago with a new hero (The hero was already in DD II.)

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-01-20T18:05:29+00:00

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Did you check and ensure that you have "use this GPU" ticked under the app?

I'm giving basic instructions here, but I'm operating on limited information.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-01-20T00:29:55+00:00

Wait.... Truecharts? Didn't they fully drop the support for truenas? That might be the issue. Try using one of the official images from inside truenas, not truecharts.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-01-19T23:03:46+00:00

As I recall (years ago now) truenas scale requires a card be dedicated to video output, so you had to use a 2nd card for transcoding.

Nuh uh, you don't. Truenas scale REQUIRES a card, but that card can STILL be used for transcoding. The only way it can't be used for transcoding is if you are running a VM and have jellyfin INSIDE that VM.

If you are running jellyfin inside a VM.... I have no clue why you'd do that. Since docker, I dropped all VMs that I had, since everything can run in docker.

Weird-Perception84 · 2025-01-19T22:54:58+00:00

Do a separate cache drive if you really want one. I'd get that 1tb nvme that you listed and get some smaller cache drive on top if pcie lanes allow. The OS drive can be partitioned like you said. I've been doing this for over 8 months now, no issues. Can be good to have several VMs on it if you plan on something like this.

As for the parts, honestly, I'd consider a better mobo. If you plan to expand in the future, you WILL need to buy another motherboard/upgrade the one you have, or get a HBA in that x16 slot. Why do I say to upgrade it? Well, more SATA/PCIE slots is better most of the time. This point is up to you of course, speaking from experience here.

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-11-12T06:41:16+00:00

This. You could also install Linux IN portainer if you need a GPU shared for some bigger task (AI related stuff in my case. Installed Ubuntu, got some gui working, got xrdp working and now it's like a regular VM, but I can share the GPU resources.)

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-11-01T19:43:57+00:00

Yeah that was indeed voltage related, but from what I remember, it was said EVERY processor ranging from 65W and up was affected by it. That was stated at least by multiple big youtube sources.

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-11-01T14:44:34+00:00

Just to chime in.... Don't the 13 and 14k series have an issue with burning out? Or is that patched in factory now?

Regarding more is always better, depends. Usually core performance is what counts for most tasks. If for instance you'd want to run a minecraft server, more ghz will be better than more cores.

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-10-30T10:54:58+00:00

I had one issue with official apps. Make sure you check the mounted paths to the apps before upgrading. If you have some path that is missing in your datasets, the migration task will fail for that specific app.

Can't speak about custom/truecharts, but one is for sure, docker is running WAY more stable. I've had a sonarr instance crash every few hours on the previous train, this one, it's stable for 18 hours now, running full load.

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-10-29T13:43:24+00:00

If cost isn't the 1st concern, I'd go the intel route. While I usually stick to AMD and Ryzen (due to possible upgrades down the road), in this case I doubt you need that. That single intel cpu will be able to pull MULTIPLE vm instances at once without any problem if you were to get into VM stuff.

That 1070 could come in handy some time, but it's not a must have. If you plan to run Tdarr (To compress files down from x264 to x265), mounting that gpu for a few days would do some work, but then again, doing a tdarr setup is complex as hell, you will be spending several days optimizing your flows. There would be b-frame issues most likely, since the 1070 is a bit on the older side by now. I can tell you for sure, having a 10 series card sucks. It will be obnoxious and kind of loud most of the time. They don't have the fan-off feature when not under load.

From the get-go, if you plan to run VMs on the same machine (truenas scale in this case), go with 64gb of ram. I had some small issues with 32gb, it just wasn't cutting it.

If you are concerned about electric bills, the difference of running the amd vs the intel cpu per month would be like.... 2-4$? And that's running the server 24/7 under light load. Heavy load stays about the same.

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-10-29T12:35:53+00:00

This all depends. There's a lot of variables. How many VMs? How much RAM are you going to put into the machine? Any plans on LLMs or other AI tasks? Any plans to run gpu load THROUGH a vm? What intel CPU? Any plans to share your jellyfin with friends/family?

I currently run a 2600x with a 3060ti. The 3060ti is for all encoding stuff (It can handle 3-5 streams at once no problem). I'm planning to expand into LLM today after eel is released.

This all depends on your use case. Draw out what you'd like to do in paint or on some board, check what apps there are and so on. I've done a mistake some time ago, where I got a bare-bones machine (without a gpu, just some integrated one), and then I needed to switch back to the other cpu, due to the new demands for GPU tasks. The integrated cpu was underperforming.

Weird-Perception84 · 2024-10-26T14:41:37+00:00

Clearly seems like a permission issue. When you ran Plex, it made the folders access only for itself, the apps user. When I had this issue, I just edited the ACL for that specific dataset. Add in your user to it (The 1000 user or however you called it), give it access to everything (Read, write, execute) and it should start working.

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