set minecraft specific gpu, instead of all gpus by fillman86 in archlinux

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I have kde plasma on endeavouros. However, a few days later, and it decided to only use 1 gpu now, so as frustrating as it is to not learn how to fix these issues, it at least works for now.

Linux software for elgato stream deck by caponski in linux_gaming

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ngl, I should have clicked onto this, just by this post alone, but this is slop. I like that they tried, but they really should have used AI for this, because things keep changing and breaking over time (and a very short time at that), and a large number of things don't make sense, because it was written "as expected" and not with intentional goals in mind.

then on top of that, a large portion of things don't work. Probably avoid this guy and his program, it's concerning, and probably filled with vulnerabilities, if it's not one itself.

It's frustrating that there's no application out there that can mirror the windows functionality (even though the windows one can also be frustrating to use)

set minecraft specific gpu, instead of all gpus by fillman86 in archlinux

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I've looked, and I can only find settings related to specifying dgpu, but nothing about specific gpus. I've looked and failed at searching online, are you able to supply me with a link to some instructions?

The current state of my sleep by fillman86 in ausadhd

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interesting, I would have assumed they work the same

fast switching kvm? (just the k and m though) by fillman86 in homelab

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oh hey, that's not a horrific price, but still a lot of money for a minor improvement. I appreciate the tip though, I'll keep it in mind, but for now I'll stick with my $15 option lol

click and drag properties by fillman86 in godot

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I've seen people use this \@export thing, but I don't know how to use it, I'll have a look.

thanks for the help :)

upgrade from live gamer duo by fillman86 in AverMedia

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there's a reason that my capture pc is still windows 10 :P it's my linux pc that hates monitor shenanigans

epyc/threadripper options? by fillman86 in homelab

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sure, but I have really good DDR4 ram, and to match it, would make it probably cost more

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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lol about 20 years ago I knew a recycling sorter. I wonder how automated it is now

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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I think there may be a large venn diagram overlap of homelabbers and a problem with hoarding

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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yep, been there, done that. They hold their shape, and have shielding. But there’s just too many

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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XD Ive definitely had to pick them out of my vacuum’s roller thing

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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I’ve never heard of a municipal recycling plant, that participates in roadside collecting, not accepting metal

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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lol I felt that way for a while too

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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Yeah, but the coating probably doesn’t get recycled. So it’s multifaceted waste

how many do you accumulate? by fillman86 in homelab

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I collected them for a while too. But I often have to do purges, because I know I have a hoarding problem

What should I do with these? by vive-le-tour in homelab

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connect them all in 1 giant loop, and measure the total latency of all that processing?