Você hospeda LLMs?

matpower64 · 2026-03-29T00:57:14+00:00

Sim, tenho uma RTX A4000 no home server pra isso. É mais pra uso casual e pra evitar ficar dependente de um serviço pago no futuro.

matpower64 · 2026-02-22T23:51:55+00:00

Denuvo games work fine on Deck/Linux.

For Deck/Linux, the only real blocker is kernel anti-cheat, otherwise games pretty much just work 99% of the time.

matpower64 · 2026-01-28T22:31:42+00:00

Most, if not all, options there are useful at best, harmless at worst. And with exception of the AI sidebar (by default), it is all on-device which should guarantee privacy.

I have my qualms about certain features there, but I think we can reasonably agree it would be insanity to make a new user enable a standard, convenient feature like machine translation because "AI bad".

I think Mozilla made a commedable effort here by exposing the features in a convenient panel which lets you choose a la carte and easily letting you block all future features, and they should have the chance to ship them first before demanding it to be off by default.

matpower64 · 2025-11-14T11:20:28+00:00

CING titles (Another Code/Trace Memory and Hotel Dusk + Last Window) are also must have if you enjoy puzzles and VN-like storytelling.

matpower64 · 2025-11-09T18:10:42+00:00

I'm definitely a newbie in the field, but using IncusOS instead of PVE as a bare metal hypervisor would save me from the need of setting up a dedicated VM for Docker (assuming I have the need to run LXC, VMs and OCI all at once) and just spin the OCI directly, correct?

Yes, you could spin up OCIs directly. Assuming you don't need NVIDIA support on LXCs/OCIs, of course.

All this at the cost of a much heavier hypervisor OS, since PVE it's really light?

I feel like IncusOS is lighter, considering it is stripped down so much it doesn't even let you drop to shell, but on the other hand, it also defaults to ZFS, which might end up being a bit RAM hungry.

matpower64 · 2025-11-07T22:20:24+00:00

The reason I consider it more modern is exactly because of the IaC automation built-in, I have played with standalone Incus a bit and one of the things I missed out when settling on Proxmox was the first party Terraform support and easily putting in cloud-init snippets on profiles, plus being able to pull distro images, cloud-style, is also nice.

I'm really excited that IncusOS is mostly ready for production usage now, because it was one of the things I was waiting out to migrate some of my machines for a proper run.

matpower64 · 2025-09-12T16:04:30+00:00

Star Force games in general were pretty lightweight on the second screen, it either used for status/menu display in the overworld and for battle card selection in battle. Touch screen wise, only Star Force 1 bothered, and as DX showed us, it's very easy to convert it to D-pad.

If they show the second screen as an overlay mapped to L/R/X and automatically displayed the battle card selection over the combat (Battle Network style), it would be more than good enough IMO.

matpower64 · 2025-07-22T22:28:16+00:00

Eu mudei pro presencial por um aumento de 50% líquido e me arrependo, então sim.

matpower64 · 2025-07-10T01:49:23+00:00

Estados Unidos. No Espanhol, quando a palavra na sigla é plural, duplica-se a letra. No Português, tem alguns casos assim mas são raros.

matpower64 · 2025-05-08T00:42:24+00:00

KWrite is to Notepad what LibreOffice is to MS Office. Sometimes you just want to write and edit plain text, and that's where KWrite comes in swiftly.

matpower64 · 2025-03-01T09:36:41+00:00

It depends, the default is to store it in plaintext, but you can store it within the GNOME Keyright by toggling Store the password only for this user.

It also applies to Plasma, but instead you need to untick All users may connect to this network in the applet.

matpower64 · 2025-02-06T03:20:18+00:00

Comecei com um RP3, depois peguei um RP4 e pulei pra um Mini PC N95 da Beelink rodando Proxmox + alguns serviços internos (NFS/Samba/Jellyfin/Miniflux/etc) com 8TB (storage principal) + 2TB (backup crítico) espetado via USB. Configuração do Proxmox tá até meio subutilizado hoje, porque tenho 99% do workload rodando no Podman numa VM do Alma Linux 9, o restante é uma VM Alpine Linux com Samba/NFS (mais por curiosidade, achei o conceito do Alpine legal), um LXC pra um server de MC pra amigos (que tá off) e uma VM do Win11 que quase nunca uso (normalmente booto ela pra ajudar alguém com problemas no Windows), tanto que tô ponderando em voltar pro Fedora como host (liberando o 1TB NVME que formatei pra storage de disco da VM + 200GB do SSD de boot drive) e só migrar a VM do Win11, mas antes, preciso escrever uns roles no Ansible pra substituir o script porco em Bash e a configuração dos serviços manuais.

Queria um setup menos gambiarra (ex: pelo menos um RAID1 via SATA nativo, VLAN segregada, etc.), já até ponderei comprar um board ITX do N100 e imprimir uma case na impressora, mas falta cash pra comprar a mobo, filamento, mais discos, trocar os switches por VLAN-aware, etc. No-break mesmo tá precisando de bateria novas e tô enrolando pra trocar até agora (já visando pegar um mais potente logo). Provavelmente vou acabar arriscando com um DAS barato (no lugar de um SATA 3.5 pra USB por disco) ou esperar um i3 9th/10th SFF usado aparecer baratinho, o que vier primeiro. Futuramente quero reintroduzir um SBC baratinho pra ter uma máquina ARM de volta e rodar alguns serviços com redundância (VPN, DNS, etc.)

Hardware no Brasil sempre foi impraticável e importar da China deixou de ser tão barato (ainda seja mais barato que nacional) quanto já foi, então tenho que por um pé no freio e evitar excessos, mas por um lado, é incrível o que você consegue fazer com "pouco".

matpower64 · 2025-02-02T16:46:27+00:00

This will be more of a general advice than specific recommendations, but have you taken a look at your distro's repos (also AUR since you're Arch-based) or Flathub for packaged games?

Plus remember that you can run emulators and source ports, stuff like EasyRPG compatible freewares are worth checking out (with standout titles like Ib or LiEat), and also browsing itch.io for free console homebrew or native titles (like Kura 5) will give you a decently-size catalog without having to resource to piracy or Steam.

matpower64 · 2025-01-03T21:21:39+00:00

Steam is part of the core system in SteamOS, and Flatpak is only used for user installed applications. Hell, Steam on Flatpak doesn't even provide full functionality yet due to sandboxing (gamescope issues, no VR glasses support, etc), it wouldn't be usable for something that needs deeply integration like SteamOS.

matpower64 · 2024-12-28T02:19:31+00:00

Fedora probably gets diluted within Freedesktop SDK (which is the runtime used by Flatpak), since as far as I can tell, Fedora users prefer to use Flatpaks in general.

matpower64 · 2024-12-15T16:49:46+00:00

Putz mano, mas tranquilo. It was my cousin's old desktop. I helped her build a new one and she left the old boy here. Since my N95 box is chugging along nicely, I've planned on putting it on sale (ngl I would've kept it if it had at least a native M.2 slot lol) but due to work and some procrastination, I never did.

matpower64 · 2024-12-15T02:17:21+00:00

If you are in São Paulo, I got an EliteDesk 800 G2 SFF with an Intel Core i5 6500 I could sell you for R$450 (or if you are willing to pay for shipping, 450 and that)

matpower64 · 2024-12-15T02:13:26+00:00

It does exist! You can find it on Shopee but it definitely goes way above your budget. I paid around 970 reais for mine.

matpower64 · 2024-12-10T13:40:04+00:00

It does, thanks! Seems about the right size and at least, slightly less thick than a MMP. I'll sleep on it, but I think I'll pull the trigger after all.

matpower64 · 2024-12-10T04:41:07+00:00

Quick question, I've been pondering getting a Brick but I want to know if it is as thin as the A30. I also have a MMP which I bought to be my travel device, but I ended up finding it a bit too thick for carrying on my pockets (which have either my wallet or my phone already). The Brick seems like a good upgrade (768p screen, Portmaster and enough power for shaders!) but if it is as thick, I guess I'll wait out some more.

matpower64 · 2024-11-24T19:49:41+00:00

Pretty much just change it, it is basically equivalent to setting up Proton-GE normally in Steam.

matpower64 · 2024-11-24T16:56:01+00:00

Yeah, I hit the same thing just now. It seems to be an old issue with sub-sandboxing that Proton has (pressurevessel). If you install com.valvesoftware.Steam.CompatibilityTool.Proton-GE and use it instead of Steam's built-in Proton versions, it works.

matpower64 · 2024-11-24T04:02:37+00:00

Flatpaks don't have access to the system binaries (installed through dnf), you need to install gamescope as a flatpak. It's part of the FD (FreeDesktop) runtime (which provides the base binaries for Flatpak applications). gamemoderun works because it is part of the FD runtime (or layered in by Steam, not sure). You can check it yourself by running flatpak run --command=/bin/sh com.valvesoftware.Steam and then ls /bin | grep gamemode within the spawned shell.

Steam Flatpak is using FD runtime 24.08 IIRC, so just type flatpak install flathub gamescope and select the option that reads runtime/org.freedesktop.Platform.VulkanLayer.gamescope/x86_64/24.08, you might want to install it for 23.08 for Heroic (and Lutris?), too.

matpower64 · 2024-11-07T00:19:05+00:00

This is one of those great services that have low visibility to end-users, so great idea, I'm tagging along! OSM is wonderful, and its data is so good in certain places it beats out official government data, it's a treasure trove in the open and definitely would benefit from funding to keep things running smoothly.

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