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This seems very incomplete. It mostly just suggests lemmy.world to me.

If the hardware supports virtualization it should not affect the performance of cpu bound applications. (Assuming you have adequate system resources) It does harm the performance of GPU applications however.

It was drilled into me in school that you should be using separate environments for certain tasks.

Software development tools can interfere with video games for example. Or running a lamp stack in the same environment as your personal data is also foolish.

There’s also tools like podman that can help you further divide environments. (But understand it’s not a security tool)

So many moons ago in a far off galaxy.

My roommate and I explored this very question.

3 and a slice of toast was the sensible outcome.

But I was foolish and what started this was suggesting I could eat a whole carton. Spoiler I could not. 🤮🐣 (And neither could they)

After all this time. Did you find one you like the most?

I’m constantly flipping between Boost and Voyager.

When boost got a Lemmy client and Reddit was doing mass bans on anime communities.

Was it by chance something by Rooster Teeth?

It’s important not to use a mechanical drive for modern gaming (if you are). Modern games can expect to be able to load assets more or less immediately upon request, otherwise your experience and performance suffers.

Your cpu is below the minimum requirements for windows 11 which may cause you challenges in the near future. But if you’re comfortable with Linux that’s largely mitigated.

Disabling CSM (in your bios) and confirming your operating systems are configured for uefi is important.

Enable “above 4G decoding” in your bios.

Confirm your bios is up to date and that your ram profile is configured correctly. (Lookup xmp/docp)

I believe your platform is too old for the Intel arc b580 but I suggest researching that option as it fits your budget. Otherwise a 10GB or higher GPU if you can find one. (Probably need to search the used market for something like a Radeon 6800 or better)

+1 for Avatar. Such a phenomenal cast of characters and world building. Korra got really weird but I still appreciate it.

lmfao

beehaw.org has a bunch.

I enjoyed hidive’s dub selection more than the others.

I’d imagine it’s because it’s a hobby project for the admin. It can be a pita to keep on top of stuff like this.

Don’t bother with doing it manually. It’s a waste of time and money. Just look into generic cartridges.

If they have a better computer or phone than you.

Edit: (but only if it’s one or two generations apart)

+1 for Thunderbird. I’ve deployed it in enterprise environments too.

If you’d rather something more integrated into the OS (non-windows). Kmail and Apple mail work reasonably well.

The hammer, it breeds fear in my enemies hearts.

If given the choice I’d prefer now over the past. Merely because of my health issues. It was actually pretty awesome exploring early “high-speed” internet.

I’ve done both several times.

Tbh, it kinda sucks either way.

My biggest take away is never break routine.

Continue to wake up at a regular time and take care of yourself and the space you live in.

Never let yourself just give up or fall into the “it can wait” trap.

And the hardest part, recognise that you’re stuck and talk to physical people.

I’d suggest looking at small embedded computers and hats for them to fit your objective.

Since you’re familiar with Linux, I’m thinking an Arduino might work out. There’s probably a better way but I’m imagining you configuring it to work like a USB drive and dropping in playlist files along with your music and using the hat to select your preferred playlist like a homemade iPod.

You’ll want to avoid the generic junk mp3 players online since there’s no way to be certain it’s free of radio chips before detailed inspections. Since that stuff is typically pumped out with whatever junk was available that day.

Sounds like a avril lavigne song