Rtx3050? Should be supported for a little while, and seems to be around $300AUD. Probably still overkill for a NAS though.
On mobile its a static image. But also, nothing in the video indicates that google changed the rotate setting. Why do you think google did it?
You can do a lot more damage a lot faster and from a lot further away with a high power rifle. But yes, ideally we have all the firearm cops being trained to the highest standards.
Could you elaborate? Nothing about your screenshot says anything about auto rotate?
That still says nothing about their training and ability of the police officers. I want top of the line police officers first, then give them whatever tools they need.
I care less about the "military" style of the guns, and more about the training these cops have. Do they have high standards for trigger discipline? Are they terrified of dogs and will cap one if it barks? Will they consider the ramifications of what happens if they miss their target and the round hits someone behind? Are they capable of deescalating a situation?
I have no problem with well armed cops, and I don't even care if they are paid well, but they need to be of the highest standard. Wish the journalists would dig into that rather than lazily fearmongering about "military style" rifles.
How are you coping with Ao3 being down for 4 weeks?
I have a full size PC with a nvidia gt1030 for Jellyfin, I think it uses nvidias transcoding api when that is available.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/post-install/transcoding/hardware-acceleration/
Looks like there are lots of options for hardware accel, so as long as you have one of them it should be fine?
I tried some things like that, not sure which ones specifically. The ones I tried were very fiddly though.
It could be that I was using particularly shit SD cards, or putting too much continuous load on them, but I have killed a handful of them over the time I used them. I dunno, could be user error for sure.
I have never managed to kill an SSD though, so I trust them much more.
Not really Intel specific, just intel seems to be the most commonly available.
I just lazily used "Intel" to mean x86.
I tried to get logs into memory, but found that it was a bit tedious chasing down a dozen or so services that logged to different places. And when my pi developed a spontaneous reset issue, not having logs was a bit of a problem.