it cat day
praise be to cats and cat-alikes
meow
praise be to cats and cat-alikes
meow
Profile picture art @JayKat on birdsite
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They/Them - Full time gremlin - Tech loving cat
Profile picture art @JayKat on birdsite
Profile picture art @JayKat on birdsite
Anyone knows good way to move your materials in individual files to blender's Asset Library?
Unfortunately due to external pressure, I have collapsed and became a (semi) realistic black hole.
@mars cheeto
I'm just so tired of all this genAI bullshit, from text to images. World is getting worse before our very eyes. But not all hope is lost, only thing to do is to fight back. There is no other option.
"The Luddites were anything but technophobes: they were skilled high-tech workers [...] Their objection to powered textile machines had nothing to do with fear of the machines: rather, it was motivated by a clear-eyed understanding of how factory owners wanted to use the machines." - https://pluralistic.net/2023/03/20/love-the-machine/
On this cursed day let us all be Luddites.
Hope you all have a nice day, you filthy animals <3
@livingshredder wintergatan (Marble Machiene creator) is elon simp too, I was so disappointed to learn that :/
@livingshredder Kinda stuck doing that right now, stuck in decision paralysis of how to spec it
very much a first world problem:
Decision anxiety sucks. I have my old i5-4460 that I wanna use as homeserver (gotta use it for something) and as a NAS. Only problem that I'm unsure what's good way to utilize it, I have like 3 used 1TB HDDs that I expect to die at any moment, might buy few more used ones to put them in RAID so if any of those dies I'm not gonna loose anything locally (3-2-1 backup goes brrr).
Though I'd loose some capacity for redundancy with those, especially that they are at high risk of failure. Wouldn't it be better idea to buy like 2x 4TB drives and run in RAID1? It'd even use less power! But then again, I already have those hard drives just sitting and gathering dust for years now, feels like waste not using them.
What to do, what to do...
Decision anxiety sucks. I have my old i5-4460 that I wanna use as homeserver (gotta use it for something) and as a NAS. Only problem that I'm unsure what's good way to utilize it, I have like 3 used 1TB HDDs that I expect to die at any moment, might buy few more used ones to put them in RAID so if any of those dies I'm not gonna loose anything locally (3-2-1 backup goes brrr).
Though I'd loose some capacity for redundancy with those, especially that they are at high risk of failure. Wouldn't it be better idea to buy like 2x 4TB drives and run in RAID1? It'd even use less power! But then again, I already have those hard drives just sitting and gathering dust for years now, feels like waste not using them.
What to do, what to do...