Those specs seems decent at first glance, but my bet is that the bottleneck will be the storage, if you are using a hard drive still. If you use an ssd, or change to one, then your performance may be greatly improved
I think you could run Steam on that build, I used to play Supertux cart, and have not played 0AD in ages
ReaR (RElax And Recover) can help you create a bootable “recover” installation on target system, once installed rsync your data
WEAKENED regulations??? How much weaker could they get???
DO.NOT.CHALLENGE.THEM!
Yep, it is possible, you have to look for the proper addon. Iirc, there are 2 ways of setting it up, one fully syncs on kodi startup, and the other just the diff.
On the OS side, I went with an inmutable linux (opensuse microos), so it auto updates and auto reboot (when needed), auto login into my DE, and starts Kodi. In practice, everytime I turn on the tv, Kodi is ready, and the system updated.
It has failed once, the update mangled the wifi setup, but being able to boot from a previous system snapshot I reverted it and got it working again in no time.
I think you meant 2.4GHz and 5GHz, for wifi.
2g and 5g are for cellular networks.
Move to the cloud they said. More resilient services they said.
That is what I said, near light travel, not FTL. Ansible comms where instantaneous (speed of thought iirc), but not when the veasels/ships where in-transit, as they needed to “buffer” the communications somehow, in form of recorded messages. That is why Ender’s journeys took thousands of years, where only a lifetime for his siblings on earth.
Ender’s sagas adresses not only near light speed travel, but also the relativity on communications between the traveling veasels and “stationary” posts via the ansible
I do tech support on a global company, and some customers have started to demand their cases not to be readable for our usa based colleagues, nor the shared info hosted on usa clouds. So that wall is somewhat already there.
and spitoon
I have an Slimbook Zero, and I am quite happy with it (not a laptop). I have had an Schenker Via Pro for more than 5 years now, and it is still going strong. The support has been awesome, a couple years ago I asked about where to get a battery replacement, as mine had bulged. They sent me a new one (I was already out of standard warranty period), at no cost!
Edit: little to none support if you use linux, but still recommending them.
Yes.
Not only due to privacy concerns (my main concern), as the device will constantly ping home even when turned off. Other concern is it will download “updates”, that eventually may render your tv browsing experience laggish.
Some tv sets have not only mics incorporated, but cameras, so it may depend on your level of concern.
2 at least
What are the specs, hardware wise, of both your laptop and your nas?
I wanted to get rid of my chromecast, so I initially planned on reusing an old minipc I had, tried installing SteamOS on it but failed miserably.
Then I went with Opensuse Aeon, instaled Kodi but I really don’t like the interface, so I am using the Jellyfin client, the SteamApp, and Firefox with my usual adblock setup. All via flatpaks.
This setup autoupdates, so it is cool to have it up 24/7 and just turn on the tv. I can control it via my dualshock, but it is more usable with a 2.4Ghz remote control w/keyboard I got for less than 20€
Sound goes via hdmi to the tv, and from there to my soundbar via ARC, so no sound directly to the pc.
Next, I may setup the Jellyfin server on this machine, so I can leverage its hardware for transcoding (better specs that the nat)
Ergo, in this current “news” cycle: immigrants.
You meant “expats”. /ducks
I have it setup on each of my laptops, so I have it available at all time with no need to expose it on my home setup.
Automatically start the container on my laptop, and add it to my browser’s search engines as default. Pretty simple.