I have been trying for a long time to get hardware acceleration to work on Jellyfin via Docker and have gotten as far as getting nvidia-smi to successfully run -- which it wasn't previously.

System Specs:

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Host OS: EndeavourOS
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600
RAM: 32GB
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1660 TI

  

nvidia-smi

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| NVIDIA-SMI 560.35.03              Driver Version: 560.35.03      CUDA Version: 12.6     |
|-----------------------------------------+------------------------+----------------------+
| GPU  Name                 Persistence-M | Bus-Id          Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. ECC |
| Fan  Temp   Perf          Pwr:Usage/Cap |           Memory-Usage | GPU-Util  Compute M. |
|                                         |                        |               MIG M. |
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|   0  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti     O
  

Hello! If mods will think this post doesn't fit this community, do not bother with deleting it.

So, I am lookin for a title of anime I saw when I was younger. I do not remember too much tho, bc 1. I was a kid, and all of this could be a delusion of mine, 2. I had oportunity to watch only last 25 like minutes. 3. This is only one time event of mine.

All I remember is young girl quest to save sort of "tree of life". People were thinking the tree is dyin because it had no leaves, which later turned out as untrue - the tree was growing upside down. She had sort of buddy or two (they were simillar to each other) and were sort of a golems (made from sort of clay and kinda dum dum) who tried to stop the girl father from destroyin the tree of life with bazooka. I do not remember how it ended, but last think is true is place of action at the end of the movie - city along fantasy mountains.

So in the end, I would like to thank you for help, even if we wouldn't find the correct answer. At lea

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In years past there has been a Dev Summit running simultaneously with the FreeBSD Dev Summit.

From the homepage:

Decker is a multimedia platform for creating and sharing interactive documents, with sound, images, hypertext, and scripted behavior. You can try it in your web browser right now.

...

For more complex projects, Decker features a novel scripting language named Lil which is strongly influenced by both Lua, an imperative language popular for embedding in tools and game engines, and Q, a functional language in the APL family used with time-series databases. Lil is easy to learn and conventional enough not to ruffle any feathers for users with prior programming experience, but also includes pleasant surprises like implicit scalar-vector arithmetic and an integrated SQL-like query language. A few lines of Lil can go a long

Hello everyone !

I have no idea if I’m in the right community, because it’s a mix of hardware and some light code/command to extract the power consumption out of my old laptop. I need some assistance and if someone way more intelligent than me could check the code and give feedback :)

Important infos

• 12 year old ASUS N76 laptop
• Bare bone server running Debian 12
• No battery (died long time ago)

Because I have no battery connected to my laptop It's impossible to use tools like lm-sensors, powerstat, powertop to output the wattage. But from the following ressource I can estimate the power based on the Energy.

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declare T0=($(sudo cat /sys/class/powercap/*/energy_uj)); sleep $time; declare T1=($(sudo cat /sys/class/powercap/*/energy_uj))
for i in "${!T0[@]}"; do echo - | awk "{printf \"%.1f W\", $((${T1[i]}-${T0[i]})) / $time / 1e6 }" ; done

  

While It effectively outputs something, I'm not sure if I ca

Edit:

Sorry for the bad posting :/. If someone is interested here is my actual post at https://lemmy.ml/post/12594067

Hello everyone !

I have no idea if I’m in the right community, because it’s a mix of hardware and some light code/command to extract the power consumption out of my old laptop. I need some assistance and if someone way more intelligent than me could check the code and give feedback :)

Important infos

• 12 year old ASUS N76 laptop
• Bare bone server running Debian 12
• No battery (died long time ago)
• Running a dozens docker containers.

Because I have no battery connected to my laptop I’m unable to use tools like lm-sensors, powerstat, powertop. But from the following ressource I can estimate the power based on the Energy.

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time=1
declare T0=($(sudo cat /sys/class/powercap/*/energy_uj)); sleep $time; declare T1=($(sudo cat /sys/class/powercap/*/energy_uj))
for 
  

Hi everyone :)

I'm slowly getting used on how to navigate and edit things in the terminal without leaving the keyboard and arrow keys. I'm getting faster and It improved my workflow in the terminal (Yeahhii).

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But yesterday I had such a bad experience while editing a backup bash script with nano. It took me like an hour to completely edit small changes like a caveman and always broke the editor when I used memory reflex terminal shortcuts.

This really pissed me... I know nano also has minimal/limited shortcuts but having to memorize and switch between different one for different purpose seems like a waste of time.

I think I tried emacs a few month ago but It didn't clicked. I didn't spend enough time though, tried it for a few minutes and deleted it afterwards. Maybe I should give it a second try?

I also gave Vim a try, but that session is still open and can't exit (😂 )! Vim seems rather to complex for my workflow, I'm just a self-

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Image description: A stuffed cow toy sitting on hay inside what appears to be a barn. Sunlight streams through a window in the background, casting natural light onto the scene. The cow toy has white fur with black hooves, and brown horns. Its large black eyes give it an innocent appearance. Shadows play across part of its body while other parts are illuminated by sunlight, creating an artistic contrast. The hay on which the toy sits adds texture to the image.

::: spoiler Full Generation Parameters:

cinematic photo of plushy cow, perfect environment, cinematic lighting, epic, dof

Negative prompt: (asymmetry, worst quality, low quality, illustration, 3d, 2d, painting, cartoons, sketch), open mouth

`Steps: 15, VAE: sdxl_vae.safetensors, Size: 896x1152, Seed: 3606059351, Model: RealVisXL_V3.0_U1, Version: v1.7.0, Sampler: DPM++ SDE Karras, VAE hash: 8f11ef6eec, CFG scale: 5, Model hash: 364cecf630, Hires steps: 10, Hires upscale: 1

Hi everyone :)

After installing the emacs package and trying to remove it afterwards:

sudo apt remove --purge --autoremove emacs

It only removed that package and not the other dependencies installed with it (emacs-gtk, emacs-common...). I had to manually remove them one-by-one.

Isn't that command supposed:

• remove package
• it's configuration files
• remove unused packages automatically installed ?

What am I missing here?

Also after reading the Stupid things you've done that broke your Linux installation post, I read a lot of people messing up their debian system after using the above command... So I assume that's not the correct way of doing things in Linux?

Some insight from experienced user would be great :)

Hello Everyone! I apologize if this post isn't as organized as it should be.

Every now and then I try my hand at making a 3D terrain system for my game. It's typically a gdscript that reads coordinates in a json, dict, array, etc and then instances each point as a terrain node/tile (so I can dynamically change each tile). The primary issue I run into is lag with reading this data over and over causing lag and the many instances of nodes themselves potentially causing lag.

I have successfully implemented a render distance before, which I believe fixed the instance count (IRC works good for max 5k objects). The issue that I believe stopped me was the lag from looping over an extremely long dictionary every second (or less). The looping was so when the player moved, it rendered a new group of tiles based on the player location.

It took a long time to ask someone else for help with this because I didn't keep track of my small terrain test projects. I do not have any examples of what I'v

The past few weeks maybe even over a month, I’ve had no luck getting a box of Morton’s kosher salt. Anyone else having problems getting it? In the southeast us if that matters.

[Q]uestion: should Chicago remain a sanctuary city, a status it has held since 1985? The debate has resulted in chaos, including Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa stepping down from their role as floor leader of the City Council. The people backing the move to end sanctuary status are using the recent influx of 20,000 migrants as rationale. But since many of those arriving in Chicago are asylum seekers, or carry Temporary Protected Status, they would continue to qualify for federal protections. At its core, the fight is the same as the fight everywhere: whether the ongoing demonization of immigrants will continue, or whether undocumented people will have some protections.

(Taken from an email sent to me by Never Again Action.)

I want to make an FPS controller that feels realistic, like when you move you really feel that your character has mass. In Unity I would've done that with RigidBody, but how do I do that in Godot 4.3.1 with CharacterBody3D? I know that RigidBody3D is not suitable for character controllers. May anyone show me the direction in which I shall dig?

When you open a new tab, you can instantly start typing and press ENTER which sends your query to the search engine.

However once that's done, there's no easy way to edit the query directly from the URL bar. The URL bar will contain, well, the URL and not the original query anymore.

Is there a way to edit the search query w/o using the search engine's web page or retyping the whole query again? In other words, is there a way to tell Firefox to show me the previous query in the URL bar instead of showing the URL?

I'd like to try to send as many queries as possible to Google directly from Firefox rather than using Google's webpage (more $$$ for Firefox.)

Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to set up a service like pi-hole and one of the prerequisits seems to be to have admin access to the router to make the correct DNS entries.

Unfortunately, the router provided by my ISP doesn't grant me access to these settings - is there a way around that, and what would it involve? I do have a hybdrid router (DSL + LTE connection), that's (according to my ISP) the reason DNS settings are locked.

Any ideas are welcome :)

This is an automated archive made by the Lemmit Bot.

The original was posted on /r/syncforlemmy by /u/thepillarist on 2023-06-22 16:49:23+00:00.

I know they're supposed to work together but there are kbin communities/magazines or whatever that I cannot follow on my Lemmy account, for the life of me I don't know why some work and some don't. So at the moment I have Jerboa and Kbin both and if Sync is able to sort that out, it would be awesome. If it's an issue with the end of Lemmy and Kbin, I understand. I'm still figuring this all out. Definitely getting Sync either way!