the answer is yes! https://docs.opencloud.eu/docs/admin/welcome/features#files-on-demand

may try to give it a spin later this year

How is the file sync integration? Even some of the commercial products have shocking implementations.

Does it support shadow copies of files?

Wasn’t it one of the Nordics that ‘sunk’ an American carried in drills a while back?

It’s not that they are gigantic companies, it’s that they are big companies with lots of techies. Other organisations can have them as well.

The BBC (British Broadcasting Company) has it’s own TLD for example. their Mastodon account uses it: https://social.bbc/

Depends on the angle of the flow out of the tap. I switched out a tap with an identical looking replacement, that just had a 20 degree or so andle on the plastic spout bit that made a huge difference.

I think part of the idea is: build it and they will come… If 10% of users have NPUs, then apps will find ‘useful’ ways to use them.

Part of it is actually battery life - if you assume that in the life of the laptop it will be doing AI tasks (unlikely currently) an NPU will be wayyyy more efficient than running it on a CPU, or even a GPU.

Mostly though, it’s because it’s an excuse to charge more for the laptop. If all the high end players add NPUs, then customers have no choice but to shell out more. Most customers won’t realise that when they use chat got or copilot one one of these laptops, it’s still not running on their device.

really? able to nest nultiple times etc?

Firefox has tree style tabs add-on. Gamechanger

There are a lot of minor things, that are much faster to print than to get delivered. (If you can find them at a sensible price).

I’m not sure that’s true. How would it get there originally, other than through what you eat?

Oh-shit! That photo is going to be ‘exhibit A’ at someone’s manslaughter trial.

Ah, insulation foam would do it! Explains the dripping fire effect too.

Everyone was talking about all the wood in there, but I couldn’t see how that would have started it that easily.

Would have thought it would have had sprinklers though…

The BBC live page has some videos of the fire spreading inside. Shows how quickly it went from ‘oops’ to ‘oh shit’.

I do wonder what caught fire so easily?

If you have a gyroscopic controller, you can use it like a steering wheel too!

Also - close your eyes if you are about to crash or spin!

… I should try it out again, see if there are enough games out there to make valves new headset worth it.

The best way to do it if you can is to book a bus/taxi there early for first lift. You then get a pristine run with next to no one on it. (And all day to have a leisurely ski back to your resort). Lots of hotels will have it as a bookable trip.

Highly recommend doing it at least once, its a beautiful valley.

Yes, that’s the one!

Not a official lift though, they take cash payments. (Might have changed I guess)

Enjoy! Which village are you staying in?

Have/are you going to do a trip out to the hidden valley l?

I do the pools idea too.

But every Christmas I sum my expected non regular expenses (maintenance fees, insurance, dentists, cloud storage, etc) and divide by 12 to get the monthly cost so I can spread out the expected budget busters.

Otherwise August/September give me a shock - lots of big bills then.

The companies making the ram chips are not the ones making motherboards. They just want to sell their product for as much as they can.

Shutting down your entire consumer business does seem a bit short sighted though - keep the doors open for the future.