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Does nginx give me anything over apache httpd in the year of our lord 2024? I've used both for hosting servers but never really understood the difference, as apache seems to have incorporated the important improvements that nginx made iirc.

I think Xen does? It's available on a few different operating systems but idk how user friendly it is compared to QEMU/KVM or bhyve.

I thought floating number two was in reference to floating point numbers lmao

I've really wanted to try bhyve but the lack of hardware passthrough support (PCIe GPU passthrough in my case) compared to KVM keeps me from it as of right now. Looks really good though.

Ah, that's annoying. Have you reported the issue to Valve? Seems like it's their issue to fix. I personally haven't encountered this issue, so I'm unable to help further, but it seems that it's an issue with Steam's Linux client since the rest of the system is unaffected, as I understand it.

I've noticed that Steam for Windows displays download speed in mbit/s while the Linux client displays it in mbyte/s, although both display the unit as mb/s. This is a setting that can be toggled. This doesn't account for the entire difference (1887mbit > 109mbyte) but is one contributing factor.

Why was she suspended on Twitter?

In the small preview it looked like one of those shitty political cartoons where everything is unnecessarily labelled lmao

I know people don't actually crush living creatures in these but they make me feel so fucking bad when they pop up on my page. Just the thought is fucking disgusting.

I used this trick on my old laptop, which my dad now uses as a light gaming PC. Works well for StarCraft and Rocket League! Even DOOM (2016) works well on low/medium settings. Don't remember which GPU but it wasn't very high powered even when it came out in 2014.

I usually use what's available, and has the best file size for the quality. h265 is usually the best in this regard, but I look forward to more av1 encoded content. My Jellyfin server runs on my old school computer, whicj I could buy cheaply from my school, but since it has a sub-1080p screen, it works best as a server with built in UPS for me. It also has quicksync, so I've never had to think about which codecs my clients support.

I have not gotten cloudstream to work, so I don't know it's similar, but I've used popcorn time and my friends use it regularly and are happy with it.