Version coming out on Nov 19 will run native on Linux - probably better than on PS5.

github.com/boykopovar/AnyPS5

Not at all. If we take ALL the games - even those designed for Windows, more of them run on Linux without issues.

This is because old Windows games (designed for win95, 98, XP) no longer run on Windows.

It's not limited to LLM. Efficiency will come with better tensor cores (hardware). First step will be to use analog compute units for matrix multiplication. Next step to have whole TPU analog - this will drastically reduce power usage and improve performance. Current issue is noise and consistency. But lets give it few years... digital computers needed 70 years to where there are now.

Maybe, if they are capable of filtering out all the AI/LLM generated crap on internet at the moment, I could see it as an useful news source. Something like hackernews, but not limited to tech.

How is gaming under linux hit or miss? The list of games that don't work is very specific: https://areweanticheatyet.com/

Note that only games that use anti cheat are listed. Everything else works.

Sure, it "looks" better. But it's inaccurate in delayed and that's why nobody who is competitive uses it.

But slaves aren't free. You need to provide them with shelter, sanitation and food. And you wouldn't really use a lot of army/soldiers to keep them there as that costs money. Basically, you'd let slaves leave if they don't want "free" food, shelter and sanitation - demoralized worker is useless anyway.

So in the end it's not much of a difference between slaves in ancient world and blue collar workers now.

Isn't this just moving the production to 3rd world countries? Shouldn't countries strive to reduce *consumption* by 40%?

Exactly like i said. It works on YOUR modern hardware that you bought for running with BSD.

Problem with pfsense/opnsense is hardware support and BSD quirks (and toxic BSD fanboys).

For my hardware and configuration i was pretty much forced to use Linux based solution.

There's not even a question. Plasma - you can configure it to look like Xfce. I was long time Xfce user, I had issues with tearing and VRR on multiple monitors. So best alternative was to switch to Wayland+Plasma.

I still use Thunar though.

For sharing, there are Plasma addons that allow creating shares from context menus.

ssh -X works great on wayland client

If you're running wayland on remote, then you have whole different set of options. (no clue why you would do this at this point)

Based on reality though... https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree...

There are natural gas powered tanks?