Blade runner: Black Lotus?
ColdCreasent
joined 2 years ago
Something to think about. GeForce Now isn’t about making it so you can play video games no matter your own hardware. It’s a test bed to show that cloud based hardware rental is a viable and achievable goal for the likes of Micro$oft etc. it’s a proof of concept for those companies to “show” that people would be “happier” renting their hardware than buying personal computers.
Long term goal is to price the average user out of the computer market and have them just buy a dumb terminal to do their computing on. This will also have average income gamers not able to buy a PC and instead be forced to rent one. This was M$ goal about 20 yrs ago, but internet speeds weren’t good enough for the ~30% if the population of the world they care about. These days we are getting much closer to that being a high enough % of people with good enough internet to start pricing people out of their luxury gaming PCs. And eventually grandma is going to be buying a preset Chromeb00k style laptop to connect to a subscription based service so she can check her email.
Been drinking tonight, but this idea has been sticking with me for more than a year, punctuated by the recent Micron public statement.
And Ollama.
And for those who like story mode, Ollama paired with Sillytavern gets you a storytelling AI.
But don’t use the pirate bay…bad place. Other places are much better and have good reputations.
There is YouTube++ or YTlitePlus. They haven’t been updated in a while but do work as long as return downvote for shorts is disabled.
I consider it worth it for an ad free utub sideload as well as a manga app I found through AltStore. The utub on its own was worth it.
Just setup a second page in heimdall with Tailscale friendly links. Duplicate what you already have setup and then update links.
Try to avoid using carbon fibre in any 3d print that you will touch. There is a report/video from a tech guy that built a bunch of carbon fibre reinforced items to sell and then started to discover carbon fibre particles imbedding into his skin.