Temu is the wish.com version of wish.com.
They both just resell the same stuff you can find on aliexpress, but aliexpress has a lot more sellers.
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I was a volunteer working at the first LinuxCon in 2009, I worked in the expo hall and at the end of the first day one of the booths had a raffle to win an android G1 developer phone and I ended up winning.
The best part was, by winning the phone instead of having to buy it through t–mobile I was able to keep my service without having to pay for adding data and it was a couple years before I had to actually start paying for data.
I'm using the 8b model and it's having no problem telling me about China's atrocities.
Tello has a plan with no data for under $10 a month
Finally sorting by recent comments pays off!
Lidarr+arr-scripts has some things that fill in missing albums from deezer and YouTube music.
I've not found a good torrent tracker for music but drunkenslug with usenet has a good amount stuff
That's why I pirste first and pay later when it's on sale for $20
Very strange... So it sounds like you're using whatever the default file manager is for your desktop, there really isn't any reason the filesystem type would make things that much slower. Something must be very different about your system to be slowing transfers down that much.
I would use iotop to see how much data is being written, where, and what speeds it's getting but if you prefer a graphical version of that maybe "system monitor" is available to you in gnome or whatever desktop you use. You've probably already tested other drives I guess, maybe try just booting a fresh live USB of something and see if the problem persists there too.
Do you have the same speeds when coping say a single 1gb file? A lot of small files introduces a bit more overhead. Rsync can help somewhat
Im curious What makes what VLC is doing qualify as artificial intelligence instead of just an automated transcription plugin?
Automated transcription software has been around for decades, I totally understand getting in on the ai hype train but i guess I'm confused as to if software from years past like "dragon naturally speaking" or Shazam are also LLMs that predate openAI or is how those services worked to identify things different from how modern llms work?
At some point you need to take responsibility for your insecurities and work on moving past them rather then expecting society to placate you. Languages evolve, so if your end goal is gender equality (or even if its not), the best thing you can do is accept that words are context sensative and "dude" and "guys" can be neutral terms.
The scam is that you have to deposit funds before you can withdraw the money, when you deposit money it's taken out automatically to go to the scammer
More details here:
https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/cryptowallet-free-seed-phrase-scam/52810/
That's not really how browsers and web standards work