This video has a similar discussion about the C++ programming language vs other programming languages that are theoretically better. https://youtu.be/I7fEsbksKRE?is=T53DqwVNM3ps97JY
The summary: An imperfect solution today is nearly always used over the perfect solution that will arrive at some unknown time in the future. Also momentum is a thing.
I don't appreciate this slander against data. If anything the LLMs are like the holo deck. Can be entertaining/useful but buggy as shit and require stupid amounts of power to operate.
I have been happy with https://batterysharks.com/ . Just keep in mind batteries are heavy so shipping costs are high.
I read that as "Padan Fain" at first glance and was confused by The Far Side and Wheel of Time crossover.
I have always thought that part of his motivation for staying was that, in his view, Picard was such an amazing captain that not staying to learn from him would be a missed opportunity more than having his own command.
I wonder if there is any meaningful relationship between rate of Linux adoption and percentage of games people are actively playing being marked as Steam Deck ready?
I agree with having the server run Proxmox like others have said. Check out these YouTube channels for helpful information/guides:
LearnLinuxTV
LawrenceSystems
CraftComputing
Makes sense. Trained on software engineers working that pattern for decades.
I just started playing with Dockhand and it looks like it has a built in update schedule mechanism. It's fills a comparable role as Portainer, so maybe check that out.
I would make an FAQ. I think for getting tone it is important to know what things are hard facts, what things are more subjective preferences, and what's things are "we had to make a choice between options with no clear 'best' option".
Has there ever been a more elegant "fuck around and find out"?
I just googled that model number and "Linux support". The first result was the Brother website for driver downloads, which does include packages for linux.