Sounds perfect to me. You thoroughly tested and eliminated every variable on your side before pointing fingers. Network techs hate it when someone starts blaming “the network” when it’s something stupid like a damaged cable behind the user’s desk.

I have automatic updates through a watchtower fork, so I just leave it alone until it breaks, then I go to the project site to see what changed. This has happened maybe twice in the last couple years.

Yes.

Technically she does, she’s usually fighting some shadowy company or millionaire trying to steal the artifacts for money or power.

If I don’t have a case on my Pixel it will literally slide off any surface I place it on. My desk is very nearly level, but if I put it there and look away, next thing I know it’s fallen on the floor.

If it was ICE I’d agree with you. But the national guard isn’t really doing anything on these deployments. Trump says “I AM DEPLOYING THE NATIONAL GUARD!!!” and so they go, they stand around for a bit, and then they go home.

I have bad news for you. You can get a PhD and you’ll still be implementing other people’s broken garbage.

Did you use any engine or framework for this, or built it from pure code and gl libs?

Consistency? Nvidia does the exact same thing, so yeah I guess that’s consistent. That reliable numeric with the Nvidia GeForce Titan, Nvidia Titan, and Nvidia Titan RTX (yes those are all very different cards).

And don’t even get me started on the workstation Quadro card naming, with the Quadro RTX 4000, RTX A4000, RTX 4000 (Ada generation), and RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell.

If both drives exhibit the behavior, I’d suspect the drive controller.

I mean, if you’ve got spares, load one up and find out.

Yes they do. US Marshals.

Okay then you don’t want to organize them, you want an interface. Chuck all the pictures in a folder, and use something like darktable to review and edit them, you can search by tag, filter by metadata, all that fun stuff.

It runs software that’s significantly cheaper–like tens of thousands of dollars a year–for a desktop licence, but it needs a whole bunch of hardware resources. I assure you, it’s justified.

windows 11 doesnt support server at all

It doesn’t? I have several servers at work running desktop 11.

Organize how, exactly?

They probably did the math on letting China copy them now or over the course of a few years.

Are there not enough trash bins available?

Solution to what, exactly? Like the other people in this post, I also use KDE on Debian and Nvidia with zero issue.

They wouldn’t care regardless.