Love MinIO but it’s not a filesystem and mounting object storage as a filesystem is not a great experience (speaking from commercial experience).

Thanks for the great and detailed reply! Tbh I really thought React Native was just using the webview… super embarassing for a dev of 12 years.

It is react native, meaning it uses the same basic web technologies as wefwef. It’s just bundled up and distributed through the app stores rather than through your browser. I am not complaining though both WefWef and Memmy are absolutely awesome.

Memmy is just a webapp with extra steps though.

There is no way to prove it didn’t just scrape 10 other summaries and reworded them slightly. And given the nature of such language models and limited context length it’s actually more likely, than it understanding and summarizing an entire book.

Man I really want to get my hands on one ASAP. Sadly that now sounds even more distant given their US only launch and these headlines.

I am aware it’s Wayland based. But it’s using xwayland for literally everything by design at the moment. There is not even a way to run Wayland native applications currently.

Well no. A proper PWA will work while offline. As long as it can talk to the instance, it should work fine.

Has there been any news what the long term plans of Gamescope (Steam Deck Compositor)? They are building pretty heavily on top of xwayland, so wondering if they’ll make the switch to native Wayland game sessions at some point…

Get a Kobo instead? Kindle are annoying as shit.

No way to tell as it depends on all kinds of factors, like workload and IO requirements. For example you could spin up a very cheap spinning rust Ceph cluster for archival use cases or you could have a very fast NVMe/PMEM cluster for compute workloads.

I am managing all kinds of installations.

And before somebody ask no, not piracy related lmao.

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