https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/wiki/12-‐-OpenAI-API like this? ;)

Pretty sure this is what you want and why it’s not duplicated effort

I don’t think it is. Just a majority of it. If it’s a cross platform game you’re streaming the Xbox version.

No, Game Pass Ultimate cloud gaming for Xbox games is on an “Xbox” (I’m sure MS has some custom servers with blades of Xbox-like servers). PC games, yes, they are doing something similar but it’s not quite the same as GFN.

GFN allowed you (not sure nowadays) to just login to your steam account on a RemoteFX Remote Desktop and play games via their client. This setup is what the tool is replicating. RDP allows some crazy tweaks in the registry to let you get really good performance out of supported hardware and (I assume) is what is going on here.

Edit: this is Linux based it seems so probably just doing something similar as the MS RDP implementation.

Blue bubbles is what you use now with or without beeper.

Asus sells these cards, but the motherboard needs to support 4 way bifurcation. Most only support two way. There’s definitely double nvme cards that have a wider compatibility

Geekpi makes a compatible pcie or standalone that gets you everything (with buying a pi) for like $150 or $160

Iirc they do not have piv but otherwise are basically identical. Feitian is another company making keys and they do U2F+OTP+CCID normally

Edit: looks like U2F/FIDO2 only, https://github.com/solokeys/solo1/issues/208

Tell that to Red Rock Canyon adopters

If you have a matrix server, then yes the mautrix-imessage bridge has a docker container. Beeper itself you can’t really self host as it’s their matrix server you live on (I haven’t checked out the beeper-selfhosted git yet).

I’m pretty sure the playbook is just docker under the hood on a service user instead of your normal user. There’s a way to run the playbook with docker as well (memory is fuzzy on that).

Beeper is sick! Would highly recommend. Or if you’re feeling frisky, self hosting the bridge in a docker container is possible. The container is a kvm osx vm.

Never gonna happen with them pushing this speed boundary as much as I’d also love prices to go down. I’d also like to see more PC compatibility for Thunderbolt hardware on motherboards (besides ASUS)

Monitors are the name fancy speakers use haha. But yeah, I just switched to a Schitt Modi+Magni for my purpose (HD660Ses)

As someone who just dumped their AE-5 I could not STAND the driver. Windows and Linux. Unless you’re running monitors by default, it’s not worth the hassle. The UI+driver on windows are just clunky, old, and have been the cause of a few BSODs over the years.

Not having to deal with a sound card driver anymore has been a highlight of my year. Just get a dac and amp

Your only reason answer is don’t buy a “server” motherboard. They inherently perform more tasks during post to ensure stability. If you want fast post times get a desktop and a pikvm

100% agree on these complaints haha, but it’s finally out of private invites so thought I’d invite some people

https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-sideload-install-android-app-apk/

Android should be a little more difficult but it’s more permanent

2048 is only more popular due to being free and “easier”

My advice on your little issue is sideload the app from appdb.to

Wow haha, as someone who finally got 6144 a few years ago this game really is a true gem and one of the greatest phone games of all time. 12 years ago I bought it on a whim on a lunch break, and it is easily the most played game of all time for me at this point (coming from years of cod, halo, rocket league, etc).

You honestly made my day with this post, my friends know me as the friend who still plays the weird 2048 clone, but I got my son into it too. He finally hit 768 and I was so proud lol. I am still trying to achieve a “perfect” game but the algorithm definitely doesn’t like it. Technically in the top 100 on the leaderboards lol

Not OP, but I do feel dumb for not thinking of that assuming it would defederate me. Oh well, got a cool domain out of it