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    Nobu reacted to erek's post in the thread The PS5 Hacking Scene is about to Explode with Like Like.
    "PS5 Jailbreaks have been around for many years now, but in the past only a fraction of users have been able to hack their systems due to strict low firmware requirements. However, this has all changed thanks to a new exploit known as Relapse...
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    Nobu replied to the thread Steam Frame.
    Well I wasn't aware of the exact technology they use. Was just saying, generally, if it used two lenses (in line, not one per eye), you could probably adjust the focal length (with the downsides I listed). From what I read just now about it, it...
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    Nobu replied to the thread Steam Frame.
    If it uses multiple lenses, you might be able to adjust their proximity to change the focal length, but you would also be changing the focus and how much of the display you can actually see. It would be a very involved process, to say the least.
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqJ-iM_fTdQ
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    Nobu reacted to mashie's post in the thread An unexpected AI journey with Like Like.
    Up until early 2026 I was thinking of AI as just another power wasting fad such as blockchains, crypto and so on. As of today this is my desktop at home: So what happened? Well the frontier models in early 2026 suddenly stopped behaving like...
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    Nobu reacted to russnuck's post in the thread FAH new WU? and it's a monster with Like Like.
    I always run my GPUs at 70-75% PL for that reason. That and to prolong the life of the card. Edit: nVidia efficiency curves suck past ~75%, so there's really no point.
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    Nobu replied to the thread FAH new WU? and it's a monster.
    Modern GPUs are very sensitive to heat load (some maybe more than others), so if it's operations which generate varying amounts of heat, the time to complete them will also vary, because the frequency will also vary with temperature.
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    Nobu replied to the thread Asrock B550M ITX/ac & GhostBSD?.
    Yeah, if you aren't chasing the latest version of software and don't need drivers for the newest hardware, Debian stable is rock solid. Even if you do, there are ways to make it work, it's just maybe not the most suitable base for that. But if...
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    Nobu reacted to pioruns's post in the thread Asrock B550M ITX/ac & GhostBSD? with Like Like.
    You are asking about Devuan? It's Debian Stable with SysVInit instead of systemd. That's it. XLibre can be installed from external repo, after. Add two together, and you end up with very solid, mature system. If you know Debian, then you will...
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    Where did I call it fine? Are you sane? You are literally arguing with a specter of your own creation.
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    The video you posted constitutes newer. If your two braincells could get off your anti-AMD anti-linux boner, you would see I had absolutely no issue with your second video, AND I thanked you for it.
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    if you are taking about the one you just posted, I know. I didn't ask for a newer video...again. I asked for something newer...before. I wouldn't have thanked you if I was. Edit: good grief, no wonder I ignored you before.
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    Nobu reacted to russnuck's post in the thread FAH new WU? and it's a monster with Like Like.
    Driver update holding steady. There is one that came in very high.
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    I didn't say you were wrong, I asked for something more recent. Thank you, though.
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    Anything more recent than that? 6 months can be a long time for any kind of software. Anyone else have recent personal experience? Mine has been good for the most part, but I haven't been playing many demanding games. graphic acceleration seems...
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