There is little performance overhead from running a VM. However there’s a substantial administrative overhead for keeping a virtualization system running just for home assistant.
If this a hobby to you, sure, you do you. Time you enjoyed wasting is not wasted. But it’s way less effort to just run everything you need in a container stack - especially if are you already running containers for other things.
Yeah, just set them up in another container.
Addons are just software.
I only run mosquitto right now, but it’s not exactly hard or complicated or time consuming to set up.
There is no compelling reason to run home assistant in a vm instead of in a container.
I’d get rid of the virtualization layer in your specific case and save yourself a lot of hassle, especially on smaller systems.
If this is true, it’s fucking supervillain levels of bad.
I’m surprised they didn’t just finish the job. Must be low on missiles.
Tell me more about that Nordic heritage where you sit around and sing translated Neapolitan folk songs.
We’re all connected.
I’m not assuming anything. I’m not sure what you are imagining I am saying.
That’s what you get for sitting out the election, you feckless sycophants.
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For 800 bucks you get nothing worth having there.
But the point is that so far, Intel has not produced anything worth having at any price. And for GPUs, their process node troubles will make it really hard for them to compete on price or on performance.
And that overlooks what Intel is usually super crappy on that NV nailed right out of the gate: developer support.
Honestly, my other option is Apple silicon. I’m not a price sensitive buyer.
If I had a dime for every time I heard that exact line.
At a certain point it’s a fool me once, fool me twice, fool me fourteen times kinda thing.
Intel GPU claims are NEVER true.
Excellent, except for a tiny little detail:
I don’t play games to make money. I play games because I want to play games.
No. But other people’s suffering has never mattered to him.
Listen, Intel is fucked. It’s fucked right now, and getting bought out by someone else isn’t magically going to unfuck it. Saving the company is going to take money and effort.
We can also just let it go up in flames. No skin off my back.
Let’s start with what we’re not doing. We’re not handing out money to private investors in the old “socializing losses privatizing profits” bullshit we’ve been doing since the nineties.
So, if there’s a compelling national security reason to keep the company alive, we, the state buy it. Then we, the state, run it. We run it in a way that benefits our interests as owners and customers.
Maybe a few years down the line we can find a way to sell it (or our share in it) in a way that satisfies our national security requirements and makes us a load of money. This is not unheard of, see the acquisition and subsequent sale of ABN AMRO by the kingdom of the Netherlands.
Maybe split it up, write off some parts, sell some others, keep others.
Or we strip maybe it’s IP, and license it out to contractors to get the shit we need.
We can do whatever. We own it.
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It’s time to play “which Georgia”!
Windows is just the micro kernel running the actual operating system: Firefox.
Good.