I have an N100 Mini-PC at home in my living room connected to my TV which is both a home server and a TV-Box using Kodi (I even have a remote for it).
That’s exactly the setup I want, but I’m a little lost. Any good guides you can suggest?
I know generally Linux well enough, but I know fuck all about docker
Correct, but entirely unrelated to the matter at hand
They really figured out the infinite money glitch.
Provide a decent service then sit back and watch your would-be competition develop increasingly effective footguns?
Training data will consist of 100% “obvious” pictures of skin cancers
Only if you’re using shitty training data
“What has 103 fingers and 32 teeth? The front row at a Garth Brooks concert.”
That’s pretty good
Literally 'Chumak’s Way", Чумак/Chumak is a proper noun, so it doesn’t really translate
‘galaxy’ is also named after titties, if you haven’t seen that meme yet
there is no ethical therapy under capitalism
Lol
Thanks
What android games would you suggest?
I’m not sure then. Maybe because people litter the cap right when they open it, but end up carrying the partially full drink with them?
(By “recycled” I mean most likely shipped to Southeast Asia to then most likely just find their way into the ocean)
You would be wrong; PET bottles are mostly actually recycled, because it recycles very well (also, why would places go to the effort of setting up a deposit/return scheme for something they aren’t actually recycling? Just throw it in the blue bag with all the other plastic that doesn’t actually get recycled)
The bottle has a deposit on it, the cap doesn’t
I’m surprised the HR guy didn’t get the shit kicked out of him
That’s the loophole in the robot that turns out to be a good guy, the loophole in the AI that turns out to be the bad guy is accidentally deriving a zeroith law: protect humanity from individual humans, by taking away their freedom
Not American jobs, mind you…
I hope we check political affiliation at the border
It’s the other half of the home server that’s giving me docker trouble, the *arr stack; I hadn’t actually gotten to the stage of trying to set Kodi up yet