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That’s lower than I would have thought.
That’s lower than I would have thought.
Great shot.
I use the free version. Though I wouldn’t pay for a aub, what do you get with it?
Dude, you should see what a nice 2 gig episode of anythng looks like on a 70 inch dolby vision TV. It’s worth the extra space. I download 40 gig movies if they are DV.
How is it making double digit millions? Through deals with companies and plex passes?
It’s good. The privacy implications, not so good.
Seems the best people left the subreddit and came here - this should have happened years ago…
3k? I see 6.78K
Linux only.
Yes, sure, didn’t want to complicate the question by adding that :)
Thanks. Might be useful for there to be a table outling diffrent hardware configs and acceptable user loads as more people people consider creating instances.
No, I meant what is the user limit based on the power of the raspberry pi tech specs.
What user cap would a pi have running an instance?
Did you receive a DMCA or saw it on the site?
I found an odd bug.
I tried creating a comment on a pc browser here:
https://lemmy.world/post/188235?scrollToComments=true
And had the endless circle.
Used Jerboa on android and it gave an error: “that language is not allowed”. So I went back to the browser and chose english and it worked.
I can post on other posts, though.
Perhaps the hardware required isn’t as high as the typical game since it’s mostly desert…
Would be cool if you could fight other craft, participate in battles, play multiplayer…
Except for his account, I’d bet.
What happens if millions of users migrate over?
I use a kobo- has a blue light filter, waterproof, backlight. Not sure about the selfhosted library, I throw everything into memory which is enough for thousands of books.
Anything but amazon.