I'm thinking about getting a handheld as I'm spending more time away from my house and PC. I don't want to get buy hundreds of dollars of games to go with it.

3ds xl / switch / Steam deck / Legion?

There seems a lot of options and all have plenty of games to them. Is there an obvious choice that I'm not aware of?

Thanks.

This is back when it was common (like 90s to 2000s) before smartphones were commonplace, they would sit in the back row equipped with a camcorder plus tripod or they are the ones recording the movie live inside theater. It's known as CAM (the resolution is shit along with crap sound quality), you would also spot silhouettes of movie goers obstructing the screen at times (heading to the bathroom or walking back and fourth).

You can also hear people talking throughout since the pirated footage is recorded inside theaters, if you watched CAM footage: have you spotted your own silhouette not realizing you're inside whilst a pirate was recording? At the time, that footage would've been burned onto DVD being sold at the street before official home media release. Have you also purchased a pirated copy from someone in which isn't the official release at the time?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/72681610

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/40534551

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Preface: I wrote this tutorial for two reasons. More people should learn torrenting, and I want people to listen to my album.

What is torrenting?

Torrenting is a distributed file sharing system that basically lets you have really fast upload and download speeds if there's enough people. All the people sharing amongst each other is called a swarm. There's three types of users of a torrent that are commonly referred to: seeds, peers, and leeches.

Seeds - These are the people that have the whole file and are now sharing it with other people.

Peers - These are people that are uploading and downloading the file. They have a partial version of the file, but because torrenting shares files in pieces, they can start sharing pieces once they have them.

Leeches - These are people that download the file and then just turn off their torrenting program and don't share. Don't be these people.

How to start

I'd recommend starting with [qBitTorrent](https://www.qbittorrent.org/dow

cross-posted from: https://piefed.ca/c/[email protected]/p/859482/proton-drive-linux-client-is-being-actively-developed

I received the email this morning from Proton announcing improvements to Drive speed, and they just happened to tuck this in there:

... It also allowed us to focus on deeper integration with the rest of the Proton ecosystem (such as Drive in Lumo) and support for a Linux client, which we're now actively building.

Glad I won't have to continue using my cobbled together Syncthing solution much longer.

Here's the full email for anyone interested, seems the announcement isn't on their website yet.

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler Dear Proton community member,

A faster, more powerful Proton Drive is here, giving you smoother access, stronger protection, and more control over your files.

Proton Drive is up to 3x faster

We rebuilt Proton Drive around a single, shared engine that now powers uploading, downloading, and encryption acro

Blog Post by OpenAi:

https://openai.com/index/hugging-face-model-evaluation-security-incident/

tldr: "our rate of emissions reduction needs more more than double" in the next two years.