Lol that’s very good satire, thank you for that

This is not pure unregulated decentralization. Learn the difference.

Wait until regulations hears about your decentralized social media not regulating CSAM content sharing. Pure decentralization is a libertarian wet dream. We are not into that here.

Nextcloud appointments does the job. You can even embed a form in your website.

Waiting for the leak announcements

Check Wolf (in my other comment), it’s the best example of GPU virtualization usage.

Otherwise you can check other docker images using GPU for computing, like jellyfin for instance, or nextcloud recognize, nextcloud memories and its transcoding instance,…

Check Wolf implementation for context. It’s a mess with Nvidia.

https://games-on-whales.github.io/wolf/stable/user/quickstart.html

Check implementations before saying shit like that. Nvidia has historical bad open source driver support, which makes it hard for people to implement vGPU usage. They actually actively blocked us from using their cards remotely, until COVID hit. Then they gave out the code to do it. They are still limiting customer level cards usage on virtualization cases. They had to give out a toolkit for us to be able to use their cards on docker. Other cards can be accessed just by sharing dev driver files to the volume.

I guess that means SO reply guys are OG?

While we’re on the subject, do we have mirrors of npm repos somewhere in EU ? What about Github ?

I forgot about that one. Does anyone remember MSDOS editor? Fun times

Please read other comments before replying.

I ended up making a script to convert them properly, from things I found on the web here and there.

https://github.com/pixelfed-glitch/brand-assets/blob/main/svgtogif.js

For resizing GIFs, I recommend imagemagick CLI tool though.

Not really, I just forget about it everytime I come back lol

Great idea, except that it has transparency…

Absolutely nothing SAY IT AGAIN NOW

Where’s the anti-CSAM army now? Probably not investigating Meta as always

That argument makes more sense, but manufacturing is their strength. How many parts of ASML are actually done outside Asia? I don’t know honestly but as we manufacture most electronics and tools there, the only option to hide technology from China for US is working exclusively with Taiwan (Korea and Japan maybe but expensive) to make those.

If you think they don’t know how you’re delusional. First research is globally shared and second, China has always found ways to get information they need from companies, either because they just give it to them or because US accept people that will give information back to China.

They really think AI chips are a breakthrough. It’s Fking FPGAs, empty lookup tables, they don’t know what to put in there, and we train ML on GPUs… Also China knows how to make those, they also can do their own CPUs and GPUs, they don’t need US for that.