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I'm talking about quality here, not speed

This is only intereating to me if it's better than Llama 3 8B

I already have a Jellyfin setup like that but that also means I can watch that stuff from Netflix. I heard you can use i2p for torrenting (only Linux ISOs, of course) instead of a VPN, is that what you mean? I currently use a VPN for that.

I think they make like 200 shows a year, so sometimes they actually make good stuff by accident

But we do have to choose, there's only so much money available. Of course nuclear is better than fossil fuels but there's just no point in wasting all that money on it that could have instead gone into renewables. I also don't get your argument about the quantity of energy needed because that was exactly my point, with a set amount of money, you get way more energy out of renewables than fossil fuels. And building renewables is way faster than building nuclear power plants. It takes 15 years, at best, to build a nuclear power plant.

Here's a chart of the cost of different energy sources from wikipedia:

Here's how Germany is doing after shutting down all nuclear power plants.

Here you can see how fast Germany is currently building renewable energy, so apparently it is possible to it this fast.

France is a country that uses a lot of nuclear power. Here's an article that shows how expensive that is.

Nuclear is expensice as shit tho, you can get way more energy from renewables with that money

Making it available to others as well would be the perfect solution then

You should be able to control every music streaming app from the desktop notification if you use KDE Connect. I use Tidal nowadays, which isn't open source but it's a very good streaming service. It normally costs 11€/month but the family plan is 17€/month for up to 6 people. Even if you only have 2 people in the plan it's a lot cheaper than the individual plan or Spotify.

I use Grocy for the shopping list feature. It has a lot more functionality tho.

By default?

Have you ever tried just using Markdown?

When I started studying IT at a Berufskolleg (German word, literal transaltion would be something like job college or job school), we started learning about databases by using Access. We were all so happy when we were done with that and just used SQL. I fucking hate Access.