hon vill tysta kritiken mot Israel från de som hon anser bara vill skapa kaos.

Det är möjligt att hon har resonerat så, men det är också möjligt hon bara använder Israel som ett verktyg för att tysta sina politiska motståndare. Det är andra gången på kort tid som en politiker från ett av Tidöpartierna vill börja fängsla vänstermänniskor.

Nice! Maybe it’s time for my bi-annual “does my Vive work on Linux now” test :)

“Om man tittar på ­etniska svenskar mitt i livet så har vi mycket låg arbetslöshet.” -Fredrik Reinfeldt 2012

Det är ju knappast så att Moderaterna idag har breddat gruppen människor i landet som de bryr sig om.

It says “imported” so probably made for a fraction of that in China.

Exllamav3 is still in development so it’s not fully optimized and could have bugs, but I get 16k context with 4bpw (which has very similar perplexity as Q4_K_M, according to developer’s own measurements) using only 22GB VRAM, since I also run my desktop env on the same computer.

The game, the movie, or the keyboard?

Official repo says $114 per arm, but I didn’t check their math :) https://github.com/huggingface/lerobot

Thanks for the kind words :)

In all fairness, I’ve had some really dicey problems on Linux. I think the most difficult problem I’ve encountered was when I bought a USB soundcard which only worked in legacy mode, but using Wireshark and the USB audio class specification I managed to track down the bug in Linux’ usb-audio module, so now I’m technically a kernel contributor :)

For me the difference is that when I get a problem on Linux, it usually tries to provide me with the information I need to figure out what goes wrong, and due to its open nature it tries to make it easy to fix things. Also the majority of the time, Linux is working flawlessly. Windows on the other hand, is plagued by bugs and annoyances that show up on a weekly, if not daily, basis. And when issues happen, they come with little information and are often impossible to fix yourself since the OS is locked down.

Glad you enjoyed it!

As for the choice of distribution, the installation of Bazzite was actually far from trouble free. The precise issue and its solution escapes my mind at the moment, but it refused to boot at first, and I had to spend more hours than I had hoped for before it was up and running. But after that it seems to be stable, the only question the kid has sent me was “can it break my computer if I switch Project Zomboid to the beta branch?” so I assume everything is working well now :D (There was a warning about switching to beta, saying that you should make a backup because things could break, and he wasn’t sure what they meant)

So fun watching someone try Linux as their first OS, none of the “Linux is difficult because I learned how to use Windows” or “Linux is bad because it’s not exactly like Windows” comments :D Roblox stopped working when the devs intentionally blocked Wine, but he just shrugged and said he didn’t play it that much anyway.

It’s a little heart breaking hearing him often ask which parts he could buy to get more FPS, because he’d need to replace half the computer to get a newer CPU and DDR4 RAM, since I suspect the DDR3 could be the current bottleneck. But other than that he’s very happy with the computer.

Glad to hear it’s working well for her. I used Xubuntu myself in the past but switched to Fedora KDE on a whim :). When my wife wanted to ditch Windows I thought Xubuntu would be a good choice for her, but honestly I was surprised with how many different problems and errors we ran into while installing it on her computers. Granted it’s more stable now, but during the first couple of months I occasionally had to spend hours trying to get pretty basic stuff working, when it required more advanced Linux knowledge to fix.

Så här definierar andra terrorism:

• “the deliberate killing of innocent people, at random, to spread fear through a whole population and force the hand of its political leaders” (Michael Walzer, 2002).[18]
• “the organized use of violence to attack non-combatants (‘innocents’ in a special sense) or their property for political purposes” (C. A. J. Coady, 2004).[19]
• “the deliberate use of violence, or threat of its use, against innocent people, with the aim of intimidating some other people into a course of action they otherwise would not take” (Igor Primoratz, 2004).[20][page needed]
• “the use of force or violence or the threat of force or violence to change the behavior of society as a whole through the causation of fear and the targeting of specific parts of society in order to affect the entire society” (Arthur H. Garrison, 2004).[21]
• “The premediated use or threat to use violence by individuals or subnational groups to obtain a political or social objective through the intimidation of a large audience beyond that of the immediate victims” (Todd Sandler, 2010).[22]
• “a doctrine about the presumed effectiveness of a special form or tactic of fear-generating, coercive political violence… [as well as] a conspiratorial practice of calculated, demonstrative, direct violent action without legal or moral restraints, targeting mainly civilians and non-combatants, performed for its propagandistic and psychological effects on various audiences and conflict parties” (Schmid, 2011).

Samtidigt här i vårat land:

• “En vanlig arbetare som är på väg till jobbet blir inte särskilt glad om han eller hon blir sen för att folk har satt sig på vägen” (Sverigedemokraterna, 2025)

Do you know how mature it is as a desktop OS? I saw the official FAQ does recommend against using it as such. I tried it on a HTPC a few years ago but at that point it didn’t seem very usable outside of Steam’s full screen UI.

I’ve been using Fedora KDE on my own PC for a few years, but I’ve had some pretty severe breakages when updating. Though I suppose most of them happened because I had Cuda SDK installed, or monitor ICC profiles, but early on I also had Plasma crash on login while testing different themes. I’ll look more into Bazzite though!