I run servers, like weeb stuff, and lose 50/50s in gachas.
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@heather I kinda want to try running GTS on an old netbook (somewhat of a tradition for me to run fedi software on that thing) It's nice seeing fedi software running on smaller systems, makes it more accessible to more people willing to run their own instance. This instance is running Iceshrimp.NET, which is written in C#. Memory usage isn't too bad though it's more than GTS I think.
I am kinda tempted to see how well this instance runs on an SD card, but I kinda have a feeling it would be pretty bad. It's currently running on an M.2 SATA SSD attached via USB.
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@heather akko.wtf is on a VPS with 8 GB RAM, shrimp.biribiri.dev is on a Pi 4 with 4 GB RAM I have run the former with 4 GB of RAM before, only reason I have more is cause it's the smallest VPS size with the necessary disk space.
I believe some newer stuff is RISC-V, but it's wild how even a cheap SSD is probably more powerful than an IBM 5150 from the early 80s
tfw my server is running on an arm cpu talking to another arm cpu for storage, another one for ethernet, etc
@novenary worse is when they send that code via sms instead
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@EpicKitty reminds me of the one that my old t480 used my current hp elitebook has one that just works in linux, but I've not really used it all that much ironically
@epsi this reminds me of those ultra modded skyrim showcases
Man the whole AI debate has become a circle jerk on both sides
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Which for SATA is especially important since at least with NVMe, you can use a portion of system ram for the cache (HMB) but SATA has no such facility.
Afaik, the only new SATA SSDs that have a DRAM cache are Samsung ones. Pretty much everything else I've seen are cheaper to produce DRAM-less stuff.
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