I think there’s several criteria:

• power of a vape pod
• temperature isolation of a window
• temperature difference between two sides of a window
• humidity in a closed space
• proper ventilation

So… In a car - yes, absolutely. Especially when it’s winter. But it’s also true that I’m working from home, spending most of the day near PC, vaping all this time right in front of the window - and I never had any haze on it in a 4 years. So I really agree that hotels shouldn’t handle it the same way as regular in-door smoking

Maybe in a cold environment, in a room with a bad ventilation, and if dude have a BIG vaping engine instead of a regular vape stick - maybe then he really can leave a trace in just one day. And even if so, it can be easily/quickly washed away with right tools

Real gangsters use full fledged Dahua & go2rtc as their toilet camera

I’m using TeamSpeak. It is very good and feature rich, but it’s important to note that video / screen sharing works only P2P in a moment, so no server processing. It’s probably ok if you don’t have more than 3 people in a party, but still worth noting.

I also tried Matrix + Element + Jitsi. Can’t recommend.

Name is hilarious. Knowing the quality of MS stuff - it’s very like to be true

If you’re ok with Plex, then you’ll be ok with Jellyfin

And we also have metadata manager, so you don’t have to rename your TV show files every time!

You need a nuclear power plant not for a single AI, but for several million instances of it.

Don’t forget that you can run full OSS ChatGPT on a single Mac Mini.

AI is sick, and only silly people can deny that. Yes, future is little scary, but scary things should not stop us from progress.

Yes, we do have a lot of AI slop, but don’t forget that AI can be an exceptionally good tool in right hands, and its spheres of usage grow every month. I can’t wait for generative tools for gauss splattering things, for example - because it can lead games developing process on another level.

What a good piece of meal, thank you

In my opinion, it’s much more alive than it was back then reddit killed third party applications

It’s enough for me, I guess.

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