It feels like I didn't sleep a single second Instead all I had were those weird sickness "dreams" where I see undefined shapes and for some reason it's really exhausting.
re: on recent twitter AI controversies@stefan@pixel Maybe it isn't, rationally. But if you're emotionally attached to a place and still feel a lingering connection to those people you keep interacting with, it can be hard to let go. I think if you minimize your activity to a PSA like this, that's fine. It's still better than actively participating and being another factor keeping the place alive for others. If I only made posts like this once every 3 months, surely you'd feel I'm effectively gone, right? I'd still create a pull away from the platform.
re: on recent twitter AI controversies@stefan@pixel I get the feeling of wanting to make such a post at a place you stopped liking. It's not like you lose anything by doing it. Best case, you change some people's minds; worst case, nothing changes. But at least you tried.
@igwigg Don't go for the cheap no-name ones. That's what I bought first for 30€ and it had really annoying problems, especially with the keyboard just not working all of a sudden. I went with a KVM from TESMart for 190€ next and this one has been working perfectly. Looks like they released new models since then and the one I own is now 130€ only on Amazon: geizhals.de/tesmart-4x1-hks0401b2u-a2692914.html If an older model is good enough for you, you'd probably strike a good deal.