That's not how you do that.
Check a GPU monitor like 'nvtop' and ensure the card is engaged. Also check 'nvidia-smi' and ensure your driver is properly loaded and ready to work.
That's not how you do that.
Check a GPU monitor like 'nvtop' and ensure the card is engaged. Also check 'nvidia-smi' and ensure your driver is properly loaded and ready to work.
Yeah, and I'm in Chicago, and that is NOWHERE near the DNC, bud. Obvious giveaway is the trees. Fuck off with this shit.
We've already seen from cameras on the ground this is not true though. Why keep pushing this?
Wow. They're self-aware now? Scary.
Thought it was going to be fluff, but that was a really good quick bit to hear from someone who was there at the beginning. I have my issues with Feige, but I do honestly believe he is a comics purist, and genuinely believe someone who was exactly his same ilk could have brought Marvel to this place in time.
Sure there is! Look through the docs and make some test requests you can check with Curl or Python, and break down what is taking so long. Maybe have a look at the logs as a first step and see if there aren't some warnings or errors that may point you in the right direction as well. Double check all your URL endpoints and check to ensure https and auth is all set properly. Lots of ways to attack it.
Don't give up!
Well the docs say it syncs about (weird phrasing there) every 15 minutes, so what you're getting from HA is actually cached and served from the HA instance. It's not just proxying comms to the calendars.
If you're seeing something different, you may need to check your logs and see what the issue is, but the process as defined here stores everything locally in HA, and pulls down changes every 15m, which should also be configurable.
So you want to make a caldav instance that pulls in three calendars, then syncs to one? You could script this pretty simply, or maybe just create another account on Proton or Google or something that subscribes to these others, then sync from that one. Seems more complex than just using a single instance for all your calendar needs though.
Well, proven. This is older news though: https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-chicken-producers-ordered-face-price-fixing-claims-2023-06-30/ https://www.fooddive.com/news/tyson-chicken-price-fixing-settlement-washington/634862/ https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/weekly-poultry-digest-tyson-settles-price-fixing-cases
Protesters said they want to hold the party currently in power accountable for their response to the war in Gaza.
Wow, so they're just absolutely ignorant as well.
It'll work fine, but there are still proprietary driver issues for certain things. It's not a 1:1 comparison, but it'll work just fine.