Get a wall plug power meter and check for yourself. It's a cheap investment and always fun to be able to check the power draw of different appliances once you're done testing your computer. :)
From my experience there's little power savings in your scenario.
For office/browsing/streaming I doubt you'd even feel a difference between pcie3 and pcie4 m.2 nvmes. I'd go solely for price in that equation, unless you need abnormally high tbw for some reason.
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In this video I discuss how the marketshare of desktop Linux has been growing despite the free software philosophy behind GNU/Linux still being largely misunderstood.
Ah, so what Rimu calls an alt/sockpuppet account that automatically votes on their behalf.
I haven't seen the Matrix chat but having a dev look for feedback and then implement changes based on feedback received isn't "forum politics" in my world.
Only if said lurker registered on their specific instance. Only piefed.world can correlate your ip with your user and only sopuli.xyz can do it for mine.
lemmy.world never gets our ip from what we post. They could see that an ip accessed a picture they host but not with a username attached. (same as every webserver can)
My frustration with Spotify is based not in price but that they're choosing to shaft indie artists and new young artists. https://support.spotify.com/us/artists/article/track-monetization-eligibility/
The 0.5% of royalties that they redirect to those with more plays is often 100% of the royalties for the little guy being stolen from.
The artificial tracks they wanna combat? I imagine they will surf by pleasantly with 1000-3000 plays over the last 12 months with a wider variety of bot accounts listening to ensure they reach enough unique listeners.
While it is essentially nothing (in monetary value) they still rob the teenage punk band that sounds awful of their first royalty dollar.
I'd dare say lemmy creators wouldn't mind private votes, they chose not to display voting counts to normal users after all, but that's not how the ActivityPub protocol is built and honestly can't be built if you want federated votes.
Even if sites like lemmyvotes disappear and software like kbin/mbin starts hiding the votes all you need to do is to spin up your own lemmy server. Piefeds dev is actively trying to find a way to obscure voting, but I think that ended with the choice of public (federated) vote or private (instance-only) voting.
"It must be 50+ years old so no ABBA!"
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