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I don't and I wouldn't really recommend it. Chances are a lot of hardware won't work and you're also running outdated firmware on devices that do work.
For example you won't get CPU microcode updates fixing bugs/security issues and have to hope your motherboard manufacturer releases the updated version soon or at all.

And that's why you always wear the seatbelt

Not actually a girl, but a low poly version I made of a picture of a flame that kinda looks like a girl. Found years ago in Buildzoid's Discord when I was in my PC overclocking phase.

Here's the version before low-polyfying it

Edit: found higher quality version of the low poly edit

Pathetic, planes can do up to 116 years and counting Wikipedia

Concidentally the first flight across the English Channel happend with this plane model 116 years ago tomorrow.

Reasonable people use average age, mathematicians use median for such comparisons.

Don't worry, I have TACO on quick dial and he'll fix the crypto

For HEVC and AVC playback, your built-in GPU is used. Kaby lake doesn't support AV1 hardware decoding so it's hitting your CPU directly.

The shutdown could be a number of problems

1. Do you have high memory usage while playing AV1 videos?
2. Does the video start playing and then crash your system or is it an immediate crash?
3. Do you have swap space assigned and how much? Check with free -h
4. Are you having thermal issues? Do the fans kick in like crazy before shutdown or can you see very high temperatures with sensors?

It really shouldn't though. Reboot your servers

It's in the just released version 141

Try Lygisk, it's a fork of Magisk that's meant to survive OTAs for devices that only have one system partition. I've used it on a previous phone and it worked great.

I never use more than one redirection to keep it simple. Stuff gets even weirder when you also use < in the same lines

I also bought the Challenger 9060 XT recently. It's really good, surprisingly quiet too compared to my previous GPU that would scream at 2500 rpm.

Ollama only has some of the backends from llama.cpp for unknown reasons.

https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp?tab=readme-ov-file#supported-backends