Humble Bundle is actually running a pretty good promotion on Python courses/materials.
I haven't opened them yet but there are like 45 items in that bundle. I had decided to learn a new language myself and this made the choice for me.
Gotcha, thank you for additional context.
What I read, DLSS 3.0 is like magic and running 1440p games, you'd possibly benefit from it if you stick to Nvidia. I don't know how much $40 means to your budget but I would invest in that solely because of that. THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH AMD GPUs, buy it's something I'd consider.
If I was building today, I'd certainly go DDR5 as you are.
I can't comment on stock cooler as I also value quiet operations because it's annoying when I'm gaming next to a jet engine, so even though the cooler might be overkill, I want them quiet. I haven't tested stock cooler but a nice Noctua was in my budget.
Same with my case, Be Quiet! 500DX but again, because I want as silent as possible while gaming.
Build looks fine but what made you choose that case, Mobo, GPU and SSD?
Also, what resolution and type of gaming do you do?
Probably Strava guesstimated that calorie count. If it's being calculated out of heart rate for example, it's not quite accurate. If it's calculated out of distance and their weight, might also be off.
I see cadence but no power meter so I wouldn't count on those calories being correct.
I'm 155lbs and in about 2 hours at 17mph it was a little over 800 calories on Zwift using the trainer.
With the way Lemmy functions, having a dedicated football/soccer instance should be the right move.
Keep this one open with a redirected pinned post to the new instance/community and lock it.
I daily drive my Moonlander for a good 95% if not more and when I go to the office once a week, I just bring the laptop.
I miss some automation and shortcuts but it's not that terrible after the first 10 minutes of typing.
I do miss my Moonlander at work and I'm able to carry it with but I'm also lazy. 😊
Sync had a navigation option to go to the next "top comment"; I can't find this feature on wefwef nor Connect.
Do the others have something similar to navigate comments inside posts?