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Along with that, will I still be conserving the same amount of resources as if I ran headless to begin with. Running x64 Bookworm on raspi 4 (8gb) if that matters, and have a general self-hosting setup.\n
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\n
Along with that, will I still be conserving the same amount of resources as if I ran headless to begin with. Running x64 Bookworm on raspi 4 (8gb) if that matters, and have a general self-hosting setup.\n
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Along with that, will I still be conserving the same amount of resources as if I ran headless to begin with. Running x64 Bookworm on raspi 4 (8gb) if that matters, and have a general self-hosting setup.\n
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I found this guide – […videohelp.com/…/404994-Decryption-and-the-Temple…](https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/404994-Decryption-and-the-Temple-of-Doom) – that has an ‘Edit January 2023’ example for how to rip from TG4 Seinntóir/Player.\n
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Grinding up 1/4 c. of pumpkin seeds in a mortar at the moment, and I thought it’d be kind of interesting to get a little input, :wink:\n
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