EmbarrassedDrum

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[–] EmbarrassedDrum@lemmy.dbzer0.com 4 points 2 months ago (1 children)

Sleep's the only thing stopping you from working 24 hours?

That's some very nice honey you got there, be a shame if it all burned down

[–] EmbarrassedDrum@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 points 3 months ago (1 children)

That's not an answer

Nah. I know some people like that (my brother, me) and it's not just age. My other siblings at the same age were different, and me and my brother carry it through all the 20s

Repositories, once set to public and later to private, still accessible through Copilot.

You can say the same about the Wayback machine. Pretty much its use

It's a funny subject too. Maybe try bringing it up as a half joke and be like "OK but now fr what am I supposed to do??"

That's a pro move.

If I were in your position, I wouldn't have installed it. VT got 37 vendors to flag it.

And it's very common for cracked programs to contain some malware, so my trust wasn't high to begin with. I'm always skeptical about this kind of thing.

True. I can imagine a kafkaic scene with the reborn person talking to some official, telling them that they're dead and they can't be of any help, despite them standing right in front of them.

[–] EmbarrassedDrum@lemmy.dbzer0.com 6 points 5 months ago (1 children)

That's the part I was missing. Thanks!

 

Hi all, I'd like to hear some suggestions on self hosting LLMs on a remote server, and accessing said LLM via a client app or a convenient website. Either hear about your setups or products you got good impression on.

I've hosted Ollama before but I don't think it's intented for remote use. On the other hand I'm not really an expert and maybe there's other things to do like add-ons.

Thanks in advance!

 

Hey,

I'm looking for suggestions on how to efficiently transfer content to my Oracle Cloud VPS.

What I've Tried:

Telegram Bot: I set up a Telegram bot that saves files locally on the server.

Pros: Easy to use, quick access to files from Telegram.

Cons: Limited to what's available on Telegram, and uploading is slow and impractical.

aria2c: I attempted to use aria2c but couldn't get it to work properly. Is it possible that Oracle Cloud is blocking P2P communication like torrents?

What I Need:

A more convenient method to transfer content to my VPS. I haven't been able to get torrents to work, so any alternative solutions would be appreciated. Additionally, if you know of any direct download sites for content like movies and shows that don't use P2P, that would be helpful.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: while there are plenty of ways to get stuff from my computer to the VPS (and I'll try some of them), I thought to get things directly to the VPS. it has fast and stable internet connection, unlike my laptop.

 

So I'm using a lot the option to chat myself in apps like WhatsApp or Telegram. But I don't wanna put my trust in them.

I tried about using NextCloud (I have an instance) Talk, but I'm not satisfied: the app won't load if I have no internet connection.

What I am actually looking for:

  • something with cross client sync that sync is ideally on my server
  • simple to use like sending message to self but with good search options, maybe even tagging
  • ability to send images, files etc
  • caches offline on clients

thanks.

P.S. wasn't really sure what tag to use here. Help seems like I'd use when I have an issue with an existing project. but I'm looking for a new one so I used this.

thanks!

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