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We aim to introduce additional paid services (not paywalled features, as we will never implement paywalled features), which will help support the project and that enhance self-hosting, making it easier and more reliable. First among the many services already planned is an end-to-end encrypted, off-site backup and restore feature, built directly into Immich. This will enable a buddy backup feature as well.
I love this.
Free features, but offering actual useful services for self-hosters (encrypted cloud backup). Great business model for a project like this.
What is the show?
I mean, Bernie probably isn't the guy to be complaining about.
Yea this is satire, it should be moderated out of pcgaming.
The FedID is just a way to try out federated services internally. Ghost can federate posts to other federated services, they have plenty of info on their site if you're interested.
I was thinking the same thing. Sounds like they did exactly what any studio would do in a regular shoot.
I wonder if this is also true for developers or stenographers. I.E. anyone with repetitive hand movements that require accuracy and dexterity in their lifestyle. Gaming probably wouldnt be enough variety of movement.
Dropbear. You can run a small SSH server in initd that allows you to SSH in and type the encryption password. It doesn't run a shell, just cryptsetup.
Since you all liked the tent on the coast, I thought you might also enjoy this sighting. We spotted this species of comfort camper in the wild while we were up there.
Since I agree with @Cirelo@lemmy.world, I will contribute, too. I however, love the snow and ice for camping, hiking, backpacking, whatever.
This was taken on the coast after backpacking through the Olympics in Washington State.
I use Ollama with continue.dev in code-server, and I wanted a way to hit Cntrl-Shift-Alt-T to get a "top" of sorts that would show CPU, IO, GPU, loaded models, and logs, all in one place quickly.
Set up the below screenrc file and created the shortcut above in Debian. Tab switches between CPU and IO, and Cntrl-a q quits all screens and closes the Gnome shell.
Screenrc:
termcapinfo xterm* ti@:te@
startup_message off
defscrollback 10000
bind q eval "kill" "quit"
caption always "%{= rw}%-w%{= KW}%n %t%{-}%+w"
defbce on
# Start htop and focus
screen -t "HTop" htop
focus
# Split horizontally to put nvtop under htop
split
focus
screen -t "NVTop" nvtop
# Split vertically to put ollama next to nvtop
split -v
focus
screen -t "Ollama PS" watch -n5 'docker exec -ti ai-ollama ollama ps'
# Split horizontally to put logs underneath ps
split
focus
screen -t "Ollama logs" bash -c "docker logs -f --tail 100 ai-ollama | grep -Ev '\"/api/ps\"|\"/\"'"
# Resize PS, then get back to logs
focus up
resize -v 6
focus down
# Get back to htop
focus
The atop script that runs with Cntrl-Alt-Shift-T:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
if [ "${1}" = "new" ]; then
gnome-terminal --geometry=200x50+0+0 --maximize -- /data/system/bin/atop
else
screen -c /data/system/setup/common/screenrc-status
fi
Happy to share my htop config as well if anyone wants it.
Since everyone here seemed to like my Pegboard designs, I figured I'd share this as well. When making the Only Sensor (see the home automation community or my site), I used this Solder Fume Extractor to keep my lungs nice and clean.
Fully 3D printable, and a full bill or materials on the link. Enjoy!
Hrm, not sure why the image returned a logo, but here it is:
For a long time I've been considering carrying "parking is hard" cards for windshields.