They said flagship models will go first as cheaper ones will take more time to be elevated to the standards/requirements.
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You can get Ryzen 5650G Pro from ebay that will support ECC. Just make sure it’s not vendor locked.
Obviously you’d need to adjust mobo, not sure if Gigabyte supports ecc. Asrock was pretty cool with ECC.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•GrapheneOS duress PIN could land a man in prisonEnglish
14·4 months agoOr just set it to your mmddyy or something typical for weak passwords
I’d love to run matrix but is seem/what I’m reading PITA to run.
I’m considering Zulip and Mattermost.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Ente.io now publish how much money they make and how many users they haveEnglish
10·4 months agoEnte has a free tier that you can use. With Kagi you don’t really have an option but to pay.
Using immich for like 4 years and it never broke down. Migration steps are always super clear.
Ente i got for my parents as an alternative to iCloud photos and until I figure out some tunneling.
I see 14 SKUs in stock. They explain how they get stock, just need to be patient.
That said, OP is asking for something around 100 EUR which is pretty low and not many enterprises or SMBs will buy drives that small. That just sucks if you need something like 4Tb.
They have good deals on 10+ Tb drives tho.
https://datablocks.dev/ is a Dutch company.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•I read every day but rarely have my e-reader on me — so I built a self-hosted EPUB library that syncs my reading position between my Kobo and my phoneEnglish
72·5 months agoPeople think that vibe coding is just a product directly from a prompt. Despite even best models doing completely stupid things.
Some people will hate this because they are in it for the coding experience and some agent took it from them.
Some people will hate this because of some missing features or bugs, because they wanted a product and don’t care as much about the process.
Either way, you will not satisfy everyone. Congrats on getting this out to the world!
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Thoughts on using 2 phones during the age of enshitification and age verification.English
61·5 months agoDual wielding can be PITA especially with current phone sizes. Nevertheless I’m doing it. In my case it personal life vs work.
Gos for personal stuff with multiple profiles. I’m now trialing Google devices in a private space on a primary profile. That way I do not have to switch to a second profile that often.
If something does not work on Gos, I don’t use it and if I really really really need that, I have a iPhone for work.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Looking to build a K8s cluster, what are your strategies for finding affordable hardware?English
2·6 months ago€200-250 is the entry point for something like 10th gen i5. You mostly get 1 year warranty on refurbished hw and as long as it is not DoA, it will be fine. These machiness are for sale because of accounting, not because of being broken
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Paperless-ngx and seeking suggestions for getting into a decent workflowEnglish
3·6 months agoMy flow:
- Upload via https://github.com/astubenbord/paperless-mobile
- When I need a document, search for it via fulltext / OCR data
That’s pretty much it. I have some keywords and tagging set up, but that I very rarely use.
Probably next iteration will involve local running LLMs.
But yea, I use paperless like a huge stack of papers and it has not bothered me enough do something about it.
It kind of looks good on paper, but this might single you on the other side of a spectrum. Say, now you are that weird user running Firefox on Android - you give out some data, but with adblock you don’t see majority of it. With this tools, you kind of poison the data, but you could still get singled out because the bad guys just have more money to spend.
You can get dirt cheap routers on eBay (like $30, for Tp-Link) that have active support on OpenWrt. Great little devices to get you started and if it won’t be enough you will know more / what you need to upgrade.
However if your XB7 isn’t doing / allowing port forwarding, you will still needed that for things to work.
Just Wireguard on a router, but I’m thinking Netbird.
WG can be a bit PITA to set up, but once you do, it just works. What I would to have is more fine grained control over who goes where if I were to expose some of the services to friends.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Questions about VLANs and what hardware I needEnglish
1·7 months ago
On a more serious note: a router is a network device that can be used as a switch. Standard consumer HW is very capable, even the cheap devices. You can get quite far with it.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Questions about VLANs and what hardware I needEnglish
1·7 months agojust to add, this is pretty much any OpenWrt router and you can get one used for like $30
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Report: Meta will train AI agents by tracking employees' mouse, keyboard useEnglish
4·7 months agoJust like Google when it created Chrome.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Replaced $40/month in AI API subscriptions with self-hosted Ollama + n8nEnglish
4·7 months agoIf it is just the user part of LLM, then paying $20 for one month subscription would be my recommendation.
You will not be able host anything like Sonnet or Opus.
He sounds like my manager. For him AI is a silver bullet for every problem.