My lab and my hosting setup are actually fully segregated, but as far as why I'll go the more complex route I'd say its simple:
I have the hardware (I get things through my work, sometimes to test for clients, etc)
I have the knowledge
I can give my family a better experience than the big companies offer
Because I like to keep my skills current
Some of the time, manufacturers send me things to test out or develop features for. After passing the lab testing, if I like it I'll add it to my home and maybe make some more fun things happen.
So the short version is just "because I can". I don't stress over outages or anything, if I'm out then I'm out. I UPS with NUTs because I can, and because that data is also useful for me for my work.
That same approach applies to other aspects as well. If I'm not interested in doing something, I just don't and I move on.
Using spice can be problematic due to auth proxies / one-time credentials.
NoVNC is a web-based client that uses the vnc protocol.
My recommendation would be to use SSH or a remote desktop (RDP) tool, or even RustDesk. I access most everything via SSH, and I use RustDesk for occasional GUI needs.
It sucks because what Framework is trying to achieve is really cool.
It unfortunately makes the goals appear as nothing more than marketing to me now. If they actually wanted to achieve those goals, in no way would their donations be so out of balance.
He associated with Defend the Atlanta Forest, which due to being against Cop City, has been flagged as a terrorist organization by the fascists in charge.
There is literally no other reason to be found.
His lawyers have already found (through internal CBP emails) that they flagged him for suspected terrorism because he was associated with Defend the Atlanta Forest.
They internally categorized the group as anti-government, anti-authority, and a violent extremist group.
He protested against Cop City and associated with a non-violent, peaceful org that also protested against Cop City. Thats it.
They just sponsored his events more than any other event (including in combination of all the major ones), as well as constant social media posts by comparison to anything else.
I put their response squarely in "marketing bullshit to avoid responsibility" territory.
Use the takeout as already mentioned for the google stuff.
For editing, I'd really recommend doing it outside immich first. I happen to like using darktable + krita for my workflow, though thats mostly DSLR not scanned.
Ugh just think if you had a screen reader how that would come out (even though its more full words that read entirely different).
Meanwhile the font will just be checked for and an immediate discard for training. So no poisoning, and for such a small portion that it wouldn't impact ingest in the slightest.
How much impact do these fonts have for LLMs scraping data?
Do you think the poisoning percentage will have any actual impact? Or do you think it would have an outsized effect on individuals?
Thats the point the very first comment makes - this method sucks. It impacts real people with a real need, and the impact on llms is nothing. Discard data in training.
Its meaningless, and the only real impact is people.
You are the one reading that as "dont do anything!", which is the same energy as me replying to you with "why do you hate people with disabilities???".
To me this is where SNMP traps shine, its quite specifically its purpose. Which means alloy, logstash, snmptrapd + promtail, logstashetc. Which fits best depends on what youre doing, I personally lean simple first. Do you want traps by themselves? Remote logs? Do you have a device thats already handling relays that can be triggered? How does the UPS connect? If its serial or USB over to a dedicated machine, that machine should log and send upstream.
Using disabled people as an excuse to discourage people from fighting isn't right, especially when no solutions are presented.
So you dont care if disabled people are able to use screen readers? Clearly this is your message, right? Not just a bad interpretation of a simple sentence?
The underlying message is, quite plainly, disabled people with screen readers don't matter. The potential to poison the tiniest sliver of a fraction of scrapes content is more important.
I don't like where this is going and I've seen disabled people used in arguments by people who know nothing of their struggles my entire life.
As someone with family members who used screen readers (among others), your dismissal of this very important use case tells me you know absolutely nothing of their struggles either, and that you are using the possible ignorance of someone else as a dismissal of an actual issue.
Please explain how "this isn't effective, but does negatively impact regular people" is the same as "don't fight back".
I'd love to hear this explanation. Please. Enlighten me.
Edit: I will take your downvote as your response then.
Personally I find it weird that you're simultaneously mad that people are saying "Don't fuck over regular people" while simultaneously seeming to argue against fighting capitalism itself by trying to repeatedly reframe this as an AI/LLM issue.
Vibe coding would mean writing no lines of code, just words to an LLM. In the disculosure here, that would be generated.
They have Pair in the disclosure, which is about a 50/50 split in code.
@runwisp_com@lemmy.world you have some formatting issues in the disosure, its all on the same line.