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  • Also the open models are not falling back to a worse model. Not like fable or sol are currently behaving.

  • USA can't block the world from using it. So good luck trump. China is winning.

  • you mean those military drones that basically do exist already. Hack, I think soon be available on Alibaba as well ><. But instead of a real gun its more like the "Salt Guns" (yeah this is a thing as well now eh)..

  • What would happen if I by accident fly my drone into those fans?

  • Parents can protect their children and let me tell you clearly, all other ways to "protect" the children are here to create surveillance for adults across the whole internet. Don't fall for it.

  • Some software engineers are indeed buying the max 20x subscription (temporary) to get the most out of fable. But fable 5 is after today no longer within the subscription. So no, most people most likely will stop their subscription after this month.

    But often the 100 dollar per month is sufficient already. For some developers also cheaper Pro subscription as well. And recently gpt 5.6 has been released which is almost as good as Fable 5. Yet at the fraction of the costs, and they also keep providing access to gpt 5.6 sol. While Fable like I said is no longer available.

    To answer your question. No 'normal' people should never buy these kind of subscriptions. I don't see any benefit. Maybe if you are into science or engineering.. Or some small other niches.

  • That's true. I'm just saying the models do get better and are quite impressive now.

    But whatever the term means. I know where AGI stands for, but the term "agi" is still very vague. You can't compare a machine llm model with the human brain.

  • Well they most likely get bailed out by the government

  • Recent models are quite good. Like gpt 5.6 sol. Even better than mythos 5.

  • Nothing in comparison to 200 bucks per month for a Claude max subscription from Antrophic.

  • And what if I have a router (like your thread, OPNsense), top-of-rack switch (10G ports) and an access-switch (1/2.5G ports). And then the ports that face end-devices are either on the access switch (that makes sense right) as well as top-level rack switch has connections towards my server machines in my rack.

    So its bit more hardware then you initially though, and all devices technically support vlans. SO basically I had two questions in one:

    1. What would be the best VLAN setup for my needs (I expect here some follow-up questions, back and forth)
    2. How can I configurable the VLANs correctly across my various switches, such that it actually works.. So I don't accidentally lock myself out again and needed a SW reset (lol).
  • I have the same request but for vlans in my house. I do have supported hardware. But I just still don't get vlans working

  • They are afraid haha. And they should be. Dammit.

  • Fair

  • Yes don't buy their expensive hardware is whet I recommend. It's not worth it.

  • It's lambo yellow. Xd

  • My bad. I actually meant agpl. And gpl. You're right to point out the that mit is fine. Which is true. Mit can be used for whatever.

    But my for example my WineGUI project is agpl. Pretty sure those Ai companies used all open source code regardless of the license.

    I'm actually also fine if they trained on my agpl code. But then they should have open sourced their models and data. And their whole project.

  • Sorry also some projects are agpl or gpl indeed. I actually meant to say agpl. They most likely also stole that. Let's be honest here.

    For example my WineGUI project is agpl. Also I'm also fine if they trained on it. But then they should open source their models and data and their other projects.

  • That is what they said 4 months ago as well.