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milicent_bystandr

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  • Myself right now I'd probably take it with me - in fact that's that I'm planning to do in a couple of months - but it sounds like my needs are a bit less than yours, and i can do some stuff just over LAN and on the 'server' (which is also a laptop) itself.

    For more, I think I'd also ask a friend like you're thinking.

    I did that before with a relative - just had to ask them to restart the server every now and again!

    About trusted encryption keys, I did it with a simple password for boot encryption, that my relative knew, so in the event of theft it'd still be hard for thieves to get anything; but after boot I'd ssh in and unlock the second disk with my own password, then start up the services.

  • I've had some amusing mixed experience with ChatGPT for this. When I asked about iptables rules to restrict podman, it was great. About podaman quadlets, though, which I first misspelled 'quartlets', it completely made it up, and even sent me a fake link to nonexistent documentation when I challenged it!

    • it's more helpful if you ask the right questions
    • and its answers often give you ideas of what to google
    • Old stuff that has been written about many times over is more likely to get a proper answer
    • sometimes the gist of a wrong command/answer could still help me understand what to do with the right one

    Try to understand whatever you use from AI. At least understanding the general picture of what it means, and a basic idea of "this flag is for this; this option is for that". AI can also help you with that understanding, but again beware of it completely making up something logically coherent but wrong.

  • I set up my old laptop as a home server, with a vps as reverse proxy via nebula. It runs Mint - strange for a server but that's so it can still be a laptop. Syncthing keeps it in sync with the more portable laptop.

    The 'server' now runs immich, which I can use super fast from the laptop itself; a bit slower if I connect with nebula over the LAN (it's firewalled off from the LAN generally); or still pretty decently via the VPS on Https - and that VPS proxy means the family phones can connect with the apps easily.

    Immich runs in podman, with some help from Lemmy about how to set that up.

    And filebrowser makes it easy to share files or allow uploads with/from family around the world. With caddy on the VPS, ufw on the server and nebula in between, it's really easy to add in something like filebrowser on a new subdomain.

    Next is to try some other podman containers, or set up mqtt and owntracks.

  • Eh, so do we. If you're in a wooden house, it's also made of hydrocarbons. Of course there's a difference, it's not literally made of human flesh, but neither are Lego houses: they're made of the same stuff as Lego people; and so are our houses made of the same stuff as us. It's a philosophical distinction, to say what truly divides me-flesh-stuff and house-stuff, because in one level, they are certainly different, and on another they are the same. The Lego world being all made of mouldable plastic would presumably have metaphysical distinctions between this-stuff and that-stuff that seem subtle to us, who have distinctions between this-hydrocarbon-stuff (or even this-molecular-stuff) and that-hydrocarbon-stuff.

  • Why *vector? Displacement is already a vector; distance being a scalar.

    The d is only needed if it is changing.

    Ah, is this a constant speed raptor?

  • Yo! Man. I got me down on the two wheelsI got my own displacementAnd the time - by line - is rentYo, man, got it down in the feels!Pick up them claws;We're opening doorsAn' when I integrate againI'm addin' that C, ya ken?Yo, man, check the map, yeah:I'm the Velo'C'Rapper

  • Smh cancel culture these days

  • Is that when the humans it ate didn't have enough fibre?

  • Displacemenraptor/timeraptor

    Actually that's still wrong.

    dDisplacemenraptor/dTime. Otherwise you cancel out the raptors.

  • Doesn't even need to be paper. Have locked-down, internet-disconnected computers in the exam hall bas glorified typewriters.

  • I think it might be the developers of that AI, letting their system make bug reports to train it, see what works and what doesn't (as is the way with training AI), and not caring about the people hurt in the process.

  • That tech was supposed to be ready 10 years ago. Come on, scientists, get your act together!

  • Oh, wow.

  • "Sorry we broke into your security on purpose."

  • Really?! Do you have a source? I'd like to look this up!

  • Sounds like a good plot for a novel.

  • "Hey babe, what what temperature do I cook the chicken at?"

    "Um... give me ten thousand years or so and I'll let you know."

  • "And this here is my Wikipedia room."