When I was a child, they reminded me of grapes, but tasted salty… which is why I hated them

Olives

I love Ahnestly’s channel when it comes to chairs. helped me pick my steelcase gesture

Why don’t they just rename it to “AdOS” already?

Procrastinating… I feel, whenever I postpone something for tomorrow, days fly by faster than usual.

VFIO is your friend here.

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See, this is kind of impossible because of security reasons.

Imagine logging in on gmail, going to facebook (without any further action in between) and being able to read your emails. That would be convenient but catastrophic!

Yes, I know, FB and gmail are two different things, but the concept of auth is the same. A website saves a cookie in your browser and uses it to check whether you’re authenticated or not. And that website can AND SHOULD only be able to read its own cookies.

oh man… I’m such a dumb dumb … didn’t even try 10.3.0, now I did and the docker version works and is extremely fast, compared to a CPU… Thank you so much.

It would the first scenario you described… i’d just interact with a chatbot occasionally like I do with chatgpt now…but I’d also like to try to experiment with copilot like models to test and use with vscode. So no training of models or 24/7 batch operations.

I was wondering whether a custom built gaming PC is the only solution here or if there are other cjeaper alternatives that get the job decently done

I have the exact same gpu and tried that. But couldn’t get ollama docker version (rocm) to work with the gpu. even changing the env variable to 10.30.1. (rocminfo reports gfx1031)

would you mind giving some instructions or a link?

Yeah, I’ve already heard about such a solution, where I’d need a Pi that acts as the streaming client, which then should work with any camera.

can these be configured to stream TO a remote frigate server?

Example: I’d like to install one at my parent’s house, connect it to my parent’s wifi, but have it stream to frigate, that’s hosted on my server in another city?

well, no offense, but what else do you expect, if you don’t select the tile that includes 1px of the motorbike that’s part ofthe surrounding tiles? get over it, man!

/s

I think this part should be better left off to the actual tool that does a more promising job on security, like a firewall.

Always follow the 3-2-1 rule, Google. Always!

A friend of mine and I were chilling in his car and listening to music.

At some point we both farted silently at the same time, but without knowing the other one farted too. It smelled horrible… like 2 disgusting farts mixing together.

The funny part is, as silly as we were then, we both also inhaled deeply, kind of to brag about “our” accomplishment… we then looked at each other confused, like “why the hell did you just inhale my fart?” …

he then went like “wait, did you just fart?” … “uhm yes… did you too?” … “yes!” … “OMG! urghhh… open the window!”

Lol… that’s exactly what I use, the left part of the launcher.

• Leave home network => Turn on VPN
• Enter home network => Turn off VPN

Sure, but I was talking about the basic concept of how things work in general to keep it simple for OP.

in a nutshell

This is how the control and information exchange of smart devices work:

Phone App -> [Server] … [Server] -> Smart Device and vice versa

There’s no way around this concept.

Now, Google gives you the phone app and the (public) server part. but these only work with their servers and apps, keeping you locked in.

HA gives you the same, a server and an app, but allows you to keep the server private (access via vpn for public)

Also who guarantees that Google Home will be there in the next few years? HA will still keep running even if it ever gets abandoned.