I started by running Jellyfin on my PC with so-so success. Next move was to get a raspberry pi to screw around with. That went kind of poorly (hosted a website that was quickly ransomwared, lessons learned). Ditched the pi and got some used PC parts on FBM to spin up an Unraid server. I've been using that for years now, with some upgrades here and there to hardware and storage. There are a couple YT channels with spectacular Unraid content for self hosting. Trash guides for the arr stack. Years later and I now handle multiple servers using either Unraid or Portainer.
As others have said, it's a very personal journey. Best of luck, happy to try and answer questions you may have.
I think I agree. I have a few self projects I've vibe coded and used a few months that I've considered putting out there open source and if folks wanna try cool if not whatever...but that's probably how all of those dead projects start. I'm even hosting them on my own private Gitea and updating via Obtanium because I don't want to bother anyone lmao. Wait crap Google is gonna stop me from doing this in a couple months huh
Lost one of my boys a little over a year ago. Still get crippled with grief from time to time - maybe every other day now instead of multiple times a day. It gets easier, but never easy. In the process of getting a ring with some of his ashes built into them and I think that'll be pretty special to get to bring him everywhere I go.
Not looking for condolences, just wanted to put this perspective out there in a sea of folks who seemed to have bad relationships with their parents. To those: I'm sorry. I can't imagine.
Have friends moving abroad on student visas they didn't really want but are doing as an excuse to get out. My partner won't entertain the ideas of leaving, as our entire family is here and most are too old to consider leaving. I imagine it's going to be too late before long.
I'm on book 5 and damn these are maybe my new favorite series. If Sanderson is planning 10 books, it would make sense that one per season tries to hold as long as possible. 9 episodes a pop, release them in 3 episode arcs a month or three apart perhaps to try and stretch out the intrigue and hype and cut down wait between seasons. I dunno. But I'm excited!
I want this controller but split down the center so I can walk with them on a treadmill. There are joycons and third party joycons but none that I've found with the little track pads. That'd be HUGE.
I always thought of it as more of an efficiency thing. Perhaps a bad analogy, but let's say I have a few hundred photos I took on vacation. Yes, I could store them all together in a single batch. However, grouping them with some kind of predetermined taxonomy can help make sense of things through the noise. In a similar fashion, elected officials, imperfect though they may be, consolidate the voices of many into the voices of a few. At a certain scale and across certain distances it does make sense.
I think it was somewhere here in Lemmy, but I saw a proposal of randomized government appointments akin to jury duty which I found quite fun. Good way to make sure the populace is smart because any of them may be called up.
Honestly I found it delightful. It was so fun to see so many faces again, and even the new characters melded in surprisingly well. My one gripe is I think they would have benefited from adding a layer of artificial grit or something so it didn't look quite so hi-def.
Midwest here. Just had the procedure about two weeks ago (recovery slightly slower than the commenter above, but not by much). They said something like $500 without insurance which honestly wasn't even that bad. After insurance it was $110. One consultation of "you sure big dawg?" Then the procedure about 4 weeks later, which took maybe 20-30 minutes and I was just chatting away with some Valium in my system. Very easy.
Dang I had so many of these books growing up. Either my memory is trash or I didn't actually read most of them because the only thing I remember is some guy got stuck as a hawk lmao
Unpopular opinion, but I'm coming to the realization that I don't really care if FOSS projects are experimenting with and leaning into AI. In most cases I am not donating and simply enjoying a product for free. I am no programmer I put trust in their code before, all I can do is continue to do the same. Now, paid software feels different. And I don't mean donations, I mean if Autodesk started pumping out slop (which I don't doubt is happening) then that feels far worse.
Plus, I've gotten an insane amount of utility out of Claude as a regular dude. If I knew what I was doing a little more, I imagine that would feel pretty cool.
Id be willing to bet the entire image is AI. Seems odd to only do those icons, when it's arguably the easiest part to source of the entire image. Makes me question the validity of the numbers, especially now that I realize there don't appear to be citations.
Holy crap the comment section is ROUGH
Seems I've got some work to do
I feel like that last panel face reaction is becoming a beetlemoses calling card and I ain't mad about it
Sorry, thanks. Why does that fallout character look like Harry Daniel?
I started by running Jellyfin on my PC with so-so success. Next move was to get a raspberry pi to screw around with. That went kind of poorly (hosted a website that was quickly ransomwared, lessons learned). Ditched the pi and got some used PC parts on FBM to spin up an Unraid server. I've been using that for years now, with some upgrades here and there to hardware and storage. There are a couple YT channels with spectacular Unraid content for self hosting. Trash guides for the arr stack. Years later and I now handle multiple servers using either Unraid or Portainer.
As others have said, it's a very personal journey. Best of luck, happy to try and answer questions you may have.
I think I agree. I have a few self projects I've vibe coded and used a few months that I've considered putting out there open source and if folks wanna try cool if not whatever...but that's probably how all of those dead projects start. I'm even hosting them on my own private Gitea and updating via Obtanium because I don't want to bother anyone lmao. Wait crap Google is gonna stop me from doing this in a couple months huh
Lost one of my boys a little over a year ago. Still get crippled with grief from time to time - maybe every other day now instead of multiple times a day. It gets easier, but never easy. In the process of getting a ring with some of his ashes built into them and I think that'll be pretty special to get to bring him everywhere I go.
Not looking for condolences, just wanted to put this perspective out there in a sea of folks who seemed to have bad relationships with their parents. To those: I'm sorry. I can't imagine.
Have friends moving abroad on student visas they didn't really want but are doing as an excuse to get out. My partner won't entertain the ideas of leaving, as our entire family is here and most are too old to consider leaving. I imagine it's going to be too late before long.
Tried Seafile, Nextcloud, and Filebrowser Quantum. Nextcloud won out, although FBQ with a few files for select individuals does remain.
I'm on book 5 and damn these are maybe my new favorite series. If Sanderson is planning 10 books, it would make sense that one per season tries to hold as long as possible. 9 episodes a pop, release them in 3 episode arcs a month or three apart perhaps to try and stretch out the intrigue and hype and cut down wait between seasons. I dunno. But I'm excited!
The Open Split Deck is what the above commenter is referring to! Very cool project that is exactly what I'm looking for...just not for sale yet lol!
I want this controller but split down the center so I can walk with them on a treadmill. There are joycons and third party joycons but none that I've found with the little track pads. That'd be HUGE.
I always thought of it as more of an efficiency thing. Perhaps a bad analogy, but let's say I have a few hundred photos I took on vacation. Yes, I could store them all together in a single batch. However, grouping them with some kind of predetermined taxonomy can help make sense of things through the noise. In a similar fashion, elected officials, imperfect though they may be, consolidate the voices of many into the voices of a few. At a certain scale and across certain distances it does make sense.
I think it was somewhere here in Lemmy, but I saw a proposal of randomized government appointments akin to jury duty which I found quite fun. Good way to make sure the populace is smart because any of them may be called up.
Honestly I found it delightful. It was so fun to see so many faces again, and even the new characters melded in surprisingly well. My one gripe is I think they would have benefited from adding a layer of artificial grit or something so it didn't look quite so hi-def.
Midwest here. Just had the procedure about two weeks ago (recovery slightly slower than the commenter above, but not by much). They said something like $500 without insurance which honestly wasn't even that bad. After insurance it was $110. One consultation of "you sure big dawg?" Then the procedure about 4 weeks later, which took maybe 20-30 minutes and I was just chatting away with some Valium in my system. Very easy.
Someone may have replied with this already, but: https://stoptrumpswars.org/ we're trying.
Dang I had so many of these books growing up. Either my memory is trash or I didn't actually read most of them because the only thing I remember is some guy got stuck as a hawk lmao
Unpopular opinion, but I'm coming to the realization that I don't really care if FOSS projects are experimenting with and leaning into AI. In most cases I am not donating and simply enjoying a product for free. I am no programmer I put trust in their code before, all I can do is continue to do the same. Now, paid software feels different. And I don't mean donations, I mean if Autodesk started pumping out slop (which I don't doubt is happening) then that feels far worse.
Plus, I've gotten an insane amount of utility out of Claude as a regular dude. If I knew what I was doing a little more, I imagine that would feel pretty cool.
Id be willing to bet the entire image is AI. Seems odd to only do those icons, when it's arguably the easiest part to source of the entire image. Makes me question the validity of the numbers, especially now that I realize there don't appear to be citations.