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on Bane Mask · c/linkedinlunatics · 1 pts · 21d

What's your model of choice? I want to try to get away from Claude and move it to a local model.

What do you do when traveling? Do you ever feel dependent on it?

What about the noise and bulk of the mask?

I'm a border case if I need or not. And I'm reluctant to make the jump.

They can be jailbroken for full local control. The internals are raspberry pis. There are projects that will replace the ui with open source alternatives and disable the data collection.

Its a good bed once you strip away the stupid software gimmicks.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/selfhosted · 6 pts · 125d

Router based is best. If your router doesn't support wg out of box. Use a rpi or something to create the tunnel on the network and then use a static route on the router to make the remote network routable. The rpi is the next hop for whatever your remote network address range is.

on Tape drive backups · c/selfhosted · 5 pts · 1y

Don't buy lto5. Lto6 is the sweet spot right now.

I can buy lto6 drives on ebay for 250ish. Tapes are like 15-25 bucks each.

My guess is the cleanup process is running as root and clobbers anything it sees regardless of permissions. But that's a guess. I've never tried keeping long term data in tmp.

You have two things happening at once.

First. There a process that cleans up tmp files according to a configuration. Yours is probably set to clean files older than a day.

https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/tmpfiles.d.html for more information

Second, As to the folder. Docker will create a folder with the bind mount's name if it's not found. So Docker tries to find your promethius file, doesn't find it, then creates a folder with that name and mounts it instead.

You should move the files out of tmp. That'll solve all your problems.

Thanks for the response. I understand what you're saying, and I wholeheartedly agree that society should be more accommodating of disabilities. No argument there.

However, you're mixing up a coping mechanism for a true belief that ones disability is a net positive. I am not deaf, but I see this all the time in my circles and my own upbringing. Growing up, my parents would regularly visit religious authorities and psychics to assure them my circumstances were for the greater good, and I'd have met a horrible end without it. In my teens and early 20s, I believed this too. Many caregivers and disabled need to believe this to get through the day and find meaning in their lots.

I dont throw shade on anyone coping like this. It's a much better path than the other ones I've seen, such as depression, suicide, and drugs. But at the end of the day, that's all it is, a coping strategy. I promise, in their heart-of-hearts, if they could "reroll" their genetic lottery and avoid their disability. Every single person would. No sane person would voluntarily sign up for this.

While one could attempt to make an argument that society as a whole benefits from disabled people. And I dont disagree. A society that cares for disabled would be more humane and a nicer place to live in. But no rational person would seek it out for themselves. I'm not directing this at you, but imo those that subscribe to the belief, like OOP, are either misinformed about disabilities or are hand waving away the harm it does to the person.

I don't know if you personally have any disabilities, but generally, when I see this take, the person doesn't.

I'd take a crispr treatment without hesitation. And everyone I know would do the same. My partner and I are doing IVF not for fertility reasons but to ensure certain genes don't get passed down to our kids.

That whole disability-is-a-positive view is a very privileged thing to say.

Yeah first thing I did was search the web for more information. Zero results...

I bet most of these other commenters also complain about boomers eating up fake news.