Don’t care, I see a tortoise I upvote
Absolutely.
Me right now
Notepad++ have been there too
Then you realize very popular software and their official website actually are a one man show. Nobody is perfect and those things tend to work for years without security in mind. At the time it were built, supply chain attack was not invented yet.
Corpos: let’s break opensource tools with mandatory age verification and signed drivers or things like that
My dumb brain only recognizes Jean-Baptiste Zorg
More like pawduct owner but yes
That may be related to your desktops environment with Wayland instead of good old X11
That’s good. The average user actually need a hand.
Not saying they need algorithms, but the fediverse can’t grow without something that fill the gap.
I use lmstudio too, from the official appimage.
Never managed to get the nvidia working, probably because the nvidia drivers are a pain to install properly (secure boot, drivers, kernel, display … everything must be perfect or it doesn’t work).
But the CPU is just enough for local models if you are a bit patient and have plenty RAM.
It is very unusual for lmstudio failing to detect your CPU and your system memory. I would start looking for excessive restriction affecting lmstudio itself (appimage ? Native ? Something with selinux or system hardening ?)
No actual arguments needed unfortunately. Lazyness, change resistance.
Hello there
I just developed two black and white film rolls. That was a painful experience, because of my bad choice of film:
👿 The Lucky SHD400 is too thin, curling on itself like crazy, slipping on the reel.
🫤 The Lomography earl grey 100 is a bit thicker, better catch on reel’s sides and locking ball.
I wish next rolls will be easier to feed on the reel, any advices ?
Until now nothing beats the Kikipan 320. But it’s not produced anymore.
Asking AI seems only to praise most expensive films, not sure if it is true or biased.
Also I tired asking on the mastodon and associated platform first with not much luck.
Hopefully lemmy is better suited for that kind of open question ?
Hi,
If you are looking for a VPS hosting service compatible with NetBSD amd64, dedirock.com makes it pretty easy :
- full virtio devices
- qemu vCPU (KVM
- custom iso file uploading
- boot from cdrom that actually works
- VNC remote access during installation phase
What can I say, it has been a long time since I hadn't toyed with NetBSD on a VPS. That was surprisingly easy.
No need to boot in rescue mode, overwrite the default Linux OS with a NetBSD bootstrap and tweaks dozen things. Nope, just boot, install, done.
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(N\\XCbngg,._____.,gnnndCCCCCCCCCCCCF"___,,,,___ Kernel: amd64 NetBSD 10.1
\N\\XCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCOOOOPYvv. Uptime: 34m
\N\\XCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCPF"'' Packages: 69
\N\\XCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCOF"' Shell: sh
\N\\XCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCOF"' Disk: 1.8G / 14G (13%)
\N\\XCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCPF"' CPU: QEMU Virtual version 2.5+ @ 2.6GHz
\N\\"PCOCCCOCCFP"" RAM: 606MiB / 1958MiB
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Hello there
I’m looking at additional footrests for relieving knees.
There are tons of cheap footrests that stays deployed open, I want something that closes automatically, or with a pinch of the foot maybe.
As they make the bike rather large when deployed, and it’s easy to get caught on something.
Any recommendations please ?
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Australia ?