We’ve reached the level of AI that you cannot differentiate it from autism. We’re fucked.

My thoughts on open source software missing features is, and always has been: it’s free and the source is there. If you don’t like it fix it.

If you want customization, just rebuild the binaries with the images you want. You don’t even need to write code.

Fork it and add customization options. I’ll use your fork.

Awww… I remember back when batteries were removable. Good times.

Not llamacpp?

I keep falling back to qwen. Though bonsai did give it a good run for a while.

But I only have an old 8gb card.

I use it daily. I like it a lot. I’ve hooked my voice home assistant into it to create tasks. The Android app is alright. I have some problems with the widget not updating properly, but I think that was my fault for not turning on automatic sync.

The docker setup was trivial.

That’s my problem I mean. I want to use the tag (e.g. v8) but then be notified when v9 is out. And v8.1. I know the 8.1 would work.

Do you know if there’s a way to pin to a version but have dockhand tell me if there is a new latest version tagged? Not having a clean rollback method is driving me nuts.

Counterpoint: do use YouTube if you care about your privacy but want to use YouTube and understand the risk.

It’s like those people who say “I couldn’t be vegetarian because I can’t give up bacon”: ok great, be vegetarian plus bacon. Save a shit ton of cows and chickens in the process.

Good enough is still good.

At least he got to learn from it. Never waste a good disaster.

I know it’s not exactly what you asked, but.

I just use wireguard and then I’m on my network. No exposing anything. Can’t even tell it’s there.

Great if you’re the only person using it, or can set it up for the non technical.

without KYC

very sketchy

These are synonymous. You will not find one without the other.

How far up the stack do you want to go? Are you going to build a relationship with Amex and Visa and American Express? Are you going to pass all their certifications? Are you going to do all the kyc work? Going to set up your own PCI audit?

There’s a reason payments processors exist. The relationships you need and the regulations involved are complicated. It’s also not cheap. This is by design.

They are useful for diagnosing recurring crashes.

I think I worded this poorly. My point about being individually routable is that, that’s the only benefit IPv6 seems to have. Unless I’m missing something.

I didn’t say it was a security feature. But I also don’t really want my ISP knowing how many devices are in my house.

I disabled ipv6 across the board. I don’t want my internal devices to be individually routable from the outside. I don’t have a million devices. It’s complexity I don’t want.

Is there anything I’m missing?

Sell it. Buy beer. If you start to regret it, drink the beer.

In caddy, isn’t an OR is just two separate blocks?

@authorized { header X-Custom-Pass “LONGRANDOMKEY01” # jim } @authorized { header X-Custom-Pass “LONGRANDOMKEY02” # Bob }

I could be wrong. Caddy config is a dark art.