I agree Autism too and I always stick with the things I know. Cannot be dealing with unfamiliar textures.
shellington
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shellington@piefed.zipto
movies@piefed.social•What are some of the best movies with low-stakes plots?English
8·16 days agoHarold and Kumar Go to White Castle
shellington@piefed.zipto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Self-hosted analytics and the infrastructure cost of privacyEnglish
3·19 days agoBrilliant. Your RSS feed was very thoughtful, I have added to to my fresh rss so i will never miss anything. Really like your categories all stuff i am fascinated with.
shellington@piefed.zipto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Self-hosted analytics and the infrastructure cost of privacyEnglish
1·20 days agoWow such a good site. Really interesting articles. Then I though to myself hmm… wish it had an RSS feed and it does, so perfect.
I look forward to reading any future articles.
Don’t really do playlists but i have Genres, They are then split into bands, Which are the split into albums.
I had the same trouble when looking for a NAS case that did not cost a fortune.I ended up buying a Gemini nas case from Ali Express.
Other than waiting a couple of weeks for it to arrive the price was around $140 USD and it is actually a really good case and mine holds 8 drives.
shellington@piefed.zipto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do your daily meals look like each day?English
2·2 months agoThank you. Although I do switch up dinner, this evening I had a gammon joint instead of chicken.
shellington@piefed.zipto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do your daily meals look like each day?English
2·2 months agoonce a day lol
shellington@piefed.zipto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do your daily meals look like each day?English
2·2 months agoBreakfast: cereal bar
Break: toast
Lunch: Ham sandwich
Dinner: chicken dinner; mash, chicken breast, peas, Yorkshire puddings, gravy.
I don’t really tend to eat snacks very often.
shellington@piefed.zipOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Think I am getting carried away with self hosting (stock image library)English
8·3 months agorunning the images through ollama using this model: gemma3:latest
It is working on cpu only and still gives a decent throughput
shellington@piefed.zipOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Think I am getting carried away with self hosting (stock image library)English
7·3 months agoMight be worth a try.
The thing that has surprised me the most is how good this AI model is at accurately knowing what is in a picture when the model itself is only 3GB in size.
shellington@piefed.zipOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Think I am getting carried away with self hosting (stock image library)English
9·3 months agoNo i’m not just kind of thought it would be nice to have, that way if i ever need to make any cards or banners i have loads of stuff in every category, with no ugly AI pics like most search engine image searches show these days.
shellington@piefed.zipOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Think I am getting carried away with self hosting (stock image library)English
9·3 months agoThis feeds into my ultimate project which I think will take me all summer.
I plan to create a lan wide search that has kiwix, tube archivist, ubooquity, paperless, jellyfin, stock images and stash.
Then I would have a unified search point and i think it would make kiwix far more usable by not having to go to the specific zim first. BBut, it is a tricky project as some things are nice and have api’s others don’t
shellington@piefed.zipto
movies@piefed.social•IMDb now requires an account to read user reviewsEnglish
1·4 months agoThanks will give it a try.
shellington@piefed.zipto
movies@piefed.social•IMDb now requires an account to read user reviewsEnglish
5·4 months agoAre there any good alternatives anyone can recommend?
Do you think it’s a prelude to in a year or so wanting age verification on accounts?
shellington@piefed.zipto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•What do you use for your server administration?English
5·5 months agoUnpopular answer, but Unraid; as i have mixed sized drives.
Nice a real step forward for private communication.
Would be awesome if it ever has a messaging section without having to make a call, still, an awesome start!
Wow so awesome going to try it out.
I use LTO for my 70TB of data. My rig is done on the cheap. I got an LTO 5 drive external off ebay for around 500. SAS card and a really old cheap HP desktop for about 50. Works perfectly, I have done a full system restore from backups and the tapes are cheap. Have had this system working for 5 years now.
In the future i plan to upgrade to LTO 7 when the drives become cheaper, but I have found it to be very reliable, great for making my backups and just so cool and fun to use.