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Debby

@system76
I love #LLM, or as they're often called, #AI, especially when used locally. Local models are incredibly effective for enhancing daily tasks like proofreading, checking emails for spelling and grammatical errors, quickly creating image descriptions, transcribing audio to text, or even finding that one quote buried in tons of files that answers a recurring question.

However, if I wanted to be fully transparent to #bigtech, I would use Windows and Android with all the "big brotherly goodness" baked into them. That's why I hope these tools don't connect to third-party servers.

So, my question to you is: Do you propose a privacy-oriented and locally/self-hosted first LLM?

I'm not opposed to the general notion of using AI, and if done locally and open-source, I really think it could enhance the desktop experience. Even the terminal could use some AI integration, especially for spell-checking and syntax-checking those convoluted and long commands. I would love a self-hosted integration of some AI features. 🌟💻
#OpenSource #Privacy #AI #LocalModels #SelfHosted #LinuxAI #LocalLLM #LocalAI

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RxBrad

Huh. Turns out security by obscurity really *doesn't* work.

When I moved from plain Wireguard tunneling to Pangolin, I also setup the geoblock Traefik plugin (and I eventually got Crowdsec back up).

randomstringofcharacters dot rxbrad dot com (which I've never posted anywhere online) sure is blocking a lot of requests from FR, JP, & CZ right now.

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DocYeet :verified:

I am trying to configure Owncast to share some Homelabbing during the day

The problem is, I cannot get OBS to connect to it, via its RTMP instance

Has anyone tried deploying Owncast on a Kubernetes cluster, and was successful ?

I checked online and very little resource...

Any help very much welcome

#homelab#selfhosted#owncast
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gedaliyah

Best option for hosting ebooks and audiobooks?

lemmy.world/post/29854801

lemmy.worldBest option for hosting ebooks and audiobooks? - Lemmy.WorldIt seems like thre are really only a couple of options, and I haven’t found many review or examples that show enough detail to compare them. Jellyfin has a bookshelf plugin [https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-plugin-bookshelf] that seems to be able to handle it. Audiobooks look to be accessed through the main client app, and ebooks through a companion app like JellyBook [https://github.com/JellyBookOrg/JellyBook], which also claims to handle audiobooks. On the other hand, there is Audiobookshelf [https://noted.lol/audiobookshelf-a-self-hosted-audiobook-and-podcast-server-with-phone-apps/], which specializes in audiobooks, but also claims to host ebooks. It has a number of client apps, but none that I found mention eBook reading. I’ve found a couple of other solutions that seem more specialized. Maybe one of those? I want to be able to read and listen on an Android device, preferably with a native app. I have a few comics, but mostly interested in books and audiobooks. I already have a Jellyfin server setup.
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dan00

Selfhosting on old MSI laptop

lemm.ee/post/64103065

lemm.eeSelfhosting on old MSI laptop - lemm.eeHello preppers! As I prepare further and further for the digital and traditional collapse of society (/s), I finally got to the point of building my selfhosted server. At the moment I have a single bay Synology nas but it will soon find a new home (🗑️). I was thinking that instead of buying new tech I can be a conscious human being and recycle my old laptop. My old MSI PE60 2QD with i7 5th Gen, its a very capable machine and having the battery, I think, is better for a sudden loss of power. I replaced it because the hinge and screen broke but I never thrown it away. I wanted to wipe it and install some linux distro for selfhosting with, I think, Tailscale for access it remotely. I use it to store file, photos, music …normal cloud stuff. Before wasting hours troubleshooting, I’m sure there are brilliant people here that can give me tips or a link to a simple guide to follow. (Please don’t make me ask the bots). I’m sure this thread is already open somewhere and I’ll be happy to follow that and delete this, if so. Thank you lemmings.
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Paco Hope #resist

Ok #homelab fam. I have about 10-15 years of #selfhosted hard drives. I need to make them unreadable before it recycle them. As I retired systems I took the chassis to my county’s tech waste disposal place. But I kept out the hard drives figuring I would eventually dispose of them properly.

They’ve got sensitive data on them (email, documents, etc). I realistically don’t have any way to power them up to wipe with something like dban or shredos. What can I do using tools I’m likely to have around the house or in my garage (eg I do NOT own a drill press) that can render them unreadable?

How do I wreck them quickly and easily and still make them sorta recyclable/disposable?

Photo of a box of hard disks. All different shapes and sizes. SATA, SAS, IDE and more.
Photo of a bunch of neatly boxed 5.25” hard disks.
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essell

Come to say thank you. Time to move from proprietary to Open Source

lemmy.world/post/29505719

lemmy.worldCome to say thank you. Time to move from proprietary to Open Source - Lemmy.WorldThanks to this community I’ve learned and I’m feeling inspired. I’ve loved having an NAS for the last few years, but it’s woefully under powered for what I’m using it for these days. So I’ve ordered some basic PC parts, gonna build a basic setup using an old CPU I got lying about and try the NAS OS I saw talked about on here recently. TrueNAS looks like a good option with only slight fears it’ll go down the well known path to the dark side like so many free options before. In any event, I’m looking forward to adding Nextcloud and Jellyfin, to trying out Docker and generally having more control over things. Thanks again to you all for informing and inspiring. I’ll be back if I get questions!
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