I’m trying to move away from needing a VPN to connect to make it simpler for less technically inclined family members

For now just Tailscale but I’m working on setting up a reverse proxy and SSO through Authentik

Same thing, no?

How about Tuta mail with a custom domain? They have unlimited custom domain addresses which is pretty nice

I have been looking for something just like this, thanks

Who is pulling zipped shows? I would never have even considered it

If it is working for you as is, no need to make a change

Wrong thread

Interesting, I see that is pretty new. Some of the documentation must be out of date because it definitely said Nvidia only somewhere when I tested it about a month ago. Thanks for giving me hope!

Wish I could accelerate these models with an Intel Arc card, unfortunately Ollama seems to only support Nvidia

I personally have absolutely no services with an open port to the internet, everything accessed remotely goes through Tailscale. I just don’t trust that I could do it myself safely

I know that with Samsung you can set up a ‘routine’ to disable fast charging according to a schedule you manually set. I don’t think it goes all the way down to 5W but much slower than without the limiter

Options are good

Advancements in technology are cool. Who knows what insights we can find developing interesting ideas like this

Agreed, tried to use Seal just now and it would crash (audio only from youtube). YTDLnis worked perfectly on the same video

Interesting, I have been able to use it for code no problem. They even support different language types to add colors automatically.

Logseq, kept up to date on all my devices with Syncthing

Fiber to the home is pretty neat. I could actually more than double the speed to 3Gb/s symmetrical for about $14 more per month, but frankly even the current speed is way more than I need. Will probably step it down a bit when my promotional discount ends.

Supports downloading a server transcoded file? That’s amazing!

Would like to see an Fdroid version

Forgot to mention earlier, Steam is an example of a real world situation where I do actually hit around 1.5 Gb/s down