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Automatically generated AI music slop!

LLM hallucinated news (in French) slop!

There's two down, now someone give me a billion dollars in start-up funding please so I can tackle the others.

Email probably could not happen today.

While I love the Internet and all sorts of modern life fixtures (in a developed country), I feel a bit like I missed out by not being alive when all the crazy drinks were around.

I deleted your calendar, I'm sorry.

Our child is only 6 but these fears are done of the reasons we have immich at home (amongst other things). We still have Google storage for photos, but just in case they take a photo or video that gets flagged we do not want to lose everything. I am though trying to get in the habit of having an annual photo book printed to have some used copies of memories.

My spouse is more tired to Google, but for myself if I got cut off i'd just have to change some recovery email addresses.

Totally unlogged and anonymous too, right?

Thanks, I'll have to look into it too, though the gamification sounds annoying AF.

Thanks, I'll check it out :)

I'm being completely serious, but what is the current fav open source forum software these days? I'd love to host a forum for a small community I'm involved in. Not a stranger to hosting other things across a variety of stacks, so I'm not particular about technology used.

I wonder if it was a bit of a power display. Showing they are untouchable.

Thanks! I'll check it out!

Thanks! Nothing important, personal site with the source stored in a git repo replicated to a few places, so them folding would just be a minor inconvenience.

Thank you!

Canadian here, could you share the name of the provider? I'd love to move to something more local and just need a basic small vps for a simple apache host. I know of a couple providers but never talked to anyone actually using one.

So autotools but for execution instead of compilation?

As a child I loved watching construction sites! I'd literally plop myself on the group and couldn't be moved until I was done. This would be ideal retirement for me. Though as I am a house spouse, I won't really get a retirement, gotta keep cooking meals, doing laundry, dishes and cleaning. At least I'll have no deathbed regrets about not spending enough time with my daughter though!

I do this but for music with Home Assistant. I haven't dug around much to see if it's possible to cast video from Jellyfin the same way. From what I read (and it's been a while) the Jellyfin API was more limited, but maybe that's changed by now.

ChromeOS is based in Gentoo.

This reminds me of the Kids in the Hall Skit, "Direction's (I Speak no English)". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vgoEhsJORU

That attitude is sadly probably a small factor in you not having a billion dollars.

TIL. I always heard that their licensing people tended to uphold the motherboard line.

I'm curious did you have an OEM license or a retail license? OEM licenses die with the mobo.

I should have been gentler and less arrogant, yes. Sincerely though, please explain how ipv6 is in anyway more difficult than a properly set up ipv4 enterprise. What tools are not available?

There's a few options I'm aware of.

The "proper" way would be to get your own ASN and use BGP to route the traffic.

If you're wanting to use a secondary WAN link as a backup for when the other goes down you could have the backup link's LAN have a lower priority. (So I guess hope everything implements RFC 4191 like you said).

You can use NAT66/NPTv6 if you want (though it's icky I guess).

How are you doing it currently?

On your router?

edit Less flippantly, what are you wanting to base the routing rule on? What's your ipv4 routing rule?

DSCP is allowed in ipv6.

https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/c...

How is it not a routing rule with ipv6? Firewalls and routers typically support dynamic prefixes (even Vyos, pfSense, openSense do).

The amount of ignorance in these ipv6 posts is astounding (seems to be one every two months). It isn't hard at all, I'm just a homelabber and I have a dual-stack setup for WAN access (HE Tunnel is set up on the router since Bell [my isp] still doesn't give ipv6 address/prefixes to non-mobile users), but my OpenStack and ceph clusters are all ipv6 only, it's easy peasy. Plus subnetting is a heck of a lot less annoying that with ipv4, not that that was difficult either.

War crime laws only apply to poorer nations sadly

Consider DuPont for all your chemical weapon ingredients needs!

What about OpenStack, or even CloudStack?