You missed my point?

why can’t you just use a wireguard connection between your device and the server, or network?

I don’t get the need for those tunnels.

Wouldn’t a simple wireguard setup be enough un less you are behind CG-NAT?

Wireguard it’s there, free, open source, doesn’t rely on any external server or company…

What does these “tunnels” actually add?

Do you have an idea of how many people die with a perfectly fine heart?

Or is this about how fragile technology is compared to biology?

And yes Whatsapp telegram matrix… They all create a line of communication like a normal phone. Just shittier, all of them, in my opinion. Latency, shitty connectivity and too long line length (back and forth from their servers) make the call experience pretty bad in my own limited experience. (Ymmv, specially if you have good data / wifi coverage everywhere you are).

First of all mandatory “BBB”.

Now, that’s NOT VoIP. VoIP stands for voice over IP and it’s a bi-directional audio channel very much like standard telephone.

Maybe you are NOT using VoIP or you are confused by VoIP not sending data packets if no audio is detected? On traditional analog phone lines you always get background noise. Often not the case with VoIP. Maybe it’s even configurable who knows.

Lemmy.world censor pirate communities. Get an account somewhere nicer and you will find that on lenny there is a pretty active pirate community

Still 36.7°C I guess…

Anyway, it’s wine not blood! (And I prefer beer, alcoholfree)

Italian of course!

Why? Because I am Italian

Seriously, french is much more useful. But Italian is much more fun!

I am not American, and I cannot surely appreciate the importance of a figure like Dolly Parton. For sure I know her name even if do not live in the USA and am no American, so she must have been well known.

Bit the flag at half mast is something that you reserve to high officials and military and other onorific people. If she was such, then all for it. Of she was just a show woman, musician, and maybe also the best ever… Why?

Do not buy smart locks that depend from a cloud service. Any other consideration is secondary.

What do you do when they will force a monthly subscription to unlock your doors? That’s pure P.K.Dick distopyan future.

Of r what do you do when the company decide to drop support for your otherwise perfectly working locks?

Snail mail, even better certified mail, is a de facto standard that can reach everyone everywhere. Also, it make sense that the most widespread and solid communication channel is still considered the official one

Here in Italy you can also use certified email instead of snail mail, but you need to purchase and pay (yearly) for an account. So snail mail still ubiquitous and solid. Certified email better, faster, if you can afford it (pretty cheap, but require an active action from you, to get it).

Yeah, i tried, nobody ever answers. You get much more interaction in English communities. I cannot speak any other languages so I don’t know for German or dutch or french coms

There are a few Italian communities… But interaction is pretty low.

This won’t work for Android windows and such devices. And it’s a pain to setup, won’t work 100% and some scanners are ven worse .

Scanservejs is the final solution for all platforms.

Op want to upload a file to a web GUI and print it from there, not share printers with other computer/ devices.

Also, scanservejs is the the sane web GUI to actually do the same with scanner.

For scanning it make sense as there are no shared scanning solutions across platforms. For printing, it’s of little use as other pointed out you can print to cups from anything basically.

But o get the need for a web printing page, as uploading a file and hit print button is a zero setup, and while simple even remote cups printing is not 0% extra setup, you have at the very least to select a printer or hit “share as” and select a print service (android). YMMV

48 disks seems a nightmare in power consumption, failure rate, and overall cabling management…

What was the total capacity?

I use e self made wood cabinet in the attic where also the PV inverter is located. I used Velcro to strip on the wall (brick wall) stuff like switch firewall etc, only to find those collapsed on the server itself every time. No matter which glue or adhesive i used.

At the end, a strong unbranded Chinese double sided tape was better and still strong after all big western brand failed over time.

Maybe a mix of heat and uneven surface was the culprit, who knows.

Uptime for home users is useless. More important is recovery, reboot and resume (the 3’Rs)

You server should reboot automatically, storage should restore itself from unsafe shutdown and your services should resume operations like nothing happened.

This means test your reboot, ensure stuff doesn’t break, and so on.

Failing storage after an hard reboot is the hardest.

For network, i have two ISP connections and a an auto switch script Incase one goes down. But honestly it’s overkill and not needed for 99% of home hosters.

Buying some kind of UPS like a battery powered power strip is also nice but keep in mind that require maintenance to replace batteries once every few years (long enough to forget) and so be useless. The ups shall only last enough to perform a controlled server shutdown using NUTS.

Why? What would “Pasta Robles” even means? Robles has no meaning in Italian and doesn’t even sound like Italian at all … :)

Llama CPP can run models offloading with CPU (es MoE models), you have much more control over how you run your models, and overall it’s very much actively developed.

For starters and people without too much willingness to mess up with stuff, ollama is a great choice. Llama.cpp gives you that extra power and flexibility that is so much worth for people who like to tweak and do more.

My personal opinion, of course. But based on having used both and ditched ollama for llama.cpp, so I am also biased, keep in mind.

But I will hardly go back to ollama now :)