Yes it is, written by me by hand 100%…

Zero AI too… Just old grumpy bashing

My experience with radicale

https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=services%3Aradicale

I currently use it, from android with dav5x (F-droid)

NVIDIA Corporation GA104GL [RTX A4000] (rev a1)

From lspci

It has 16gb of VRAM, not too much but enough to run gpt:OSS 20b and a few other models pretty nice.

I noticed that it’s better to stick to a single model, I imagine that unload and reload the model in VRAM takes time.

I plugged in an NVIDIA gpu in my server and enabled ollama to use it, diligently updated my public wiki about it and now enjoying real time gpt: OSS model responses!

I was amazed, time cut from 3-8 minutes down to seconds. I have a Intel Core7 with 48gb ram, but even an oldish gpu beats the crap out of it.

I use ZigBee and have lots of the sonoff trv’s. I tried a few Chinese ones and definitely DO NOT recommend.

Buy the sonoff ones, they still get firmware updates after two years. Batteries last about 1 year in my experience which is good too

I installed openwrt capable APs on each floor of my house (three) because sognal wouldn’t travel well between those.

OpenWRT because you want something that let you roam between APs (fast transitioning) without your device to disconnect and reconnect between APs.

Also disable dhcp, flatten the network and link each ap with an Ethernet cable.

More details here https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=networking%3Awifiplanning

Keep it private only to yourself? I do this, and never been rate limited.

No experience with tailscale, but I have opnSense on a firewall appliance like yours and run two wireguard networks one from the opn itself and one from my home server, which is in the DMZ. They all work just fine…

They have different scope and remote peers, but both use my VPS as enter gateway since I am CGNATted.

I run Continuwuity since day zero, actually since Conduwuit. Works great, super stable and very lightweight.

I am with you my friend, all the way

Refreshingly not an ai made thing…

Nothing bad about using ai but

Pure water is not good for you… You need your water to be contaminated with minerals at very least.

Also, our systems don’t like stuff to be too sterile as well, since that will make our defenses decrease over time. Being esposed to a reasonable level of bacteria and viruses is what male you stronger and build your defense. Tell that to new parents after their kids start going to preschool.

I mean “reasonable” of course. And tap water is reasonable (at least, in developed countries so places like USA might not apply, right Flint?) clean to fit that description.

PS: there are stuff that will make you seriously sick in river and stream water, against which it’s pointless to build defences… So please don’t do that and always drink controlled water.

Fun fact, in the Alps every small village has a public fountain, where water is NOT controlled or checked, but still perfectly fine to drink specially if you have been drinking ot from young age, like I did. Others who grow up without drinking it, might feel some mild consequences if they drink too much.

I use both dokuwik and, more recently, also wiki.JS.

Dokuwik is great and gets the job done but it’s a piece of an old world. Maybe it’s why I love it. Yes it’s ugly and hard to theme. It’s good old php all the way down.

Wiki.JS I love how consistent and easy it is to use and install. Has other drawbacks like require nodejs and store pages in a database, but uses markdown and feels modern and nice to use.

I think you are pretty rude. OP don’t deserve that.

If you want to coment on the use of AI it’s one thing, if you want to state you don’t like the logo, I can relate and agree.

Ok, i stand corrected

Check periodically for bulging batteries, you might have to remove the back cover to detect such a condition depending on model.

I used to run a laptop as well but I have had batteries die like that twice, and that’s a fire concern as well specially if you have it stored away in a closed and never physically check it.

Keeping charge at 70% doesn’t help, you need to powercycle the battery regularly to prevent batteries to die on you

Audiobookshelf!

Here is where I saved how I did it: https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=services%3Aaudiobookshelf

Its a common practice in bars and coffee shops in italy to keep a faucet running all day to always have cold water at hand. You should stop drinking coffe than to save clean water…

Maybe other devs join and improve the code, or maybe the original del learns and improve, or maybe he was already good bit had zero time and after a while goes back to improve the vibe coded project…

I prefer to judge by the results rather than by the means used.

I like the analogy…

But at the end of the day better to have something that starts shitty but can be improved over time rather than nothing.

If it stays shitty, then it’s just shit and won’t go anywhere.