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I’ve been without power since 11:30 am (almost 12 hours) because a tree took out a power line three houses down. Thank god for this battery powered fan or I’d be cooked.

(Current ETA from the power company is 4am tomorrow.)

I’ve just started rewatching from season one, and it is the go-to, look how cool this shit is… 7" drop-down monitors and an embedded PS2!

so you can verify it actually did what you asked.

Nah, just build a harness that validates the output of one model by running it through the same model again to check for hallucinations… And to make sure that second pass isn’t hallucinating, uh… run it through a model a third time to check the second isn’t hallucinating.

/s

As others have said, cap charging at ~80%. Unless you have a spare $150 for a nice UPS, I would use the built-in battery.

If you can swing compatible hardware, Security Onion is pretty great. It’s not necessary to buy their solution, it’s FOSS and there are instructions on getting it to work on proxmox.

(But you need to install agents on all your VMs and servers, and ideally do port mirroring so all traffic can make it to the Security Onion box.

I had this exact fucking problem. Check if you’re using cloud-init and if there’s a holdover entry that may be overlooked.

For me, it was under the /var/run/ folder’s netplan, not the usual /etc/netplan.

Ah, so it’s not going to be the “hackers” that somehow gain access to Mythos, it’ll be the government. Better drop millions on tokens to find and fix those vulnerabilities before the NSA compromises your company (and hope the things it finds aren’t hallucinations).

Are you an AI bot? Rambling sentences and em dashes…

Got a few commands to try from a terminal:

curl https://google.com/
curl https://<your searxng fqdn>

Try from the SearXNG terminal too.

Lastly, in the container with Apache, there should be some log directory, maybe /var/log/apache2/? Try doing a tail -f /path/to/error.log. You could also do something like docker compose logs -f and (while tailing/looking at logs), try your search again.

If all else fails, sudo journalctl -xef and/or sudo dmesg -wT may offer something interesting.

Hey Google, how about you fucking fix voice so that “navigate to Dutch Bros” works for both Android Auto and just Android instead of randomly trying to open the Dutch Bros app?

Oh and maybe look at your voice to text quality and actually navigating to places correctly.

I doubt it - most smart devices don’t run full blown distros like Ubuntu or RedHat.

But some might?

With torrents, it is generally considered to be a faux pas to not upload as well as download. Most private trackers will require that you maintain some sort of positive ratio in order to be in good standing.

In order to upload, you need to expose ports from your download client out to the internet so that others can reach you.

For news groups, you only download, so although your system is still able to reach the internet, your download client does not expose any ports to the internet.

Edit: I suppose what I was trying to communicate is that with news groups, you are at less risk for being nabbed for piracy than torrents. The nature of the torrent protocol means that you are uploading (or at least making available to upload) any data that you have already downloaded. For news groups, there is no upload.

As a bonus, if you go with newsgroups, you don’t have to expose anything to the internet!

Ah, then you had one with a working transmission! Chevy evidently tried something new for their 1986-1988 V8 engines and it wasn’t good.

I replaced the transmission in my behemoth twice before giving up on it.

Maybe I ditch my plans and just establish a VLAN for IoT and guests.

That’s a good starting point. Keep IoT away from your primary vlan (for all things holy don’t use VLAN ID 1). You can limit your outbound traffic for that vlan more easily if you want to cut your smart things off from the Internet.

Guest WiFi/vlan can be just a straight shot to the internet, probably no need for visitors to get to your internal services.

Eventually, you could add a DMZ where any Internet available systems like your VPN - with specific firewall rules only permitting VPN to specific locations inside your primary vlan.

I had a 1987 Chevy Caprice Classic 5.0L V8. The thing was a tank.

Go ahead and try to pit me, I dare you.

It’s only the mini Pepsi cans iirc, so they aren’t as load bearing as I’d like. God willing, I’ll upgrade to fanta boxes one day.

A little late to the party, but here’s mine.

That’ll be part of the “concessions” that foreign made routers make to get approval.

Why the fuck else would the department of defense need to weigh in?

Man, I really should look into hacking my kona’s infotainment center.