youtube channels, blogs, news, software releases, etc

i use freshrss. allows me to sub to websites that don’t have rss/atom by parsing html.

i use reeder classic on ios and easyrss on android

fun random korean fact btw, we do actually eat kimchi every day.

she’s known to lie a lot. see this page for example… (use translator)

i know life in north korea is genuinely awful in many ways but that person just straight out lied too many times. defo not worth the attention they get.

i think this might be some human using llm translate though

ehh… just tested and it doesn’t seem to work… somehow i remembered it working but maybe i was mistaken

sorry for the misinformation

It’s not like I can view a Mastodon user’s history on Lemny, right?

afaik you can

i’m in east asia myself, i think more than half the people on threadiverse are USA-based though.

i see. thanks for replying

found this from my bookmarks

(i personally haven’t ever used llms personally but) i’ve heard many negative things about ollama from the localllama comm, may be worth searching before using it

even cheap consumer router these days are actually surprisingly capable. mine’s from 2015! what model do you have? might be hard if it’s a realtek/brcm chipset… mediatek(ralink) and qualcomm(atheros) are mostly well supported

i had a cheap made in china consumer router with mt7621 on it, porting openwrt was surprisingly easy and its been running well enough for the past 5 years. adguard home runs on it and handles dns adblocking

tailscale. and then use vnc(tigervnc-server or x11vnc) and ssh

this is true, refurb drives should be avoided unless it’s a very good deal. used drives are fine as long as the conditions are clear.

I really don’t want another complex service i have to manage. ideally i want something that’s a simple python/perl/php script or something like that.

forgot to mention in OP but I run freebsd on my server and it’s possible to run docker(podman) with linux emulation if it’s very necessary, but i prefer not to use it