

Where do you see the difference?


Where do you see the difference?


:D yeah, absolutely that and not me changing the sentence and forgetting to fix it
I’ll leave it like that now to keep your joke


Yeah it’s quite disappointing how often that part is conveniently ignored in


Here’s their AI policy: https://support.stalw.art/t/how-we-use-ai-at-stalwart/1496


It’s my favorite client for Navidrome. Pretty intuitive


Probably because it seems a bit like a spam post directing people to the post. I’d suggest to include at least one or two sentences on what they are supposed to do rather than sending people to an article just to know what you’re asking about.


Depends on what you do with it I guess. It’s my gateway between my family LAN and my homelab LANs, and also the DHCP server for the latter. It’s supposed to be up when the proxmox cluster boots and all nodes would need 3 NICs for HA to work, and all be directly connected to the family LAN (in which they aren’t supposed to be).


Yeah, it’s a joke (also in the blog post)


Hell yeah, Open Source Blender


This is amazing, thanks for sharing! Running into this problem now and then.


Oh cool, I missed that somehow. I wonder if they want to pay that out of their own pocket, since there’s no donation link and only 1 GitHub sponsor, also no support option or something on the website.


I don’t think they plan to replace the code - I understood it as them wanting to focus on the backend and also not being a UI programmer, leaving that part to the LLMs.


I can’t open that post since I’m not on Fosstodon, it redirects to the OP when not logged in. How did you get the post to Fosstodon?


No, directly searching for a post’s link should produce the post, no matter if it’s account is already followed. It looks like I used a wrong link or it’s not properly implemented.


How can I open an omicron post in mastodon? Pasting the post link (e.g. https://omicron.blog/@lockitvault/designing-a-vault-whose-front-door-is-a-working-calculator ) into the search doesn’t work.
Remaining federated allows them to have updates on time.
I too federate with .ml, but you don’t need to be to get timely updates. That would be a terrible distribution architecture.
We don’t have a rule for that yet, but what’s your stance on Llams posting to our community? Undisclosed even? https://lemmy.world/comment/26392175


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+1 on selfhosting. It’s a bit resource hungry though, 4GB are barely enough on a single user instance. The setup is straightforward except for the reverse proxy config if you aren’t using the provided containerized one.