redcalcium @ redcalcium @lemmy.institute

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Free "VPN" app: look at me. You're the VPN now.

Me trying to insert a USB cable to a port on the back of my PC below my desk.

About seven people are missing. Imagine if it happened during rush hours.

https://apnews.com/article/baltimore-bridge-collapse-53169b379820032f832de4016c655d1b

Homelab is a hobby, and like other hobbies, people actually loves doing the "unnecessary and overkill" stuff.

You might be able to extract searxng's arm docker image (e.g. with docker export command in your pc, then copy it over to your phone) and then use chroot to run it on termux. Don't forget to post it here if you succeed!

That's depend on how you run your other services. For example, if you use docker for your other services, then just run n8n with docker.

Don't use virtualbox, instead use virt-manager (KVM). KVM is faster and doesn't do awful stuff to their users.

I have three ssd and none of them boot windows. I do have a windows vm (and macos too) in virt-manager in case I need it, but I haven't boot them for about a year.

maybe add PROTON_LOG=1 %command% to launch option to enable log? Try launching the game again, and see if anything weird logged on steam-xxxxx.log file in your home directory.

Also, might want to try using proton-ge in case it works: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom

I guess the UN wants Saudi Arabia to learn on the job?

Brb going to bully preschoolers on the playground nearby then ask my boss for a raise.

It's actually entirely offline! Your files would never leave your browser. They managed to port audacity to run entirely in a web browser with webassembly.

If you can't find anything, you can still use the web version of audacity with Firefox: https://wavacity.com/

There is a rumor that OpenAI downloaded the entirety of LibGen to train their AI models. No definite proof yet, but it seems very likely.

https://torrentfreak.com/authors-accuse-openai-of-using-pirate-sites-to-train-chatgpt-230630/

wtf I never heard of this game before. How come a game that cost ~$140 million had virtually no marketing except for Will Smith posting it on his youtube channel?

Could be postgres-related. Federation is only "jammed" if the source instance thinks your instance is having an issue because it takes too long to respond. Maybe enabling slow query log on postgres and then reviewing that log could point you in the right direction.

Yes because it now uses docker-compose by default: https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-compose.1.html

If AI cameras are that smart and can identify who takes what from such shitty resolution and terrible angle, we should have lost our jobs a long time ago to AIs.

It's easier to start with docker first simply because of the sheer amount of learning resources available on the internet. If you're having issues, you can usually find a solution quickly with a search engine.

That's being said, there's not much differences on how to use them these days. You can even run docker compose on podman.

Checking lemmy.world federation status at: https://phiresky.github.io/lemmy-federation-state/site?domain=lemmy.world . There, you can see that social.packetloss.gg is listed among the "407 failing instances".

You'll need to check if your server actually configured to receive federation traffics. If you're using cloudflare or some other web application firewall, make sure they're not doing any anti bots measures on the /inbox endpoint. For example, in Cloudflare, create a new WAF rule (Security -> WAF) for /inbox and set it to skip all security.

If you don't use any web application firewall at all, did you just upgraded your instance from v18.x to v19.x recently right before experiencing federation issue? v19.x has increased resource consumption and will have problem running on small server after running for a while. For small VPS (~4GB of RAM), you might want to adjust database pool_size to <30 on lemmy.hjson file. Restarting lemmy AND postgres every once in a while also helps if you're on a small VPS.