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  • What are the practical benefits of the fediverse?

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  • You can also host your own server and not rely on anyone else.

  • What qbittorent + vpn docker image do you use?

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  • Does this only tunnel qbittorrent through the VPN or all traffic on the device?

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  • Did you add your subdomain to your nginx configuration?

    server_name DOMAIN_NAME;

    Posting your nginx configuration would be useful too.

  • Dropbox is sharing users' files with OpenAI, here's how to opt out

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  • Nextcloud?

  • Ending support for Windows 10 could send 240 million computers to the landfill. Why not install Linux on them?

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  • Did you install Firefox or Chromium? As these support much newer standards than Internet Explorer on Windows XP.

  • Christmas

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  • Ah yes good spot. Definitely AI.

  • Christmas

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  • What is this from?

  • The Fediverse is working just as intended.

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  • What are boosts?

  • The Fediverse is working just as intended.

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  • On the other hand, interacting with Lemmy from a Twitter style timeline sucks, so I doubt we'll see any Threads people on here.

    I wouldn’t be so sure about that. I’ve seen people interacting from Mastodon here already.

  • The Fediverse is working just as intended.

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  • I think there are many reasons to block threads but is toxic users one of them?

    There are lots of toxic users on Lemmy too. Should we be blocking lemmy.world or lemmy.ml because they have a few toxic users too?

  • The Fediverse is working just as intended.

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  • Can’t you block threads yourself once .world updates to 0.19.0?

  • Lemmy v0.19.0 Release - Instance blocking, Scaled sort, and Federation Queue

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  • You sure it isn’t performing the database upgrade?

  • Debian Bug report logs: #1057843 - linux: ext4 data corruption in 6.1.64-1

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  • I don’t understand why they haven’t pulled the update… it is still in the repo and your system will upgrade to it if you run apt update.

  • Linux vs Windows, my experience

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  • You can launch it from virt-manager or from the command line providing you run the script first manually.

    The script will kill the display manager and unload the drivers ready to give the GPU to the VM so any GUI programs you have open will be instantly closed.

    Regarding snapshots I’m not sure about this as I don’t use them but I have a feeling that libvirt doesn’t support snapshots with passed through devices.

  • Linux vs Windows, my experience

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  • It’s just like a dual boot but slightly faster. You also don’t need to worry about having two drives, messing around with partitions or having Windows overwrite your boot loader.

    As you pass your GPU to the VM, Linux can’t use it anymore so all you see on your screen is the VM. When you start and shutdown the VM, a script runs to prepare the VM to boot or to hand over the GPU back to the host.

  • Linux vs Windows, my experience

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  • You can do it on a single GPU system but you can’t use Linux and Windows at the same time.

  • If you were tasked with putting together a message to send to space aliens, with the only restriction that the message had to be under 4GB, what would you send?

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  • Unless you compress it heavily, a Blu-ray rip is in the 20 to 40GB range.

  • Christian (Apollo Dev) on contributing to Voyager

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  • Interestingly I can see them all on my instance with Voyager. Is this a new feature? They show as removed in red but still visible.

  • Trying to get the hang of segmentation

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  • What model did you use? Also does segment anything work with ComfyUI?