Could at least give them a framework laptop.

And love isn’t sex

Ironic. They did what they are there to protect against. Fucking up everyone’s shit

I typically run fedora kde, both server and desktop. I’ve a laptop using hyprland which is great once you remember all the shortcuts you’ve setup, but fedora kde is worth its weight.

He does mention it but says it added resource overhead he didn’t want

“Enhanced Configuration Service (ECS) ECS provides Microsoft the ability to reconfigure Office installations without the need for you to redeploy Office. It’s used to control the gradual rollout of features or updates, while the impact of the rollout is monitored from diagnostic data being collected.”

Given how office/ai is being baked into the OS, its probably something to do with windows updates. Within updates there are advanced options and one of the tickboxes is for other Microsoft products. My guess would be that

Vmbr0 should be your VLAN aware bridge. You create this in the pve networking dashboard.

Then create vmbr0_101 (where 101 is your vlan). Also create vbmr0_102, and so on.

Assign those vmbr0_xxx to each of the VMs.

If you host all the VM’s on the same box, create all the vmbr0_xyz in the pve dash, and in each VM/container>networking assign it.

Yeah. You can use ollama, and openwebui. Openwebui allows you to RAG (search your own files) with little effort

Holy fuckshits. You crazy motherfucker.

Fail shitlers

Winamp has announced that on 24 September 2024, the application’s source code will be open to developers worldwide.

Looks like Pigeon or Pigeotto https://huggingface.co/papers/2307.05845

How’s your python. Its a pretty simple thing to make in python… It won’t care about the platform you choose to run it on.

I’m at the pub right now, but for a quick solution… I made this. It’ll save as a CSV as it goes.

Just tested on android ide so doesn’t look pretty but I can make up a slicker interface if you want?? I can also package it as a binary and publish on github if you didn’t find something suitable.

Enter the task name, hit start to trigger stopwatch, and stop when you’re done.