My flow:
That’s pretty much it. I have some keywords and tagging set up, but that I very rarely use.
Probably next iteration will involve local running LLMs.
But yea, I use paperless like a huge stack of papers and it has not bothered me enough do something about it.
It kind of looks good on paper, but this might single you on the other side of a spectrum. Say, now you are that weird user running Firefox on Android - you give out some data, but with adblock you don’t see majority of it. With this tools, you kind of poison the data, but you could still get singled out because the bad guys just have more money to spend.
You can get dirt cheap routers on eBay (like $30, for Tp-Link) that have active support on OpenWrt. Great little devices to get you started and if it won’t be enough you will know more / what you need to upgrade.
However if your XB7 isn’t doing / allowing port forwarding, you will still needed that for things to work.
Just Wireguard on a router, but I’m thinking Netbird.
WG can be a bit PITA to set up, but once you do, it just works. What I would to have is more fine grained control over who goes where if I were to expose some of the services to friends.
On a more serious note: a router is a network device that can be used as a switch. Standard consumer HW is very capable, even the cheap devices. You can get quite far with it.
just to add, this is pretty much any OpenWrt router and you can get one used for like $30
Just like Google when it created Chrome.
If it is just the user part of LLM, then paying $20 for one month subscription would be my recommendation.
You will not be able host anything like Sonnet or Opus.
If that would be the case then they could have tried something funny like having their games running only on Linux.
Of course power users would be able to get it running on Windows, but that would likely discourage Xbox folks.
Did they somehow fixed industry / industrialisation? It felt like there is a tiny Factorio in this game, but had a lot of limitations when it came out.
BookLore https://github.com/mvanhorn/booklore/
Killer feature for me was ability to upload books via web.
Edit: just noticed I linked wrong git, thanks @[email protected]
https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1rvmpnv/booklore_is_gone/ wtf…
I guess I’m looking for a new service now as well
Nope, you roll with iGPU.
I actually have the same igpu as is in 8700G in my laptop (ryzen 7840U), probably somewhat nerfed as it’s a mobile cpu. To be honest I did not expect that I will be playing Diablo 4 on it.
But sure, you can squeeze in a GPU if you cheap out on some other stuff or buy used parts. Like the laptop I mentioned above - used HP Elitebook for about €750. Hands down the cheapest a the best laptop I ever bought. And "unfortunately " far more gaming capable than I thought.
Hmm let’s see…
Total 850 EUR and you are left with 150-200 for games or hdd or rainbow cables if you are into that stuff.
Needless to say SSD and RAM prices suck.
Note: $1000 + 20% VAT is roughly 1050 EUR
However your options are much better when you’re building a PC with a $1000 budget.
I don’t think thermal paste is the problem here, the whole box is god damn hot, so it conducts heat well. At wall it measures 14-15w consumption, got it there from like 20-22w that was on defaults. Given that N150 is 6W TDP, the whole system just runs hot.
A fan would help, but I wanted fanless for a reason.
I bought a topton router with Intel N150. I was and still am disappointed with how much it heats up. Enev at idle it’s not really comfortable to touch it.
€200-250 is the entry point for something like 10th gen i5. You mostly get 1 year warranty on refurbished hw and as long as it is not DoA, it will be fine. These machiness are for sale because of accounting, not because of being broken