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16 hours agoIt got overwhelmed due to the large quantity of projectiles afaik
I joined Lemmy back in 2020 and have been using it as [email protected] until somewhere in 2023 when I switched to lemmy.world. I’m interested in systemd/Linux, FOSS, and Selfhosting.
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Cake day: June 10th, 2023
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0·20 hours agoFwupd, an open-source utility designed to make updating firmware on Linux-based systems easier and more automatic, rolled out its new 2.0.11 version.
Can’t you use a script for that? There is a method to bulk import into linkding from Firefox and a REST API for linkding that allows you to remove all expired links.
Neat, might have to try that sometime
Are there options with lower fees? It’s not much but if people pay per view it adds up quickly.
I think something like this is going to be a necessity to make a federated video platform work.
What are the transaction fees for USDC?
That effort has made a big difference, you look like a different person!
If everything is right, you won’t notice any difference. XOrg is very old and insecure and Wayland isn’t. That’s the difference.
That will give them an excuse to just bomb them
It’s to prevent an algorithm from deranking the content, not to prevent humans from seeing it. Obviously pointless on the Fediverse, but many people do it on other social media platforms.
3·7 days agoFighting fire with fire
3·8 days agoYes. Maybe we just live different lives but I’ve never encountered someone even closely similar to what he’s parodying.
PSA OP “wikipediasuckscoop” seems to have a personal vendetta against wikipedia. All their posts are various articles bashing the site.
2·10 days agoThe only use case for AI is where hallucinations don’t matter. That is: abstract art
What is the point of abstract art if it contains no thought or emotion?
You joke, but LLM’s are absolutely going to clear out your tables with terrible DELETE queries though given the chance.
2·10 days agoI see.
Tigris pricing table for those who are interested:
Component Standard Tier Infrequent Access Tier Archive Tier ** Archive Instant Retrieval Tier Data Storage $0.02/GB/month $0.01/GB/month $0.004/GB/month $0.004/GB/month Class A Requests: PUT, COPY, POST, LIST $0.005/1000 requests $0.005/1000 requests $0.005/1000 requests $0.005/1000 requests Class B Requests: GET, SELECT, and all others $0.0005/1000 requests $0.0005/1000 requests $0.0005/1000 requests $0.0005/1000 requests Data Retrieval Free $0.01/GB Free $0.03/GB Minimum Storage Retention - 30 days 90 days 90 days Object Notifications $0.01/1000 events published $0.01/1000 events published $0.01/1000 events published $0.01/1000 events published Egress (Data Transfer to Internet) Free Free Free Free For reference B2 is $0.006/GB
- It can convert questions about data to SQL for people who have limited experience with it (but don’t trust it with UPDATE & DELETE, no matter how simple)
- It can improve text and remove spelling mistakes
- It works really well as autocomplete (because that’s essentially what an LLM is)
Why did you choose Tigris over the cheaper B2?
Thanks for the update, good luck with your trip.
Based on what?