When you die your social is reused and assigned to someone else eventually. This is what makes it not unique. If something were to screw up in the process the new person could have debt from the prior person for example even though it is not their debt. Another concept common is using the last 4. There are so many conflicts when using just last 4 in a database its bad design.

But the robot has to run windows vista

My primary use would probably be a model for home assistant to reason what was said, and based reason what is desired like “Turn off all outlets” being said in the living room would turn them off. Or saying “its cold” to adjust the thermostat. Also hoping it would be able to figure out speech to text inaccuracies and reason what is wanted still. I think a smaller model would be an appropriate use for this also since response times should be on the quicker side.

With these new models is it worth trying it without a Nvidia GPU / running on CPU?

Of course it’s Ohio!

My favorite part is guessing what they do that results in the bug!

Yep OAuth 2.0. Changes are already merged, just waiting for next major release.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/2731

Next major version will support OAuth. If you wait till then there is probably providers that can do that maybe.

Lock down registrations so approval is needed and create your own service that does the invite stuff and call the Lemmy api to register the user / approvd them.

This blog post talks about the image proxying mode here

It basically downloads the pictures temporarily. This wouldn’t account for your existing ones. Assuming you are on one of the most recent versions, you should be able to lookup and delete images on the admin UI as well, but image proxying would only apply to new content.

I didn’t see your Lemmy config much but have you looked at setting in Lemmy for pictrs?

image_mode: "ProxyAllImages"

This stores images temporarily on your pictrs instance, I am sitting at 8GB since this feature came out.

I had spectrum at my house like 6 times in 2 weeks. They redid all my coax house to pole. They had guys supposedly go out and check the street for issues. I get like 20 times a day where my latency shoots up. I play any MMO or online game I’ll have at least 1 disconnect but usually I get every 10 minutes.

It sucks, but on the bright side I may get the new fiber company in the area some time, they say my address is able to preorder but that’s been about a year now and nothing yet…

Looks like an error in JavaScript is getting caught? Possibly a bad response? Look in Dev tools of your browser is what I’d do.

I want them to write an actual KOSA bill that would introduce privacy laws and would prevent this stuff. But nah it’s more like Kill Online Safety Act and do nothing about the real problems.

I used Google lens. Got stuck afterwards on a chess rule. The captcha rule used the notation for the chess one to complicate it further haha

Red Green Blue, got to have a ton of RGB lighting in their PC.

Look I’m not a tube expert jeesh.

No one wants to buy my pipes

The internet is just a series of pipes!

I imagine your income tax would be a efficient method just gotta time opening the genie during tax season.

I tried them for a month and had Kbps bandwidth consistently. This one is directly from Verizon I believe though. They use it to test things on their network like dropping 3g support.