I mean, I get where you’re coming from, but an open-source AI (as defined by the foundation that escapes my mind ATM) would designate that the data set and source code are both open and free to the public. It would be entirely ethical, even more-so if youre a green-energy user. I’m no fan of AI myself, but if I had to use it, I would prefer an approach where its not a black box doing god knows what with whoever’s property/data/images

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Thats DoorDash UI. You’d probably be able to save even more money getting it directly from the store. Maybe even 2 for the price of 1 vidya

Neural typical ignoramus is what I choose. I’d like to be able to ignore what’s happening in my country and be happy like a bunch of these dumbassss

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I love the pic you posted, wonderin’ if I shared it, would you mind?

I know a couple people online who would love it please reply.

no one has mentioned SoulSeek yet

if it makes you feel any better I have not been able to have a new project in 4 years even though Ive got plenty of ideas. I actually tried working on a FOSS car stereo but I couldn’t Focus because of my damn homelab telling me I need to finish it first.

Of course! And, if you can deal with the faults people find in it, I recommend Jellyfin over Plex. Its your homelab, not plex’s. You shouldnt have to pay to use your own hardware. :P

If you like being in control of your data, like tinkering with new/emerging tech or industry standard tech, want to break free from Google/Apple/Meta/etc, or if you want to have a hobby similar to working on your car without getting your hands dirty and physically destroying your body, homelabbing may be for you. You can really do whatever you want with it. Make an android app repo, create a DNS server, or NTP time sync server, you can host your own videos with PeerTube, have your own private email server, host a Mastodon or Lemmy instance, or a Bluesky personal data server, you can host your own local LLM or have a Google Photos-like AI photo library with Immich. You can use Frigate to get AI powered security cameras. Theoretically, you could even make your homelab your main PC and just carry around a lapdock for your phone to remote into it. Theres really no limit to what you can do other than your willingness to put in the time and effort, and deal with frustrating scenarios when they come up. I’d rate it 9/10 on the worth it scale, just wish some things could be more streamlined.

I would but I’m too deep in with Rocky to switch at this point. SELinux is a major part of my setup

I started on an old optiplex I got off eBay for $150, and it ran great for 4 years until I was dusting it out and accidentally snapped off a capacitor from the mobo. The only concerns Ive really had are hard drive failures and I keep a backup so its not too bad. most of my problems are user error and software. Have you used/are you using docker? it makes a lot of the mistakes hurt less because you can just delete the docker volume for the service and start fresh if u screw up.

I didnt know they had it either but I’m not surprised to find out. I know Snap started it, TikTok has it, I believe Instagram has it, and Reddit having it comes as no surprise to me

but people fall for it, otherwise every social media wouldnt have it

ive got ocd and ADHD so I can’t actually start the new hobby until the old one is finished. my current hobby is a homelab Thats running over 60 services that keep breaking. god save my soul

but le Reddit wholesome 100 chungus is where my me epic friends bacon at night

Install Linux Mint and take it back

i’m not defending apple here, but do keep in mind most android users have Samsung’s or budget devices from Motorola, and they will also have all the bloat included with the carrier if theyre in the US as well. So they’ll have Googles bloat, OEM bloat, and carrier bloat. G/OEM usually gives them 2 suites of apps that do the same exact thing (Samsung Internet and Chrome is the biggest example), and then they also have to deal with the carrier preloading shit on phones as well (I believe Verizon has been preloading the NFL app since like 2014.)