How’s security when hosting on a reverse proxy? My main concern is the api endpoint which needs to be exposed for the all to work.
Yeah it probably iPhones post processing 😅 And that was not visible like that to the naked eye. At max the green/turquoise veil at the bottom. Sometimes a little reddish purple.
Edit: somehow the picture looks super compressed, I’ll try to upload
Yay we’re developing the uncanny valley for AI generated content
FYI the beard is photoshopped in. The original video is on his insta handle @zuck
I’m not so sure about that.. if you train an ai on images with disfigured anatomy which it thinks is the “right” way it will generate new images with messed up anatomy. It gives a feedback loop, like when a mic picks up its own signal.
I cant seem to get fan speed control working with lm_sensors.
My mainboard: Gigabyte B550I AORUS PRO AX
I found this on the arch wiki but that doesn't work.
This github gist seemed more promising but seems to be outdated and also doesn't work.
I can recommend Orion Browser. It’s from the people that make Kagi. It has the option to either install chrome or Firefox addons. Syncs across iCloud also.
The blacks are pitch black because they aren’t illuminated.
It is OLED. My monitors are reflecting which highlights the black boarders around it. It looks incredible in a dim/dark room.
My bad, English is not my native language. Thanks for the correction
It tries to download locally but it’s faster to download it from steam CDN 🫣
Also one of the biggest issues with the normal version was the touchscreen pulling rate. 180hz on the OLED feel SO good.
10 minutes ago! Cameras can’t capture how good the OLED looks. Even just the setup was stunning haha
Way to kill your platform. Sadly there’s no big competition
I’ll be honest I still use Reddit when I’m trying to solve problems or look up niche stuff. But the iOS app is garbage… on my phone I only use Lemmy.
Currently I'm using a mix of Hue for lighting and Tradfri for blinds and switches. What are some good brands to expand a smarthome? Are some brands better for a specific category?
It's almost time for the early access to go live and it's all I can think about. Maybe it's my ADHD hyper fixation but I haven't felt like this in a long time haha.
I'm wondering how to effectively keep track of the data I hoard. I'm almost at 80TB and currently use very basic folders structure to keep track of my data. I'm looking for something like a full text index maybe even a like a search engine for local data? Is there such a tool?
For example I have a docker compose stack with a service and a db. \ How do you handle the passwords? Is it better to store them in a .env file or is there something different entirely?
Also do the passwords have to be strong if the db is only available to the service through the docker network?
