Quick update: I might actually swap over to Continuwuity, since I heard that the Tuwunel developer isn’t the kindest person: https://forgejo.ellis.link/continuwuation/continuwuity/issues/849#issuecomment-16130
In the time since, however, Jason has made threats against multiple members of our team, so I can’t foresee any active collaboration.
Shame, since the server works (although Continuwuity might be better set up for Element Call as well)
It seems to work well from what I’ve seen, but I mostly use cinny! I’ve been trying out element X, fluffychat, cinny, and commet-- I just like cinny the most, since it seems to work best with the spaces.
Cinny is great as long as you don’t need any voice chats, although that will be added in very soon (along with threads, better grouping of subspaces, etc). There are open pull requests that just need to be reviewed and merged in, and there are links in its github to preview the features of the PRs.
Having a great time with Tuwunel, although it is deployed on and handled by yunohost, and my instance is text only. I wanted to try to set up voice calls, but the docs are going over my head-- it seems like so much to do in order to get calls working.
Why not both? Republicans lock the fuck in when it comes to voting in just enough locations to flip seats. They turn out to vote in the necessary areas, where democrats don’t.
I might not be able to change any republican’s mind by telling them they are stupid as hell for voting the way they do (or give them facts that they would just ignore), but I can show up and encourage all my friends and family to vote against a fascist in our red district.
That is unfortunate. I haven’t used that in awhile, but when it worked it was relatively easy
Glad to see more alternatives around. I have been using pairdrop.net, but it fails pretty readily on large transfers since it needs a constant connection. I’ve also tried transfer.sh in the past (lets you set an expiry and password if using with commandline) but I don’t think that encrypts automatically and it stays on their server.
Would love to share the source for the turnout estimates around, if you have it handily!
Just shared in another comment, instead of doing this you can also use http://playit.gg/ to create a proxy without requiring an account and also not requiring port forwarding. They lease you a domain name, too
i’ve been using http://playit.gg/ to set up a simple proxy that i can share with my friends! You just forward the port that jellyfin uses and share the link (and it works for all manner of other servers)
I’ve been using the fork Outertune, which seems more compatible with youtube music sync across devices, if you care about that
Not home so I can’t try it but do you need to be so specific to match the whole markdown syntax?
You might be able to get away with
s/#(\w+%20)*\w+\.\w{2,3}/\L&/g; /#(\w+%20)*\w+\.\w{2,3}/ s/%20/-/g
basically, matching #this%20is%20LIKELY%20a%20link.md as opposed to matching whole markdown link
lowercasing that entire match, then on a search matching stuff that looks like that, replace the %20 with a hyphen (combined into a single sed command). this only fails when an http link falls within the same line as a markdown hyperlink
As far as I understand, the training data is closed source. But, the methodology of training is open source which allows independent parties to recreate the model from scratch and see similar results. Not only can you download the full >400GB model using huggingface or ollama, but they also offer distilled versions of the model which are small enough to run on something like a raspberry pi. i’m running it locally on my machine at home with perplexica (perplexity.ai lookalike with searching capabilities)
If there is going to be an apk release, will there be support for Android TV as well? Thanks for the hard work!
Although I realize something like this might not be possible, i’d love (in a theoretical perfect world) a delegative/liquid federation. where you can “delegate” your blocklist be an aggregate of other people’s blocklist, which would allow a community of users independent of any admin to create a decentralized blocklist based upon mutual trust. To word it with an example, if I trust user A, who in turn trusts user B and C’s idea of who(/what communities) to block, i’ll then be blocking the same people as user B and C.
It could work in reverse too, if I trust user A who allows anime communities and user B who allows game communities, then I can see anime and game communities. If people trust me, they can see the same thing i’m seeing. Imo that would spur user interaction and make a decentralized way to not put any one person in power. If user B suddenly decides to only trust fascists, I don’t have to trust them anymore and those changes would be propagated.
I don’t know if that made sense, so sorry if that explanation is wack! It is loosely based on this concept that I read from awhile ago, for which I haven’t thought of the possible downsides.
I was worried about this and had to check, the executive order text has a section which states it only applies to those born 30 days after the signing of the EO. Who knows what the fuck the supreme court will extrapolate that to, though.
Cards against Humanity is using a referral code to force elon to pay into their new dem super pac! it only applies in certain states, though.
from https://www.apologize.lol
Is there some way I can force Elon Musk to pay $47 to Cards Against Humanity PAC?
Funny you should ask! If you’re a registered voter in PA, GA, NV, AZ, NC, WI, or MI, just type your name into this dumb website for his PAC, put “MuskIsDumb@cah.lol” as your referrer, and they’ll be legally obligated to pay us $47.
The only game I am having issues with is fallout london. For some reason, even with a dlss upscaler mod, it runs at half the fps that it does on my windows :(
Shit, I just got a domain name from there a month ago. Is there a way to transfer it elsewhere or something? I didn’t even realize they could do that :(
I am not hosting anything like that on my domain (it is just a matrix and recipe browser), but I’d rather not support them…