Turn on “annoyances cookie banners” in UBO

I’m going to wait one year before I do anything but these projects do look satisfying.

This is interesting but oddly difficult to parse, ironically the writing style has LLM vibes with all the fluffy generic statements and overall lack of density.

This is a right wing tabloid

I’m confused about some of these. For example everything you mentioned in the torrent agent (maintaining ratios, watching for new media, seeing what’s popular) are already settings in the *arr apps that use significantly fewer resources, no?

there’s a home assistant front door agent that can make automations or report sensor state or trigger scenes or entities

This is all basic functionality of Home Assistant, yes? I’m confused about what is the agent is doing?

I’m exhausted from writing poetry all the time I want something that can do that for me.

What are the agents doing for you?

What does it do? I thought about trying this but I literally never have a need to generate text.

Is there a step by step tutorial for this you know of?

EDIT: Ah darn, it’s fake :(

Reminds me of this classic:

If NGINX proxy manager is a docker container on the same machine as your other services you can point it to http://172.17.0.1/ and then the port number. And then the domain can be duckdns or whatever you’re using without the http.

Thanks!

Dang I’m over here still waiting for actual AI to show up. This must me some of that 5D stuff we’ve heard about.

What would my friend need to do at their end?

How is everyone backing up Immich off site without breaking the bank? I have ~4tb of photos and videos going back years.

What’s the best deal? A direct flight redeye? Or a daytime ticket with two layovers for $20 less? A $100 cheaper flight that gets in the night before to a city where hotels average $200?

And if you’re thinking the LLM could just produce some options that might work before letting the user decide, well, that is what Google Flights already does.

This 100%. UX/UI designers make tons of money for a good reason. They have to be experts in how computers approach a problem and how (non techie) humans approach a problem and basically translate between the two. The number of people with both of those skillsets is exceptionally small.

I always think it’s funny how the example tech companies ALWAYS use when describing how their products make your life easier is “booking a flight”. The only folks for whom this makes it easier are folks for who the price does not matter.

Have you tried NGINX proxy manager? It really simplifies the whole process.