MigratingtoLemmy @ MigratingtoLemmy @lemmy.world

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I'm very interested in your use-case: could you tell me how you achieved streaming from their servers to your mobile? What services do you use and how did you set that up?

Oh absolutely, I was just wondering about the way I should do it: encrypt the entire thing into a binary blob, or each piece of media encrypted separately?

Aren't you charged data egress fees/S3 standard storage fees when they are preparing your bulk retrieval?

That's very expensive to recall. Glacier download prices are extremely expensive

Thanks, I'm looking into it

Can I do incremental backups with rclone whilst encrypting it?

Thanks

True. Don't know why I didn't think of that. I'm assuming the BSDs don't use GNU's C compiler?

I had asked for the same thing a while back but didn't really get much. The round-about method that I have found is to finetune FOSS LLMs on data you want it to represent (largely text) and then diving into some prompt engineering to get it to say something you like.

However, I haven't been able to find a test which can accurately point towards text not having specific weights that it relies on. Cue the attacks on GPT-4 which deanonymises data it was trained on. You might also want to read about DPT and Shadowing techniques to red-team LLMs and LLM-generated text as literature.

Cheers

Thank you!

Thanks!

How would you do this? What would be the steps you take to create a double NAT + Firewall + DHCP server with the OpenWRT router behind the main router?

Thank you! Could you explain a bit about what travelmate does under the hood? I'd like to know the basics of how it operates.

Thanks a bunch

Did you look at Qobuz too? Seems pretty decent

Is there an active community outside of Reddit and headfi where one can talk about this? I haven't seen anything on Lemmy.

If you're talking about k8s or similar, the initial time investment is heavy. After that though, it's not very hard to get containers running with HA, better network segmentation and compatibility across run times. Containers are a lot more portable too, and allow granular levels of isolation and security.

Also, I personally think SELinux is somewhat hard to do well.

Wait, you don't use containers?

I keep waiting for KernelSU support for more devices

Nintendo can count on its games being pirated even more now. Good for me that I never touched a nintendo in my life.