WasPentalive @ waspentalive @lemmy.one

Posts

43

Comments

360

Joined

2 yr. ago

Does Wayland allow for the running of a program on a big powerful server (where many users live) and display on a smaller desktop machine that is only providing a screen and keyboard? If not, are they working on that? If it does not and they are not working on it, is it even possible under the way that Wayland works?

Google Translate of the Post:

Yesterday I played around with the new GPTs from OpenAI and ended up creating three actually helpful chatbots for my current projects.

Say hello to “Linux Server Admin Assistant”, “Bricks Builder Assistant” and “Kirby CMS Advisor”. Currently freely available to anyone who needs it and has a ChatGPT subscription.

“This is not the future, but you can see it from here” (DXHR)

#chatgpt @bastianallgeier @linuxmint @linuxnews @linux @LinuxGuides

Um was geht es hier? Könntest du mich etwas aufs Boot holen? Ich bin vielleicht etwas out of the loop oder check den Post an sich nicht.

Sind das persönliche Assistenten, die einem bei projektbezogenen Problemen helfen? Wie unterscheidet sich das von normalen Modellen?

Wenn ich da richtig liege, kann man das auch mit GPT4All machen?

Google Translate

What is this all about? Could you get me on the boat for a bit? Maybe I'm a little out of the loop or I don't check the post itself.

Are they personal assistants who help you with project-related problems? How is this different from normal models?

If I'm correct, can this also be done with GPT4All?

Yesterday I played around with the new GPTs from OpenAI and ended up creating three actually helpful chatbots for my current projects.

Say hello to “Linux Server Admin Assistant”, “Bricks Builder Assistant” and “Kirby CMS Advisor”. Currently freely available to anyone who needs it and has a ChatGPT subscription.

“This is not the future, but you can see it from here” (DXHR)

#chatgpt @bastianallgeier @linuxmint @linuxnews @linux @LinuxGuides

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabot_(shoe)

Making AI companies pay royalties would cause them to charge for any use of their AI image generators, putting such technology beyond the reach of people who could not justify paying. The rest of us will miss out on the interesting images they might have created.

oh, silly me, I was only thinking about the surveillance of the store's patrons. Yes being constantly on camera can go two ways - either it will slowly drive you insane, or you forget the cameras are there and those who monitor could mischaracterized what they see.

I would also play many if I found games I liked, Space Engineers and Timberborn are on my Christmas list.

For me, my choice of platform is more important than my choice of game. Luckily the game I play, Minecraft, runs fine on Linux.

or "none of your business"

And who thought the idea of a GlassHole was bad? You have a big spy-eye on your shirt. Just wait till some company mandates all employees must wear this.

If you can gesture and it does something, the camera is always on watching for the gesture.

European Friend, What would GPDR say about this? If you walked into some store and all the store employees wore this, could you ask and expect that any footage showing you visited the store would be deleted?

Might also be kinda creepy if you went into a store where you had never been before and the nearest sales associate walked up and said "Welcome In WasPentalive".

Yodolf The Grey

Yodolf The Grey

If it is a hardware raid, would the boot sequence offer a raid setup choice before the OS boots?

11/2 update: I have installed EndevourOS and will be playing with that for a short time, but I think Artix will be next.

Do any distributions use the systemd-homed home directory daemon?

10/01 Second Morning Update: @cocolopez@lemmy.world The machine is spare for now, eventually, I would like to turn it into kind of a modern clone of an HP85/HP87 - Good plotting, Nice BASIC. Perhaps replace BASIC with Python once I am more comfortable with Python.

But then, I -do- have a Steam account.

Fun fact - this machine has a touch screen!

11/01 morning Update: Arch with 3 votes. NixOS with 2 votes, Alpine, Void, Kinoite, Open Suse each with 1 vote.

I would probably want a cheater install of Arch, that way it may be less work.

I have been interested in Kinoite in the past. I have also been interested in Suse because of their admin application Yast(?)

Isn't Alpine downstream from Arch? That might count as another vote for Arch.. : ^ )

A question for someone who reads Chinese - does the sign behind them make any sense?

: ^ ) To each their own.