@badnetmask I’m going to just keep using my split dns.
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@mmorschel I’m in the same boat. Linkwarden has some ai stuff in it now too. I’ve got both hoarder and linkwarden pointed at my ollama instance, but link warden’s ai tagging is a lot worse. Unfortunately you can’t adjust the sysprompt.
@HermesNHI says a habitual liar (trump not you) :)
@Sergio yep. I’ve got traefik and various apps setup on a nomad/consul cluster. Cloudflared is also running as a container in the cluster.
@SwiftOnSecurity ….this…is genius!
@SwiftOnSecurity I did that with sharepoint 2010 back in the day. It definitely helped my career, but at what cost?
Sean KleefeldGaiman: " If you really can't figure out which political party or which politician to vote for, just ask if they're on the side of libraries. Are they voting to fund their libraries? Are they voting to keep them free? Then vote for those guys. They're probably the good guys. And by the same token, the book burners, the book banners, they're probably the bad guys."
https://ilovelibraries.org/article/i-will-always-be-on-the-side-of-the-libraries-a-conversation-with-neil-gaiman/
https://ilovelibraries.org/article/i-will-always-be-on-the-side-of-the-libraries-a-conversation-with-neil-gaiman/
“I will always be on the side of the libraries”: A Conversation with Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman is a fierce supporter of libraries. The author of American Gods, Neverwhere, Good Omens, The Sandman, Coraline, and so many more has had a lifelong love affair with reading. And he credits librarians for fostering his curiosity about books and learning at a young age. Gaiman spoke with I Love Libraries recently about libraries, comic books, book banning in the U.S., movies, and more.
@gwensnyder is this hell? No it’s Iowa.
@luigi I’ve got 5 nomad nodes (2 old laptops and 3 raspberry pi 3s). Honestly it’s been really nice. I use gluster for the storage and I have consul running on all the nomad nodes. My setup is a bit overkill for what I’m doing, but you can certainly run nomad like you mentioned. You can even run it on a single node if you want to, but I wouldn’t do that in a production environment of course. :)
@train technitium dns is amazing. Full zone support, multiple dhcp scopes, ad blocking, DoH… it’s got it all. And it’ll run on a potato.