are you sure the wife’s tv doesn’t try 8.8.8.8 or another public DNS server, or perhaps DoH after failing to resolve domains through the pihole?
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are you sure the wife’s tv doesn’t try 8.8.8.8 or another public DNS server, or perhaps DoH after failing to resolve domains through the pihole?
you can turn off the google stuff
until google allows that
same opinion here. but sometimes it’s not a choice. Especially on a company phone, but also on a personal one. Don’t forget either that not everyone here did/can degoogle their phone.
any that has got permissions to do so. its a toggle in the permission settings for apps that use it
Op: read about pgp/gpg. Do it now. When you don’t understand something ask questions about it instead of giving up.
While that’s usable for files, they cannot use it for the app backups and conta ts and such that the system creates on iCloud
that’s not what I meant. but that when you export the contacts, that happens to shared storage, that other apps can see
well, you have a point. mandatory work group chats are still a question, but this may solve the majority of the problem
except that the model is not offline if you access it through yet another online service, doing who knows what with your data
ok, I see. was asking because OP said that it works everywhere, including phones
and that is not what I was complaining about
which probably also collects and keeps everything you say in the chat. just look in ublock origin’s expanded view to see their approach to privacy, by having a look at all the shit they are pushing to your browser
of course, move the ducking goalposts! buying a big yacht is also achievable, technically! but very little of the people can actually do it.
don’t forget what did OP say:
failing to make it clear that the reason people love Deepseek is that you can download and it run it securely on any of your own private devices or servers
don’t believe me? look at the post text. this is as large a misunderstanding as the Eiffel Tower. Virtually nobody can run it on their private devices, that fraction of a percent is basically a rounding error.
I’m so tired of this fucking bullshit. but let’s hate proton for it if that’s what’s trendy!
as I said in my original comment, it’s not only VRAM that matters.
I honestly doubt that even gamer laptops can run these models with a usable speed, but even if we add up the people who have such a laptop, and those who have a PC powerful enough to run these models, they are tiny fractions of those that use the internet on the world. it is basically not available to those that want to use it. ot is available to some of them, but not nearly all who may want it
forget NixOS. I understand that for seasoned users it might be a cool thing, but as I see you may be a beginner, and you totally don’t need that.
docker is solid advice though. use that and a reverse proxy, like nginx or apache (they are complete web servers with revproxy capabilities), and put different services on different subdomains of the machine’s hostname (like api.etesync.mypc.lan, and web.etesync.mypc.lan). that way you basically run multiple services with the same IP and port, and the reverse proxy separates the different traffic of services by looking at the subdomain.
if I’m right that you’re a beginner, take your time, you’re not in a rush. it will work out, but you’re learning, it might take some patience here and there
what would you do without selfhosting?
I do that for myself, but I can’t recommend that to 99% of people around me, and I can’t let them into my system either.
I have seen etesync, but that requires a subscription.
was thinking of something with syncthing, but that has difficulties too (missing tools mostly), especially that you would have to keep the contacts file at a place where nearly any app can read it.
And the extremely low tech solution of just having them offline in a foss contacts app and exporting backups from that app to your storage in case you lose them.
that’s not a good solution because a lot of apps will be able to read them. It’s not always possible to decide for yourself what apps you have, sometimes more powerful people are going to make you use one that you don’t trust.
it is really not solved if it’s not about people wanting to reach OP, but OP needing to reach other people, like those at work
I’m not sure that cpu will be able to handle memory compression with a usable speed. I would expect it to make it even slower
you don’t need to use matrix.org. there are several open homeservers, like chat.mozilla.org, but also there are people who host services for others to use. you may have a look at current lemmy hosts, and their other services if they have them.
yes, but actually no.
there are apps (like rethink DNS) that pack multiple functions in the app. if an app is being used to handle a VPN connection, it gets to process all your network traffic, see for each packet which app does it belong to, and can do both firewalling, split tunneling by app or type of traffic, and can also filter packets. most VPN apps just don’t bother with it because its a complex task, and most users wouldn’t use it anyway.
There’s also AFWall+ that can configure the kernel’s firewall with root permissions, without setting itself up to handle a V0N connection.
both of these apps are available on f-droid