They are installing a new package through steam, “Ubisoft Connect Services” and are trialing it alongside Prince of Persia and so I removed both when I saw the download pop up. I’m so done with Ubisoft, triple a in general, and spyware entirely.
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After several projects this is the best solution by my lights. The home assistant companion app coupled with tasker is pretty powerful. You can call remote location updates via intents and use taskerHA plugin for back and forth communication between the two.
For anyone else as foolish as me, this is not an open source vape but a mouth control for parapallegics. Pretty fucking sweet.
Even the screenshots have the odor of bullshit. This particular community loves to play the paranoid victim, which is unfortunate.
“Analysts” are a large part of why I abandoned “AAA” games over the decades. Keep them.
— TheQuartering (@TheQuartering) June 4, 2026
Quoting this chud’s X account? A new publication to avoid.
This is an economic issue
Agreed.
and it’s gonna start being a huge paywall to people using it.
What happens when we can buy access to a Singaporean or French LLM on the cheap as the US monoliths raise this paywall?
What about cheaper llms from other locales? It’s hard to imagine the government blocking access writ large, though I’m sure many in this administration salivate at the thought.
Nice little netbird wrapper for android. It’s on fdroid if you want to check it out.
Neat!
This was not defaulted on my Jetbird.
I’m fully plugged into the Google ecosystem
Found the problem.
Thanks, have a good weekend.
Thanks a bunch, this was a good read.
I skipped tailscale, so feel free to ignore me, but Netbird has been excellent and has no limitations I’m aware of.
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This is really neat. I just got a personal project off the ground in HA with an LLM doing similar things and was looking forward to moving it local down the line. This is a fine alternative that I look forward to sinking my teeth into, thanks a bunch!
Very cool, I will absolutely give this a look, thanks!
I’ve been hosting this Redlib fork for my own personal use behind Netbird to access a couple of niche communities with great success.
Oh yeah, specs.
The service runs dockerized in a Proxmox lxc Debian container next to searxng and uses little in the way of resources:
0.61% of 1 CPU
Memory usage
21.95% (449.54 MiB of 2.00 GiB)
Bootdisk size
70.03% (8.20 GiB of 11.71 GiB)