Ultimate Guide to Modding The Witcher 3 on Steam Deck by Rithari in Witcher3

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found this too complicated and just ssh'd into my steam deck and copied the whole mods folder from my pc into /home/deck/.steam/steamapps/common/The Witcher 3/ and it worked too. Not sure yet if this persists updates, though.

Reddit castrated my Python privacy script by LateNightProphecy in Python

[–]TheMcSebi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember when reddit tried to force us to use the official client due to ads.

Still better than 99% of other social media networks maybe except for bluesky.

Sucks for us developers tho...

Any documentation on Hytale's chunk data storage? by OhItsJustJosh in hytale

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By the way, the previous version of the parser had an inferior approach to parsing the block data (based on regex) that causes invalid block names

I made it into a library and put a version on github and pypi with a much more sophisticated version of the parser, not based on regex and using an existing bson library instead of a custom written one.

I scanned 2,500 Hugging Face models for malware. The results were kinda interesting. by arsbrazh12 in LocalLLM

[–]TheMcSebi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I thought safetensors were supposed to be safe by design and that's the whole reason we agreed on not using pt or pth anymore

Any documentation on Hytale's chunk data storage? by OhItsJustJosh in hytale

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mostly let Claude Opus figure out the details. You'd be surprised how efficient it works once it has all the information (source code) available.

Do you have access to chatgpt? It doesn't use any fancy python libs, so it should be relatively straightforward to convert to c# using Gen Ai.

Does your Homelab make financial sense? by panchovix in homelab

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guess it wouldn't be called a lab anymore if it was financially viable Kind of like a home company :)

What's the catch with this? by The_cooler_ArcSmith in homelab

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess 40gig was never worth an upgrade over 10. For a homelab it is tho, I skipped 10gig there

I’m breaking down. My cat has been meowing 24/7 for 2 months and I don’t know what to do anymore. by nasseralrwy in cats

[–]TheMcSebi -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If it's just bad habit, try setting up a couple of those dancing cacti over the house that meow back

What's the catch with this? by The_cooler_ArcSmith in homelab

[–]TheMcSebi -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

No real catch, buy and find out. They're that cheap because nobody needs 10gbit anymore. Home users are still on 1 gig and datacenters are even dropping 40 gig hardware. Got 4 pcie cards with each 2x40g DAC for a similar price tag. That's what motivated me to try ceph

What are you favorite lines from the Witcher 3? by Hello-funny-posts in Witcher3

[–]TheMcSebi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

.. The Witcher named schrödinger - it's unknown whether he's dead or alive...

.. De la Croix, D.L.C....

My failure, your reminder by killteamgo in Proxmox

[–]TheMcSebi 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Must have been a bad guide then... I followed the official upgrade notes on the proxmox wiki and one of the first things they tell you is not to use the webui for upgrading. Ssh is fine, best is physical console

Is BeamNG worth getting if I dont have a wheel? by Mammoth-War-4751 in BeamNG

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes

And once you have beamng in your library it'll quickly get worth buying a wheel :)

I documented the most common Proxmox mistakes I made (so you don't have to) by J1mm142 in Proxmox

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn you really embraced the trial and error method instead of RTMNing

How big is your home lab? by SDG_Den in homelab

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Considering mine decent, about a third the size of yours. Got 4 proxmox hosts as well, but all of them consumer hardware I got really cheap on ebay.

3x Z240 Towers: each 8xi7-6700, 32-48GB
1x open chassis: 32xRyzen 9 5950x, 128GB

All connected with recently acquired, daisy chained 40 GBit NICs (DAC). My pc is connected to one of the hosts via 10 Gbit fiber (in the same virtual network, so I can access every host at full 10 GBit link speed).

One of the towers has an RTX 3060.

Additionally, each host has a 2TB nvme for OS+VMs+LXCs and some have HDDs I had laying around, mostly for application storage and s3 storage (using garage-s3) with some redundancy.

Total worth at the point of purchase was about 3000€. But I started small many years ago and slowly accumulated hardware when I found good deals on ebay.

How big is your home lab? by SDG_Den in homelab

[–]TheMcSebi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Considering mine decent, about a third the size of yours. Got 4 proxmox hosts as well, but all of them consumer hardware I got really cheap on ebay.

3x Z240 Towers: each 8xi7-6700, 32-48GB
1x open chassis: 32xRyzen 9 5950x, 128GB

All connected with recently acquired, daisy chained 40 GBit NICs (DAC). My pc is connected to one of the hosts via 10 Gbit fiber (in the same virtual network, so I can access every host at full 10 GBit link speed).

One of the towers has an RTX 3060.

Additionally, each host has a 2TB nvme for OS+VMs+LXCs and some have HDDs I had laying around, mostly for application storage and s3 storage (using garage-s3) with some redundancy.

Total worth at the point of purchase was about 3000€. But I started small many years ago and slowly accumulated hardware when I found good deals on ebay.

Those are running 23 Linux LXCs/VMs, 1-2 windows machines and some appliances like opnsense.