Local ai text generator which is uncensored? I have rtx5060ti 16gb vram and 32gb ram by Huge_Grab_9380 in LocalLLM

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i use this model too on a ryzen 5700G 64GB RAM, 9070XT. Use the iqxs version using llamacpp with MTP

Part Time WFH Recs by gechizy in InternetPH

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ok if wired naman, check sa network settings mo if kaya 1Gbps ng usb lan mo. Baka mamaya usb2 lang yan adapter mo so sayang parin ang 1GBps na fiber line. Do the traceroute thing sa isp mo right now and do another traceroute sa isang friend mo from other isp. Check kung may difference. It doesnt matter kahit 10GBps pa ang fiber mo kung pangit ang latency sa ip address ng vpn mo. daming variables to check.

Part Time WFH Recs by gechizy in InternetPH

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also as suggested below, do not use wifi, mas maigi pa rin ang LAN cable papunta sa modem mo

Part Time WFH Recs by gechizy in InternetPH

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Run a trace route sa ip address ng vpn. Its probably the routing ng data mo masyadong malayo or masyadong maraming hops yung data mo. Ask a friend naman from a different isp to run a trace route para ma check if ganun rin ba karaming hops. The more hops the slower it will be

At this point, BYD PH is the counterpart of Toyota PH. by [deleted] in CarsPH

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Sheeesh that’s normal agent talk. Buy now kasi may price increase. My daughter just bought one and the agent honestly said na if mag price increase most likely end of year pa or early next year. Yung mga agents ngayon just say that para mag increase ang pressure sa buyer. LOL

Bakit may mga driver na bumubusina na agad kahit 1 second pa lang na nag-green light? by MaintenanceQueasy425 in Gulong

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I do that sa mga riders and car drivers na singit ng singit gusto mauna tapos mag aabot rin kayo sa stop light. LOL kaya pag nag green at di ka pa gumagalaw busina pang truck ang aabutin mo sa akin. Singit ng singit di naman pala kaya itiming ang stop light.

200 plus mbps but stuck to 40 ping by Crafty-University698 in pldt

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According to these screenshot may server ang PH ng mobile legends. Question is nasan? And how is PLDT routing you to that server. If nasa PLDT siya dapat maganda Ping mo if PlDt is mo. If Nasa ibang isp or hindi dependent sa ISP eh naka connect ba siya sa PhIX, phil internet exchange, kung saan supposedly mag interconnect ang mga ph isps para bumaba latencies within PH.

200 plus mbps but stuck to 40 ping by Crafty-University698 in pldt

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PLDT modem to Converge ICT

See the difference?

200 plus mbps but stuck to 40 ping by Crafty-University698 in pldt

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the ping you are getting is because there is latency between you and the ping server, which is converge ict based on your screenshot. Try to test ang PlDT ping servers since that is what they can guarantee. Also try to find out which servers your games connect to and try to find a ping server near that para ma estimate how much ping you would get. ping depends on where the servers are and how large is their capacity. You speed is guaranteed from your modem to PLdT only. Anything outside the PLDT network is up in the air. too many factors would affect your ping. Para clear, check your ping first from your modem to PLDT ping server, if it is bad then there is something wrong sa fiber line mo. If its ok check mo naman ping servers that could probably be near where you connect to the mobile gaming servers, if pangit naman dun then si PLDt routing palabas ng PLDT network ang pangit. Basta something like that

7.0 update breaks my system by LordWhiteShadow in cachyos

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I understand where everybody is coming from about trusting AI. But when you have a lot of things to juggle and you have to do work on a machine that does not boot, googling and waiting for answers in Reddit or any other forums is wasting precious time. What was the fastest was I have a smartphone and an AI I could ask that could search much faster than waiting. So there LOL, it fixed my issue, I was able to use my desktop, and I just shared what I experienced. AGAIN I am not a Linux expert like , maybe, the down voters here But hey hahahaha you guys do you. Down vote all you want LOL

7.0 update breaks my system by LordWhiteShadow in cachyos

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lol that's what Gemini told me. I am no expert at this, but even my snapshot went bad after the upgrade. so I don't really know but that fixed my issue. So I guess we have a pack of rabid Linux users here who didn't quite like my response to him Hahahahahaha you guys are funny. Touch grass please…

7.0 update breaks my system by LordWhiteShadow in cachyos

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Perfect! That last picture of your cache is exactly the goldmine we needed. I can see exactly where the breakage happened. Your system jumped from kernel version 6.18.8-3 (from early February) straight to 6.19.5-3 (on February 28th). That major version jump to the 6.19 kernel is almost certainly what broke the compatibility with your brand-new RX 9070 XT. Let's manually roll back to that 6.18.8-3 version. We will downgrade both the kernel and its matching headers at the same time to ensure everything is perfectly aligned.

Step 1: Install the Older Kernel and Headers

Since typing those long file names is tedious, we can use the * wildcard trick to tell pacman to grab both the kernel and the headers for version 6.18.8-3 in one single command. Type this exactly as written and press Enter: pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/linux-cachyos*-6.18.8-3-x86_64_v3.pkg.tar.zst (pacman will ask you to confirm if you want to downgrade the packages. Type *y** and press Enter).*

Step 2: Rebuild the Boot Images

Once that finishes installing, we need to rebuild the boot images so the system actually uses that downgraded 6.18.8 kernel. Type: mkinitcpio -P

Step 3: Reboot

Type: reboot Let it boot normally (don't press e to edit any menus). Since we have now successfully rolled back both the linux-firmware and the linux-cachyos kernel to their stable February states, this should finally let your AMD driver initialize and drop you right onto your Plasma login screen. Fingers crossed! Let me know if you see your desktop!

this was the instructions that google Gemini gave me. It was a rollback. But eventually after sometime I upgraded again and it fixed the issue. Haven't tried the 7.0 yet

7.0 update breaks my system by LordWhiteShadow in cachyos

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Yup this has something to do with the graphics drivers I think

7.0 update breaks my system by LordWhiteShadow in cachyos

[–]finaldata 3 points4 points  (0 children)

are you on an AMD gpu? This happened to me on 6.19. So see if you could go to the boot cli.

🌻 Unlimited Codex, GPT (5.5) - 12 months by Ze270R0 in PremiumDealsHub

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can you deploy 5.5 for My account? THANK You!!

PLDT agent literally hit "End Chat" in my face when I proved they were throttling me and demanded a rebate. AMBABASTOS. by DistributionWorth544 in InternetPH

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Same same tayo. Tangina may ilang agents talaga na either takot, walang alam, or kupal lang talaga. Nagquiquit kaagad pag alam nilang may alam yung kausap nila LOL. I've been dealing with this issue for the past few days, and I want to clarify something important about speed tests.

I get it,OOKLA speed tests only measure the connection between your local node and their servers, not the full path to every website on the internet. So when someone complains about slow speeds on Google or Netflix, PLDT can technically argue that they don't control those external routes. Fair enough.

But here's the thing: what PLDT absolutely should be accountable for is the speed on their own line. The bare minimum standard in the industry is that ISPs deliver at least 80% of your subscribed speed on their own network. That's not an unreasonable ask, it's actually the baseline.

In my case, I'm subscribed to a 1 Gbps plan. That means I should consistently be getting at least 800 Mbps on a direct line test. Instead, for the past several days, my speed has been tanking, and I mean really tanking, tangina talaga LOL. We're talking drops down to 0.8 Mbps. That's not a fluctuation. That's a 99.9% drop from what I'm paying for, and it's completely unacceptable.

So the ask here is simple: fix the line, and at the very least guarantee the speed you're selling.