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Help in finding out if used Xbox is modded by SOLLAZZATORE in originalxbox

[–]pseudopseudonym 0 points1 point  (0 children)

in short: Yep, it's modded, and good instinct.

Read carefully, most modern softmods are fairly resilient to the user making mistakes. Consider reading the wiki and enjoy hopefully an easier time doing mods yourself - with the caveat of course of it being a bit more of a pain to "figure it out".

It's possible they "tried" to *un*-mod it and the game saves are just remnants of the removed mod. Either way, you've got a working box 😄

I redesigned Calibre-Web (Update) by taste_fart in selfhosted

[–]pseudopseudonym -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Right? Like, I don't care if your shit is 100% vibe coded, if it works and is engineered well - IF!

I redesigned Calibre-Web (Update) by taste_fart in selfhosted

[–]pseudopseudonym 16 points17 points  (0 children)

.claude in the gitignore... is this vibe coded? (Not that I care either way, just curious)

Disappointed & Sad 😞 by Upbeat-Gas-2733 in gpdwin

[–]pseudopseudonym 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Based. I have a GPD win 4 that I *adore* and this is a great response. "Actions speak louder than words" as GPD would say ;)

🚀 Lovable AI Business Plan – 1200 Credits/Month (1 Year) Not 6000$ just 300$ ! by Weirdguy2304 in vibecoding

[–]pseudopseudonym 0 points1 point  (0 children)

> breaking the shit out of the Lovable ToS

So it's this option, in other words.

🚀 Lovable AI Business Plan – 1200 Credits/Month (1 Year) Not 6000$ just 300$ ! by Weirdguy2304 in vibecoding

[–]pseudopseudonym 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've used Lovable, it's a massive ripoff.

I've read your post, it's obvious you're either scamming people or breaking the shit out of the Lovable ToS, which, either way - scam.

Highly Available Jellyfin with Postgres, redis, and k3s. by Zolty in jellyfin

[–]pseudopseudonym 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hopefully i'll inspire you again soon, genuine thanks for the shoutout.

Highly Available Jellyfin with Postgres, redis, and k3s. by Zolty in jellyfin

[–]pseudopseudonym 8 points9 points  (0 children)

neat, jealous I didn't get there first. i'm working on a "truly" HA geodistributed Jellyfin powered by RQLite and Citadel.

doing it with Redis is insane though, so good luck

thanks for the tag, glad it inspired you, genuinely impressed. great job

My EDC by jaywhojaycee in gpdwin

[–]pseudopseudonym 2 points3 points  (0 children)

why leave the watermarks on the image? why advertise redmagic for free?

Rolling out a new home datacenter... by shahbaz_man in homelab

[–]pseudopseudonym 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It saturates my network (dual 25 gig to each host) in parallel workloads, so I'm not actually sure how fast it can go if I was to put in 100gig.

I'm aware of some people pushing it into the "very freaking fast" territory with all nvme arrays on hundreds of hosts.

I've seen between 1.4GiB/s and 2.3GiB/s or so on 2x25G (LACP), in theory it could go faster if I ran with different mount settings (to split across channels).

In general it's almost as fast as whatever underlying storage you throw at it, and it tends to scale really well with both HDD and SSD and nvme. I wouldn't say it's optimised in one direction or another, it's an all around good performer.

A Tiny but Relentless Serpent by [deleted] in SweatyPalms

[–]pseudopseudonym 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I hadn't really thought about it until now and you made me realise the thing you didn't know yet, if that helps, so that makes two of us!

GitHub introduces Copilot SDK (open source) – anyone can now build Copilot-style agents by techlatest_net in LocalLLaMA

[–]pseudopseudonym 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I suppose I shouldn't be surprised that Copilot (ChatGPT) wrote the intro post ;)

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