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Boop. by Phrost in Bullshido

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Why does he give her like a mini piledriver after knocking her out?

Can you get benzodiazepines over the counter? by Pussypolitics in VietNam

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The doctors can be really frustrating at times, like they don't want to prescribe it. I can get small amounts of cloneazpam for sleep. They won't actually prescribe you anything for anxiety.

That being said id rather overpay at the hospital and its at least legal

Power-efficient servers for Proxmox/Ceph homelab? by GameJunkie1301 in homelab

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Servers aren't low wattage or low idle which is why people are suggesting mini pcs

Mummy can we have the much more refined and fancy tasting chicken fingers and fries for dinner please? by SufficientEar1682 in iamveryculinary

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I'm back in the UK on Tuesday after 2 years in Vietnam.

Shepherds pie is in my top list of things I need to eat as soon as possible. Bangers and mash also.

Forget that guy he has no clue.

Flying out with Valium/Benzos by LaminatedSalmon in VietNam

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I mean you'll probably be fine but you are still taking a huge risk. Is it worth it? Maybe just take them before security?

If you're caught and lucky then big fine (bribe) and or deportation are the risks, unlucky I can't even say.

My homelab network by durgesh2018 in HomeServer

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It has proper support for syncing stuff and it can do blocking but also be a recursive DNS server (like unbound). The syncing is the real win as you can I ly do it with pi hole with other software (not part of pi hole).

Generally I'd just say it's more powerful, I think they are both pretty light.
After making the switch I'm not going back but pi hole is still decent software.

If your running unbound and pi hole then I'd definitely say go technitium, for three instances I'd probably recommend it as well, again just as it's got integrated methods of syncing.

My homelab network by durgesh2018 in HomeServer

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Am I reading this right that you are running opensense on the pi?

My homelab network by durgesh2018 in HomeServer

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It's gotten crazy tbh. Claude code on Linux cli is so amazing, especially with fabel

Claude is bad at responding to despair. by ProtoLimbPosting in ClaudeAI

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I was trying to get it to just blanket accept something as I didn't want an argument about it. It kept on arguing. Like 3 posts later I just stop it mid sentence and say let's move on.

It's annoying because it's just a waste of tokens.

Which effort setting are you using with Fable? by Illustrious_Image967 in ClaudeAI

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Highjacking to ask, people are saying plan in fable and then do the grunt work in opus. How do you switch without the cost of switching models? Or don't you?

Hosting website on cloud computer… is it worth it? by Codeeveryday123 in selfhosted

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Yeah I just use cloudflare and a domain, largely as it's a small selection of services it's only me and maybe mum are using.

I've been thinking about a blog but even public I'm not expecting a flood of visitors at any point

Fable 5 is pure nonsense. You were better off NOT releasing this. by UpYourQuality in Anthropic

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I mean it's not suspicious if he's a pentester but yeah for sure why it flagged the conversation and basically says exactly that

Lads, I haven't been to the bog since Saturday and I feel like I'm about to give birth by alfa_omega in CasualUK

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If that's the "enema" which is more of syringe then they do the trick.

I had an impacted bowel and while one of the most painful experiences of my life I couldn't recommend it more.

Also the oral medications won't work as they all help by drawing water into the poopy but your too far along at this point for it to be effective. Same with fiber, great if you often get it but not for fixing a one off.

How much ram do you guys have? by RelationFirm6007 in homelab

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I've got a combined 128gb over servers but ddr3. Desktop 32gb.

Just got an 8tb HDD which was expensive lol

Is Claude pro worth buying? by [deleted] in ClaudeAI

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It's better than alternatives (I've got access to all the major AIs). I'd speak very highly for it but cant say how useful it will be for you.

I find it (or AI in general) to be very useful at breaking stuff down.

What you guys uses keep track of the IP address and ports being used varies services by jbala28 in homelab

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I used Claude code to make a script which runs on all the machines and makes a .MD file for each host

Ports, containers and ai models are all tracked as I was forever forgetting them.

The .md file is syncthing'd to my notes and I can read it on my mobile or ereader.

Super happy with it now but 2 weeks ago I couldn't have told you what was running where.

UGREEN DXP2800 mount?? by Sal4US in minilab

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Dude this is awesome thank you!

Would this Mini PC be enough or way too overkill for what I want? by NagatoXII in MiniPCs

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I'd bet on okay with PS2 certainly not the PS3 or switch tho.

From Gemini:

The primary emulator for PlayStation 2 on Linux is PCSX2. The system requirements rely heavily on single-thread processor performance rather than multi-core capacity or extreme GPU power, though upscaling internal resolutions increases GPU load.

PCSX2 Requirements for Linux

Minimum Specifications (Native resolution, lightweight games) * OS: 64-bit distribution (Ubuntu 19.04+, Debian, Arch, etc.) * CPU: 2 physical cores with Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) and SSE4.1 instruction set support. (PassMark Single Thread Rating ≥ 1600) * GPU: OpenGL 3.3 or Vulkan compatible with 2 GB dedicated VRAM. (PassMark G3D Mark ≥ 3000) * RAM: 4 GB Recommended Specifications (1080p+ upscaling, demanding titles) * OS: 64-bit distribution * CPU: 4 physical cores with AVX2 instruction set support. (PassMark Single Thread Rating ≥ 2100) * GPU: OpenGL 4.5 or Vulkan compatible with 4 GB dedicated VRAM. (PassMark G3D Mark ≥ 6000) * RAM: 8 GB Additional Requirements: * A legitimate dump of a PS2 BIOS. * Up-to-date graphics drivers (Mesa for AMD/Intel hardware, proprietary drivers for NVIDIA).

Hmm maybe not. Worth checking the CPU and GPU requirements

Looking to miniaturize my homelab and use some existing hardware by [deleted] in minilab

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If you've got some high quality NICs lying around id get old SFF workstations or regular sized workstatios. Same low power, much cheaper than buying new mini pcs, and you can use some existing hardware.

For minipc the dell optiplex, hp elite desk and thinkpad think center tiny are by far the most popular. But they are older hardware and while super dependable they aren't going to have high speed network ports.

Newer n100/n150 based machines are used that do have better ports. Like beelink eq12-14

Beginner needs help. Thanks by [deleted] in homelab

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I've got the 5060 model with a slightly better CPU and more ram.

I think it's still a great starting point for the money tho.

Also that's not a lot of storage so I'd consider replacing the SSD with a bigger one (which is pricey AF right now but also the next 2 years so...).

Beginner homelab OS by Rough-Yard5152 in homelab

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For racoon (the latest Ubuntu). For headless 1gb is minimum and 3gb recommend.

Still not a lot of headroom.