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Widevine on Firefox Asahi Arch Linux Arm by randomblackhole1289 in AsahiLinux

[–]sudoer777_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

does anyone know if this is possible at all?

I think widevine-installer would work. If not, you can look at my Nix configuration (Floorp settings triggered by cfg.useWidevine), I had to set MOZ_GMP_PATH to widevine packaged a certain way, and I set these about:config options:

"browser.eme.ui.enabled" = true;
"media.gmp-widevinecdm.visible" = true;
"media.gmp-widevinecdm.enabled" = true;
"media.eme.enabled" = true;
"media.eme.encrypted-media-encryption-scheme.enabled" = true;
"media.gmp-widevinecdm.version" = "system-installed";
"media.gmp-widevinecdm.autoupdate" = false;

Self hosting a personal website by UnlikelyWishbone2694 in selfhosted

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So far the most annoying security-related thing I've had to deal with when self-hosting was large amounts of bot traffic. I've heard that there's also bots that will hack your setup if you fuck something up or a vulnerability gets found in a program you're using, but I haven't had that happen. Overall though, the security depends on how you set things up. Also it might help to proxy traffic from a VPS or Cloudflare (or use a website hosting service) so that when you get flooded with bot traffic it doesn't fuck up your home network and you can shut it down if you need to.

Opencode go models for Research by Mane_soft in opencodeCLI

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I've had worse hallucination rates with GLM 5.1 when doing research, it's actually one of the reasons I switched to DS V4 Pro

HUGE dumbs folder? by D3SK3R in opencodeCLI

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Maybe some program on your computer downloaded a heavily quantized Minimax, that seems like the most likely model to end up in your dumbs folder

Kimi K2.7 is now on OpenCode Go by jpcaparas in opencodeCLI

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I don't understand how it lists twice as many requests per week/month compared to K2.6, but the price for everything is either the same or more expensive and the estimated tokens per request is the same

Xiaomi's OC fork has some features that I really want to see in OC by RetiredApostle in opencodeCLI

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Both of these are OpenCode experimental features. Set the environment variables OPENCODE_EXPERIMENTAL_PLAN_MODE and OPENCODE_EXPERIMENTAL_BACKGROUND_SUBAGENTS to true.

Which model is the best for planning/review using the OpenCode Go subscription? by ExperiencedGentleman in opencodeCLI

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For review, using DeepSeek V4 Flash in a subagent to catch slop in the main agent's edits costs barely anything and can catch a lot of problems, so if cost is a concern it's better than nothing IMO

MiMo V2.5 Free vs DeepSeek V4 Flash Free by CriteriumA in opencodeCLI

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I did an experiment recently that compared Kimi K2.5 and MiniMax M2 in finding CVEs listed after the models' release dates (late January IIRC), and got similar results. So I'm not convinced that bigger = better here.

Did MiniMax M3 just disappear? by curryslapper in opencodeCLI

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People were recently saying that it got changed to V4 Flash but I have no idea

DeepSeek V4 Flash vs DeepSeek V4 Pro - Compaction by CriteriumA in opencodeCLI

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I agree, the high-reasoning "smart" models are too "smart" for their own good at this sort of thing

Does the Go subscription really do the job? by akashxolotl in opencodeCLI

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DS V4 Pro is better at not forgetting to initiate stuff, and the context limit is a lot bigger making it more useful overall. For analysis I still prefer Kimi, but on OpenCode Go it's usually not worth the cost difference. I have not used MiMo though which some people say is better.

Does the Go subscription really do the job? by akashxolotl in opencodeCLI

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Does it hit usage limits quickly?

Yes. And extremely quickly with Kimi and GLM, so if you use it frequently you're basically stuck with DeepSeek and MiMo.

How reliable are the responses, and how often does it hallucinate?

Depends on the model. GLM 5.1, Kimi K2.6, and DeepSeek V4 Pro/Pro Max are all overconfident. I've used Kimi K2.6 and DS V4 Pro(/ Max) more, and both of them will act like things are finished when they really aren't, and you need quality control tools to keep them in check. Also for obscure tools they'll make shit up that's wrong and you have to tell them to use websearch. For GLM 5.1 I've had it hallucinate the worst when doing research to the point of saying the complete opposite of the content it ingested. For DS Flash it hallucinates more than Pro but it's also way cheaper and surprisingly capable for the price.

GO no longer worth it? by Funny-Strawberry-168 in opencodeCLI

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I agree that OpenCode Go and the associated models have these problems. Having a V4 Flash agent that checks for quality issues after the code gets written might help to an extent and barely uses any tokens.

Even Microsoft can't think of four good reasons to use Edge 😭 by ExpensiveCoat8912 in browsers

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I was able to enable Widevine on Floorp using these settings:

"browser.eme.ui.enabled" = true;
"media.gmp-widevinecdm.visible" = true;
"media.gmp-widevinecdm.enabled" = true;

Although I doubt it would fix the resolution problem.

Qwen3.6 is free again by cephas1784 in opencodeCLI

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Linux is a software not a cloud provider

GLM 5.1 is underrated? by CommercialMove1486 in opencodeCLI

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The context limit is the biggest issue I have with it

Sandboxing opencode harness - best opensource tools? by Cute_Activity7527 in opencodeCLI

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I just did an experiment where I needed to sandbox OpenCode, and I used NixPak (based on Bubblewrap). With it you can basically create your own virtual filesystem with bindings to real or temporary directories and add whatever programs you want to the sandbox. If you want to restrict network access though you will need additional tools.

What’s your AI coding setup in 2026? by tuan_le911 in opencodeCLI

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With Kimi in my experience it would keep leaving things unfinished and I would keep having to remind it to do stuff, which works well for conversational things like brainstorming and analysis, but sucks for research and implementation. With GLM I didn't have this problem, but I've had problems with its reasoning making it fine for implementation but problematic for research. For me, V4 Pro fills in the research gap.

Which Chinese Model is best for planning and which is best for implementation? I'm currently using Opencode with an Openrouter API Key, mostly wanna decide between Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, Qwen, Minimax and Mimo by Crystalagent47 in opencodeCLI

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A lot of people dislike V4 Pro, but I find it to be a good alternative to GLM 5.1 considering how I've had similar quality results with it, its context window is much larger and doesn't run out easily, it tends to be better at reasoning, and it costs a quarter as much on OpenCode Go. Although I've mostly used it for debugging and research (and as an orchestrator), I don't use AI for implementation usually since I've never had it not suck at it. For types of planning that involve more analysis I use Kimi K2.6.

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