Which LLM do you use? Ollama?
I didn’t even think of trying to use a LLM for this. I have been kind of underwhelmed with dedicated plugins for this. Maybe Ollama will finally satisfy all my needs.
But it cannot recognise people, right? But tags and descriptions would be better than nothing.
If you have Linux somewhere you could use the “Minecraft Bedrock Launcher”. It uses the Android version. It probably doesn’t run on Windows, though.
Have you tried using an Android Emulator?
That’s for Java Minecraft. Not for Bedrock.
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I think it is even heavily used on Windows.
Reolink cameras seem to be cheap and privacy friendly. You can access them through the app and when you have time you can also use them without any proprietary stuff, as far as I know.
Quick, cheap and easy and with potential for more fiddling down the road.
What’s the Steam Family Sharing Lock?
Nowadays rspamd is used instead of Spamassassin. Maybe that one has tools to do what you want.
With a workaround you can get Onboard to work. But it’s not pretty.
Meh, was hoping for some news on the touch keyboard front but it’s still pretty meh.
Do you use KDEConnect? Maybe that one’s clipboard sharing interferes here.
It doesn’t use pkgkit like Discover? wtf?
Meh, SELinux, AppArmor, I don’t know how to configure either.
Only the kernel bindings are open source. The actual driver is still closed source. So that only leaves you with AMD and Intel.
No. The only Firefox problem I have on Twitch is that any video above 720p begins to stutter. And 720p makes my laptop work like crazy. Same on YouTube when I encounter an old video with h.264. It has already been reported. I just have to wait until someone fixes it.
It is one of the reasons many people turn away from Ubuntu.
I’d rather have software decode of h.264 on par with Chromium. As it is I can’t watch Twitch on my laptop in Firefox.
Nextcloud. But only because I already have it. I wouldn’t set it up just for that.
Yeah, but doesn’t flathub use the scripts in their git repository to build the flatpak? That way we can verify that everything comes from the official source without having to rely on those scripts being supplied by someone officially.
Flathub downloads from the official site: https://github.com/flathub/org.jdownloader.JDownloader/blob/master/org.jdownloader.JDownloader.yaml
I mean, that’s basically how yt-dlp came to be. They took over when yt-download couldn’t keep up anymore. I hate this time, it will take a while until the best successor is found.