RagingHungryPanda
@RagingHungryPanda@lemm.ee
- Comment on Is this picture idea immature? 2 weeks ago:
Who cares. Do it!
- Comment on Consumer GPUs to run LLMs 3 weeks ago:
I haven’t tried those, so not really, but with open web UI, you can download and run anything, just make sure it fits in your vram so it doesn’t run on the CPU. The deep seek one is decent. I find that i like chatgpt 4-o better, but it’s still good.
- Comment on Consumer GPUs to run LLMs 3 weeks ago:
The coder model has only that one. The ones bigger than that are like 20GB+, and my GPU has 16GB. I’ve only tried two models, but it looked like the size balloons after that, so that may be the biggest models that I can run.
- Comment on Consumer GPUs to run LLMs 3 weeks ago:
I got it working with my 6800XT. I’m running deep seek r1 14b (somewhere around there) and the deep seek coder V2. I have a link to a blog with those instructions
- Comment on Federated Blogging Options 3 weeks ago:
For me federation is working to mastodon, but I don’t think comments are really out yet, but I use cactus comments for it, but that doesn’t federate to mastodon, it federates to matrix. It also requires a matrix server, which was a total pita to set up.
- Comment on Has anyone gotten up and running with activitypods yet? 3 weeks ago:
oh, I thought that was a mastodon thing or something. Thank you for the clarification :)
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on Risks of self-hosting a public-facing forum? 3 weeks ago:
I have dynamic dns through cloudflare that provides a proxy ip address for me in addition to some protections.
After that I use a reverse proxy to route specific domain names to services. My router is set up to forward only ports 80 and 443 to that reverse proxy, so there’s a good layer of safety there. There could be a weakness on the router, but at this point traffic is pretty limited.
After that, at least for your service, if you can have some control or throttling of signings and be more selective about who you let in, then that could help.
I say do it. Sure there’s risk someone could put something on there you don’t want, but I wouldn’t say it’s big enough to not do it.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
To add on, you can comment in a “binary search” method. Comment out one half of them, if it’s still there, half again, etc and keep going down until you find it.
I’m on mobile and can’t make out any of it, but good luck!
- Comment on Husband needs proof news is censored 3 weeks ago:
I haven’t even heard this one
- Comment on lightweight blog ? 3 weeks ago:
Writefreely is super light weight and minimalist in its design. It also federates with mastodon.
- Comment on Advice for a newbie trying to selfhost 3 weeks ago:
To add on, your budget here really matters. Ideally, you can have an external NAS or drive enclosure that is managed by the laptop. If you want easy backups, a cloud storage provider can help. I do nightly backups to idrive.
- Comment on Deepseek v3 0324: Finally, the Sonnet 3.5 at Home 3 weeks ago:
What was your input? I’m really curious now
- Comment on PeerTube, the Fediverse’s decentralized video plattform, from the perspective of Elena Rossini, italian filmmaker, photographer and activist 3 weeks ago:
She has Part 2 out today: blog.elenarossini.com/peertube-the-fediverses-dec…
- Comment on I finally got TruNas running an LLM on my AMD GPU!!! 3 weeks ago:
Thank you! This took so long to figure out
- Comment on I finally got TruNas running an LLM on my AMD GPU!!! 4 weeks ago:
Because it doesn’t feel real 😉
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 8 comments
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- Comment on Looking for simple self-hosted image editor / resizer app 4 weeks ago:
that would probably be better as an app, rather than a hosted service.
I run picsur. It’s not an image resizer like that. It’s like Imgur, but self-hosted and can take size arguments as part of the query. I use it to host images for a markdown based blog and keep the sizes under control.
On a side note, I recently started noticing so many sites that use full sized images regardless of the actual size it shows up on screen.
- Comment on Nextcloud AIO inside container - domain verification fails 4 weeks ago:
Can you share some screenshots? It sounds like you’re not even reaching the service.
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
I posted an edit to the post on how I i solved it. Your feedback was helpful in the solution!
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
I think so. One issue i ran in to is that trying to go anywhere would land on the ui page. If I put npm on ports 80/443, then the UI needs to be elsewhere so I can access it. It shouldn’t be too hard, I hope
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
Hmm, i may have to get my admin ui’s off of ports 80/443 and port forward with NPM on those ports instead. The reason I was using nginx on the router was so the server could keep the UI on the normal ports and Nginx elsewhere.
I think then I could remove the router Nginx entries and add the DNS rewrite
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
There’s an idea. I may play with it tomorrow.bill be back on the road, so I’m not keen on doing too much when I can’t fix it haha. But right now the router is DNS, so when I did traceroute there was only one stop. But it was the SSL termination that got me. I might be able to download the stream module for Nginx. I think if I wanted to be optimal I may have to totally restructure that part…
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
You got me on to something. It looks like Nginx can be configured for tls passthrough serversforhackers.com/…/tcp-load-balancing-with-n…
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
I think you might be right on that. I was originally not wanting to do any port forwarding on the router, but I may have to
- Comment on How would I set up local DNS or DNS rewrite 1 month ago:
So even if I remove the SSL cert lines from the router Nginx config, it seems to be applying the router’s SSL certificate. I commented out some lines to use a certificate for my root domain, but I’d rather NPM handle that, which doesn’t seem to be happening.
- Submitted 1 month ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 15 comments
- Comment on How to open a post to their home instance or using another instance? 1 month ago:
I thought you could put the full URL and find it that way as well, but if you mean you want to find it by title, that should work normally, unless i misunderstood
- Comment on New joiner on Lemm.ee couldn't see any post due to English not being selected, is this a known issue? 1 month ago:
There is also a thing where you’ll want undetermined to be selected as well