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Then you are missing the [CBH] tag.

Please tag per rule 7, and if its an AI-involved project, add the disclosure per rule 8.

If its a single image, I’d agree. If its a compose with multiple images though, better off combining into a single lxc or VM.

I got so annoyed when work tossed a system with that case. It was supposed to be set aside, but someone missed the memo.

Proxmox supports OCI containers natively now

As of 9.1, and kind of. To be clear what its doing is not a drop-in replacement for docker, but using that image as a basis for an lxc - so you’re not just pulling a new image to update, more like re-deploying, so keep your stored data elsewhere, outside of the lxc. So what was handled by pulling an image or a change to a compose is done manually in proxmox now, but it does make things like backups/snapshots much more consistent and proxmox-native.

DIY robovac time!

I wanna see full uprights, like the canister vacs mounted on an rc truck base.

@asciimoo@lemmy.ml please update the title with the appropriate tag (rule 7) and if AI was involved in development, add the disclosure per rule 8 (sample disclosures can be found here)

Thanks!

If you waited long enough to get past the account duration requirement and it was open source, where people could evaluate and comment on what they see, yes.

If it were paid/closed source, then no, not without using that alt constantly to meet the requirements.

The point in the first place was the large influx in promo postings that were made, as well as create filterable tags for users who are or are not interested in seeing AIT or AIP. It also means for those who create an AI involved project, no matter the level, aren’t being bombarded with low effort, one word disparaging comments.

If you have another idea, or some way you believe a third person can have any realistic insight to provide a disclosure, you are welcome to create a meta discussion on it as there were for rules 7 & 8 already.

Its required for self promotion, there is no way for a third party to know the details to tag and disclose.

It would be like posting plex feature updates. There is no way for the poster to know whether or not any AI was used in development (though given the Plex trajectory, we all know, but thats a different matter).

Much appreciated!

Please also add the disclosure, see expanded details for rule 8 and the examples post

Thanks!

… The PS3 is the Last Sony console ive owned, and it was a gift from my wife. So I think I’m good.

yeah I just like bullets :)

I haven’t use any of them, but your formatting is displaying all goofy:

Image

So I’m just going to make that easier to read:

• Canvas - https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms

• Gibbon - https://github.com/GibbonEdu/core

• ILIAS - https://github.com/ILIAS-eLearning/ILIAS
• INGInious - https://github.com/INGInious/INGInious
• Learnhouse - https://github.com/learnhouse/learnhouse
• MediaCMS - https://github.com/mediacms-io/mediacms
• OpenOLAT - https://github.com/OpenOlat/OpenOlat
• Openclass - https://github.com/gunet/openeclass
• Tutor - https://github.com/overhangio/tutor
• classroomio - https://github.com/classroomio/classroomio
• courselit - https://github.com/codelitdev/courselit
• forma - https://www.formalms.org/
• relate - https://github.com/inducer/relate

Please update your title with [AIT] as noted in the sidebar.

See rule 8 and the example disclosures

https://lemmy.world/post/49151085 https://lemmy.world/post/49320548

The format is designed to have users understand where and how.

@const_void@lemmy.ml please update your post per rules 7 & 8

Anything I use enough I drop on the macro pad. One of these days I’m going to do something like the belkin n52… I really liked that thing. Way more comfortable than the 6x6 macro pad I use now, too.

Hey you made it onto the self hosted weekly! Congrats!

Ai Topic. Discussions that involve AI as a main subject, as this one does. If you go to the detailed links in the sidebar, there are full explanations.

Previously I used it as a home assistant panel, but everything is so automated no one ever touched it (except the kids, annoying the ever loving crap out of mom).

Now its magicmirror as a calendar display

Please update with the [AIT] tag in the title.

@two9a@lemmy.world your bot is breaking again pulling in words not used in the discussions.

… I do, on my custom macro pad.

Please add the [AIT] tag - thanks!

For docker, use compose, and map it all to one spot with subdirectories, and also map the config for the service to a spot on your disk/nas.

I put them in one spot on my NAS under services, so it looks like:

/services/service_name/docker-compose.yml /services/service_name/config/

Easy peasy lemon squeezy.

Git.

I write everything in markdown, and sync to my personal repo (backed up locally and as part of an encrypted backup elsewhere), which also goes to my personal codeberg in a private repo.

Passwords are maintained in a dedicated keepass db, also backed up elsewhere in the same fashion.

Config files themselves are always stored on my NAS in a symlinked or mapped directory, but primarily mapped since its (almost) all containers. These also get backed up the same way.

So as long as I structure my NAS/mapping the same way, everything else works the same way, no matter where its hosted. I do all my addressing by dhcp reservation so IP config is all in one place, and I have a local cert so everything is referenced by hostname.

Makes this all pretty easy to document imo, though the only one who will ever read it is me. I’m also in the middle of changing up auth, so I’ll get to redo a good chunk of it, but I really only need to change configs.

… I’m lazy. I only like doing something once.

Thanks!

Considering your comment at the end, please add the [CBH] tag to the title please.

PMOS is probably broken for it, so I’d probably lean toward lineageos.