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Why would you?

The important part is your VMs and LXCs. Your Proxmox server, at most, requires configuration for specific needs (GPU passthrough for example). The only thing you need for that would be notes on configuration (unless you have this automated, in which case you don’t generally need that, just the notes in your scripts).

So a more important question, to me, is why do you want to back it up in the first place?

Part of the point of the [AIP] tag is your ability to filter these posts out.

The decision of what you want to do is obviously yours alone, though.

@traceapps@lemmy.world Please also include the required disclosures per rule 8, and let me know if you have any questions

Doable but honestly a pretty awful idea. Remember that they share a data bus, and have a low write endurance. About all its good for (aside from toying around with a silly sort of fun idea) is as a high speed spot for temporary data.

I set one up as a concept for temp storage of images being generated using a gaming engine that were being split and shoved out into multiple video streams. It worked, but there was no chance I’d rely on it (I even had a few of them die during the course of my goofing around).

Also you’ve got bus limits to deal with, so there is a limit to just how useful it can be in the first place. And for longer term storage, you’ve got a lot of risk for finicky behavior. So yeah, just not worth it, but technically doable.

Unfortunately I was replying from my phone and didn’t notice. And yes, definitely trying to be patient given its a new rule and not exactly the easiest.

The up side is these are the sort of things that come up that make it easier to identify the holes - particularly the lack of examples. I’ll clear that up later today after I’m done with work.

Eh, I wouldn’t say useless.

I’d say they only account for user sentiment at best. Which can have an impact, but I’d say incredibly unlikely that there will be an impact on this one.

Not using android as much as possible will have a much higher impact though.

No worries, its a new rule following a slew of posts from brand new users promo’ing fully generated projects (and a pretty hefty community response as a result)

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks, just one more bit which would be the level of AI assistance:

• Hint - AI suggested solution, human does the task.
• Assisted - AI acts on part of a task, but a human handled the bulk.
• Pair - About a 50/50 split of human made and generated.
• Generated - Human prompted, AI generated.

@hereforawhile@lemmy.ml can you please update with the appropriate tag per rules 7/8? And if it is AI-assisted development, rule 8 link details the disclosures.

Let me know if you have any questions

Appreciated, thanks!

Since it is AI assisted, can you add the disclosure portion (Rule 8)? A reply to the top level distinguished comment works, the disclosure info is here.

I know, a lot of steps involved now, but the community is a pretty wide split on AI use.

@duckling5746@lemmy.today as a reminder the reason this is related to self-hosting should be obvious, whether in the title or the post text.

For this one, I’ll note that this is key to self-hosting, and I think many know it. Many, myself included, use f-droid or similar 3rd party repos to manage the apps that we use with our self-hosted setup. With this change, many of the current apps we enjoy using will either need to register with Google, or essentially become unused. While there is a way to still do it, it is really messy, and requires an absolutely wild number of steps + 24hr “cooling off period”. Its ridiculous.

Personally, I’m leaving the android ecosystem one way or the other. It may be using an android phone and hotspotting for another device running PMOS or similar, or getting a Moto with Graphene, whatever, but this change is impactful and horrendous.

@daniel31x13@lemmy.world can you please update the title with the appropriate tag? [CBH] or [AIP]

See rules 7/8 for details, ask if you have any questions

Just to note - or a standalone NAS.

Personally I have two NAS and one older PC ive turned into a NAS, both options work just fine, becomes a question on price/availability and a motherboard that supports the drive quantity you have/want to expand to.

Well crap! Its only in the detailed rules…

I’ll take care of that shortly

To keep in line with current rules, as this is on the line for a promo post, please take a look at the last two rules and tag appropriately - [CBH] or [AIP]. If you did use AI to develop, rule 8 explains the disclosure, and if you have any questions please ask.

Attend a few conventions, acquire a series of free thumb drives, and turn them into a storage array

A solid 40% of projects get abandoned, that its about double for purely vibecoded is unsurprising. Purely generated is completely unmaintainable. At least they realized it within 6 months I suppose.

https://openmower.de/

Its my homepage for any new tab, and most of the time I just use it as a shortcut to get to the tool I want. Latency is ok for a quick view of status, but I get alerts, so I don’t really use/care about that as a feature.

But the calendar I use all the time. Upcoming shows, events for the family, etc.

And I’ll remove it.

To be clear only AIP would be in the title, you can mention the hint and the where in the disclosure comment

Promo, to be clear, is a self promotion post.

“I found a neat project” doesn’t apply, because you aren’t affiliated and wouldn’t know how it was developed, if AI was used and how, etc. You also wouldn’t be trying to get stars, clicks, donations, or payment for that software, so the promotion rules do not apply.

Its just a regular post.

Yes, because it is a bit different than a search engine. It may not be changing the files, but it is telling you the way to do it. It might give you an outdated method/pattern, it might ignore conventions, and most importantly, it doesn’t really understand the problem its solving. Its not finding the optimal answer, its finding the most common.

So the resulting answer may work, but not necessarily be right. In a disclosure (see the new thread) that would be referred to as “hint” for lllm use.

That doesn’t mean the answer you got was necessarily wrong either, just an answer based on an amalgam of the most common for all the code fed into the model, no matter when the code was written.

It would be put into an ai disclosure, so it qualifies for a tag. Make sense?

https://anarchist.nexus/c/selfhosted@lemmy.world/p/757813/selfhosted-ai

Please be sure to let me know when the community agrees with you. Or start a new post, if you’d like.

None of this is specifically about you, FYI.

There have been a good number of posts, and there are some people very solidly anti AI anything, some who use it as a tool, and some who use it for everything. That combo meant we need rules about it - in addition to the rules about account age and f/loss exceptions and the like.

That would just be keepass, which is what I use.

Keepass has native support for ftp, http, https, and webdav, and with a plugin supports scp, sftp, and ftps through the native save/open from url. There are even plugins for proton drive, google drive, onedrive, s3, box, dropbox…. etc.

What else do you need/what do you need a fork for?