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  • What a timely comment.

    I recently gave my kid a gaming PC for his birthday…which I used as an excuse to upgrade my GPU from a 1660 Super to a 5060ti 16GB

    Combined with a 5600x3d and 32gb of system memory.

    I just started messing with local LLMs yesterday. “Getting started” is rather easy. pacman -S lm-studio (I use arch, btw), launch it, download a model that your hardware supports, and start talking.

    Right now I’m working on getting it to talk to vscode.


  • Router is a bunch of old PCs I frankensteined and put opnsense on.

    Ended up i5-7500, 8gb mem, 500gb SSD.

    Put in a dual-port SFP+ NIC and a dual port 2.5GbaseT nic.

    One of the 2.5gb ports goes to my cable modem.

    One of the 10gb ports takes Twinax to my dumb LAN switch, the other to my dumb server switch, which right now is really just my storage network…the link to the firewall isn’t doing anytuhing.

    The dumb switches I have here, though, they’ve got some sort of weird MAC learning disability. It cannot handle macflaps, which I found out about because I had a hard time roaming between APs.

    So I got a Netgear GS108T and put OpenWRT on it, and that switches between my APs.

    My APs are Linksys MX4200v1’s. Also openwrt. Got four of them…one upstairs, two in the ground floor, one in the basement. Can get very close to 1Gbps anywhere in the house on wifi. Not the best platform for openwrt (ipq807x), as I’ve found out…but it was a hella cheap deal for tri-band AX APs.




  • JasonDJ@lemmy.ziptoLinux@lemmy.ml•Passkeys are a trap. Do not use them.
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    6 days ago

    Passkeys big bonus is that they are far more phish-resistant than pretty much any other MFA out there.

    Part of me thinks this is a conspiracy to keep “non-technical citizens of the web” easy to phish from because they don’t understand any of the technical details. We’ve already proven that the non-technical citizens are easy to manipulate. This is basically just low-level social-engineering.