Hold up. You’ve virtualised Mac OS via WSL? That’s pretty bad ass

I watched a grokbot get confused connect to the wrong vnc console and try to shut down its own little computer.

I’m not worried about AI taking over the planet. I’m worried about it clicking the wrong button with no oversight

To be fair if you listen to stuff like this all day, they are just words that make noises: https://youtu.be/y7im5LT09a0?is=Ko_u6W5TqqUf_nm7

Is this tales from the crypt?

+1 for cloudflare tunnels. But if you want to host locally, nginx proxy manager has a very intuitive gui you’ll be able to host your sites on.

Example:

Docker container exposes port 8989 for sonarr. Nginx proxy manager entry will be: Sonarr.mydomain.com > http://192.168.0.50:8888/ There’s a setting to allow ssl for your domain.

In your domain registrar, just put the a record for sonarr.mydomain.com to the local IP of nginx proxy manager, in this case let’s assume it’s the same IP as sonarr.

So now in your house your computer calls the domain, your dns server responds with 192.168.0.50. That’s the IP of your proxy.

Your proxy gets your request. Sees you’re trying to access sonarr, and passes your query along to it.

But like I said, cloudflare tunnels removes ALL of this and even supports google / azure SSO to keep you secure and keep logins convenient.

On pro editions,

Out of box experience:

Sign in to work or school

Bottom left of username field- sign in options in blue

Domain join instead

Create a local account

Pro tip: don’t put a password in to skip the password reset questions then set the password when you get to desktop with CTRL ALT DEL

I was hiring for an entry level position a few months ago. Service desk type work. I either got people who were fabricating their CV to get an interview or insanely over qualified. It took a LONG time to hire the right guy.

At no point did I ever think, gee I wonder if I can get AI to read these CVs or do the interview for me. Christ knows what I would have ended up with.

knockknockknock

Sorry to bother you…

Tonight I spent the time spinning up a silverbullet instance and converting the PDFs to .md files. You’re right, PDFs aren’t searchable and will be a pain as the database grows.

Thanks for sharing :)

The guys on LTT mentioned this during their Linux challenge, but I’ve found it to be true -

Scouring forums for answers to obscure errors used to take hours. Now I just throw it at Gemini, troubleshoot in real time and find the fix.

I’ve even started asking it to give me a PDF of the steps we took and filing them away for future me.

“You cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth”

You think he likes fish sticks?

The International Space Station is about 250 miles above the Earth’s surface for reference. Over 10 times that height!

Purely out of curiosity, what are you using so much memory for? Do you do cad work or something?

At first I thought, not very lucky to have your parents gunned down in front of you. Now I’m thinking how lucky he was to also not be shot. Damn…

I guess there’s still hope then that one of these days a piece of the brain will die where he loses the ability to speak & move. I’ll sleep well tonight to the thought that this vile piece of shit could die slowly, alone and afraid 🤗🛏️

Weird obscure cable you haven’t used in 10 years?

Guaranteed to need it 7 days after getting rid of it

Don’t look up!

Photo 1: designed by Catherine O’Hara in Home Alone

Photo 2: designed by Catherine O’Hara in Beetlejuice

Saw a video where the electricity grid has a “frequency” - if the power supply is turned off, the inverter detects this frequency change and shuts off.

It’s also why if you touch the plug it won’t shock you.

This also means that in the event of a power cut, the solar will also cut out.