Brave. I know some people don’t like it because of all the crypto nonsense, but I’ve never enabled any of that.
I really like it it’s built in ad and content blockers. Kinda random, but I love that you can block YouTube shorts. Idk, I just don’t like YouTube shorts or other short form videos like tik tok or Instagram
Ollama with gemma 4 for LLM stuff, coding brainstorming, etc.
Comfy ui with z-image or stable diffusion for images.
I recall a study where they trained 100 pigeons to categories categorize cancer in tissue samples and the average of all their responses was better than a single oncologist.
I’m probably not going to consult a flock of pigeons though for important things anytime soon though
I don’t know why isn’t it just the parents responsibility. For example where I live, you can get charged with “negligent storage of a firearm”. Why can’t there just be a “negligent allowing your kid to do whatever they want with no DNS filtering” offense
Not necessarily. If it answers you question and go go about your day, that’s not as good for Microsoft user numbers/engagement.
They probably want it to just barely get you exactly what you need to keep you on the edge. Once they start training models for user engagement the enshitification will begin
They just want it to he addictive so that people use it a bunch. Then they try to sell enterprise level versions to companies they can say look how much people use it, it must be because it is so useful
For really lightweight models, Qwen3:8b is pretty good for an 8gb graphics card.
Gemma 4:e4b is pretty good too. I usually sun that on my 16gb gpu.
Obviously the little ones aren’t as good as big ones, but you can always rely on real intelligence to fill in the gaps
I actually support this as long as the false positives are not too bad
Age verification as in check a box that days you’re over 18? Or like upload a photo or ID?
I’m still learning FreeCAD, but so far is seems just fine to me! Just different from what I am used to. But there are a few good channels on YouTube that do good tutorials
Yeah I was curious about that. Like I can poke around in the immich directory, but the actual pictures are stored in a weird structure. Do you have any recommendations?
One of my first self hosting projects was a jellyfin server. Double check, but I think the main hardware requirements are just 4GB of RAM and enough harddrive space for your videos/files!
I really like immich too. It’s like Google photos, but self hosted. It’s super fast for uploading and backing up your photos over your local network. Immich also needs at least 4GB of RAM I think
Ah yeah, I think you need a 6GB gpu for images and probably like a 12Gb GPU for videos.
I think you can run with models without, but it just slows way down
It’s kinda fun to poke around with image and video generation using ComfyUI. There’s all sorts of models, LORAs, and setting to tune and play with
My opinion
The good: Large Language AI models are a really useful tool.
The bad: harms the environment, steals people’s work, and can be easily misused
I also recommend gemma4 or qwen3.5. Both super solid in my experience for how lightweight they are
It’s a website that randomly plays YouTube videos with no YouTube view (so in theory you are the first viewer)
Too late, I’m already in love with linux mint!
We have just started one!
This and always use a web browser and never the app