I like the cdfinder suite of products, neofinder on Mac, abemedia on windows and Linux. It keeps in depth catalogs and thumbnails of media for long term archives. You can also save scans from beyond compare so you can do a sync comparison of files against an pre scanned offline media.

It’s worth is the equivalent of a toddler saying all dogs will turn in their owners if school is allowed to open on Monday.

Did someone ask them their motivation? I theorise birds are lazy and a group disturbed air current means they need to flap less.

In 4 days JetKVM is about to release their new light models. It’s roughly $40usd if bought in a 3 pack. One is ethernet based, one is wifi based. I did the math and I can’t even build an a equivalent product for that plus postage from parts.

If you are playing around at home I suggest seeking a MoE model. You get less penalty from having less vram and offloading to normal ram. I run Qwen 3.6 quant 6 on 250k context on a 16gb vram 64gb ram ddr4 PC. I get about 31tps which is enough for my use. After a little tweaking I have put results of it’s output into Claude Pro for vetting and it hasn’t found any flaws in the simple scripts and things I’ve asked it to make. I can only run Qwen 3.8 which is a dense model and not MoE. At low quant with not as much context. It spits out accurate short context answers if that’s all you need. So I prefer 3.6. Tiel is faster but Claude picked up more errors in what I was doing. Orinith kept getting into thinking loops for me so I stopped using it. Anyway I’m just a little guy.

Which Qwen?

I think it’s pretty cool in beszel you can set it up using docker so easily and pass the disks through for SMART monitoring and not have to have an extra solution.

I clicked on an animal cruelty video, instantly regretted it when I was a teen and it’s still in my brain to this day. We need to get our heads straight and stop letting soulless cretins take control.

“…and who’s bringing what.” I love that line.