Looks like tail scale for ports.
People on here are rabid over ff.
I use it and brave but mostly use brave because ff on mobile indeed performs poor in my usage.
But don't worry plenty of people will give you the Apple solution to their antenna problems about their favourite browser.
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Yes, poorly generated boilerplate data. Amazing.
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I work in the field for a company with 40k staff and over 6 million customers.
We have about 100 dedicated data science professionals and we have 1 LLM we use for our chatbots vs a few hundred ML models running.
LLMs are overhyped and not delivering as much as people claim, most businesses doing LLM will not exist in 2-5 years because Amazon, Google and Microsoft will offer it all cheaper or free.
They are great at generating content but honestly most content is crap because it's AI rejuvenating something it's been trained on. They are our next gen spam for the most part.
I get that these need some sort of access point in the normal web for the average user but it blows my mind these sorts of chats aren't on the darkweb on a Foss app.
See the other guy whom replied, there are plenty of reasons you can't install it on every device.
Good luck installing this on every device you want to use it on.
I use tail scale to get on the LAN and Rustdesk for desktops, webuis or SSH once in.
Namesilo, cheap and never had issues
Can be ott yeah. I set mine up to understand how it all works and just kept things going.
I've stopped reading this series so many times, only at Part 1 of The Dark Forest. Glad to know it gets better.
Immich-go is stupid easy.
Just dump all your takeout zips in the same folder as immich-go and run the import. Lmk if you need help.
It ingested 60+ zips with 100gb of photos when I used it.
Unifi out of the box settings.
Honestly, if you want small and cheap get a raspberry pi to play around or rent a VM.
If you care about storage too you can get a Synology NAS (pricy) which is pretty newbie proof and comes out of the box with different and photo sync along with support for VMs or docker.
I found this while starting to build out my own wrapper. Stopped and knew I had to share.
