[–] 7 points 1 week ago (2 children)

I am trying to find affordable 2x16Gb ram modules that are just right to run on my asrock J5040 and push my proxmox to more possibilities.

Because my needs for ram are increasing since its not just about have the services availble anymore. I plan to add gitlab and k3s and with the rest of my services the 16GB ram are pretty tight.

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  • [–] 2 points 6 months ago

    Unfortunatly this is not possible for my setup. I have a Asrock J4050 with its soldered cpu. So I need something like a separate device. USB, SBC with lan, anything like that... Because of that, I was happy when i discovered coral. And to be honest: I did not researched deeply. So I am unaware of its limitation to frigate. I wanted to create my own model and run it on coral. The training was planned to be done on another device.

    Now I need to check if a raspi could be sufficent or if anything else comes up.

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  • [–] 2 points 11 months ago (2 children)

    Isn't fail2ban a possibility too? I created a filter for chatgpt and some others, and it feels like its working. My radicale server is my only free acessable service but it comes with a small webgui and so the bots showed up. I have no clue if the bot gets a fraction of your site each time it shows up, but seemingly the ban happens within 300ms when I remember correct. So it wouldn't be that much of information...

    When setting the retry to 1 it will ban at the first sight.

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  • [–] 7 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) (2 children)

    Well my first reply is: setting up yor own router is like to learn driving with a touring car. You just need to know a lot to set up/handle everything properly. Its just not easy and in m opinion the most wrong point to start.

    DNS-wise I would like to recommend something like pihole. To me it was my first thing I installed and used until this day and also the handling of DNS is quite easy. Maybe you should consider lerning other things before setting up your own router.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago

    Ok, I have watched a short video to create a colour profile with RawTherapee but it was a kind of preset for internal uses. I have no clue if this can be exported. But yes, It could be difficult to achive what I am looking for and create this profile...

    I have a Radeon so nVibrant is no choice.

    Thank you very much for the reference even if I do not have seen shader code ever before.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (4 children)

    Maybe I underestimate this peofiles, but I got it this way:
    These profiles are made to have better matching colours when it comes to different devices. For example, a photo camera, your display and the printer. All of them will show differences for each colour in your taken pictures. A profile is used to minimize those differences so that the print is as close as it could get on your taken or edited picture colorwise.

    So I think this is not the tool I am looking for. Moreover, to create my own profile i need a colorimeter to measure the colours my display is showing.

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  • Colour Saturation (discuss.tchncs.de)
     

    Hey there,

    I think its not the first time you read about this.

    I recently installed a Linux on my gaming pc and I want to fade out of Windows11 and into Linux only. So far so good.

    One of my biggest concerns where the colours of my monitors. Since Adrenaline is not available on Linux, I hoped for another solution to get the colours bright and bangy. But it seems impossible with wayland.
    And noo, its not a setting that my monitor can provide. It never was and it never will (I write it down since in every thread about this topic, someone was mentioning it sounds like something the monitor setting should handle).

    • For X11 there was vibrantLinux.
    • A maybe instable solution could be vibrant-cli.
    • For games there is Gamescope thanks to Valve. But this only works for Games started from within Steam.

    So this means, my Desktop/Browser still is not as bangy as I want it to be.

    My search lead me to KWin scripting could be the solution. This is where I need some advice or somebody to confirm!

    If I want to increase the overall colour saturation for my monitors, the correct way to go is to create a KWin script that does it, pack it as a package and use it.

    I found the KWin Scripting tutorial over at develop.kde.org and I feel like solving this problem could be interesting.

    Since I have no experience with JS, ECMA-Scripting or QMA, all this will be new and I want to know beforehand if I walk the right path. If not, a lot of time will be consumed just to realise I was wrong.

    Thanks for reading :)

    PS: I like KDE very much

    PPS: Just if you never heard of Adrenaline: I have Radeon gpu

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