Management was planning implementing Google Vertex (AI search platform), but since we already have all our data in ElasticSearch and it supports vectors, I said why not try to implement it myself. With integrated GPU and a very small model, I could create a working POC and it is gonna be - not overexaggerating - 50 times cheaper.

Attention grabber, nothing more

Man, XSecurity would be such a banger name. Read it like Execurity (a word play on Exec and Security).

Can't you just, I dunno, disconnect it from the ater source and stop using it? My LG is not dependent on it, and water filters are not DRM. It is a new models as well.

EDIT: Looking at other comments, might be because of I am European.

That's what you get for using anything that doesn't work fully offline. Seriously people still defending Plex and not seeing that it will bite them back sooner or later are delusional.

Given that hardware doesn't die, my Jellyfin will probably work until the heat death of the universe.

Two-for-one kind of deal

Finally got into Deathloop, it is not super long, but pretty cool concept with enough storytelling to not overwhelm but satisfying enough.

What OSM needs is a widely used service with consumer real time updates. The only thing I've been missing is showing closed roads or traffic. But that is all user sourced. Of we get enough people on board we are golden.

We got a shooter (Czech)

Nah, check my comment history and you'll probably find several instances of me calling this shit out. Usually it is just a downvote for the post, though.

All good mate, I've got a new keyboard and not uses to the layout yet.

I mean, should be legal to build it from source, just can't sell it. It doesn't use cloud services or remote servers, so that is a plus for privacy.

Glad I disabled anything connected to Gemini, and my smart home is not connected to a cloud servicr (self hosted Home assistant, all devices are ZigBee).