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Exactly, I literally set it up mere hours ago to switch away from jellyfin and I have all my playlists as .m3u files and they got scanned automatically

i find the phi95 dark theme actually very pleasing :D

Ah yes sure you can do that.

If you install it as a simple package you just cd into the folder you want and run the command ‘copyparty’ otherwise you can simply use docker compose and set it up that way: https://jaredheinrichs.substack.com/p/how-to-setup-copyparty-using-docker

there you can just point the path of your syncthing folder into the /media directory inside the docker container

what do you mean?

i use it in the most basic way… when I need to quickly access a folder on one my servers I cd into it, copy party, access it on my PCs browser and go, then I quit copy party

I don’t give a fuck is sending I don’t give a fuck into the wilderness, armed with I don’t give a fuck

ultra minimal but might do everything you need

copyparty + syncthing

yeah the training data is super important, i just hoped that i would fare well inside the home assistant MCP setting :D

Taking your comment about it being overkill as food for thought, i just pulled the 12b version of gemma4 and run that now. I’ll observe if it works just as good for my usecase and that way i just saved like 10GB of VRAM :D

I did make it use getTime every time but when I tell it to make a calendar entry for the “next Tuesday” for example it would be off by at least a week. Sometimes even making the entry in the past.

I’d agree with you on it being overkill, but I wrote SK many scripts and automations involving LLM tasks that rely on a capable model to determine the flow of a task that I heavily prefer the 27ban models

currently running gemma4 and for my use case it performs much better than qwen3.8

i tried using it as conversation agent for home assistant and it always calculated the dates wrong

what is the freezer trick exactly?

I wouldn’t exactly call this a hot take showerthought if you look at how many studies there already are that show the effects of car dependency in most of north america.

I am german, my work place is 700m away from where i live, the next supermarket is 450 meters away and i don’t live in a big city where those numbers could go down to under 100m.

So, i know that my “hot take” is not true for most parts of the world. But my statement was specifically about american cities and towns. There is also the very big problem of segregation of incomes. If you can’t afford a car, you can’t afford to live in certain neighborhoods because you simply can’t walk 15 minutes to the next supermarket or to your work.

And i cannot NOT call this crippling and robbing of freedom.

I am 100% with you on the fact that cars also enable freedom. And as i much as i rely on public transport, i also enjoy the freedom of simply hopping into my car and drive exactly where i want and when i want.

But depending on where you live, a car is a necessity instead of a “freedom-enabler” and that… is crippling…

Cars empowered people at first.

But look at every single american town or city and you will see that it crippled them, made them dependent and robbed them of their freedom.

Looking at my Ventoy stick i have multiple folders for different OS:

Arch_Based:

• CachyOS
• Garuda

Debian_Based:

• Debian Bookworm
• Mint
• Zorin OS

Fedora_Based:

• Fedora Silverblue
• Nobara

GamingBox

• Bazzite
• ChimeraOS

ServerOS:

• Ubuntu Server
• TrueNAS Scale

Windows:

• Tiny10
• Tiny11

Tools:

• Avira Rescue System
• SuperGrub2
• UBCD