They were my favorite when they were big. RIP

I’ve started using Karakeep for this. If I haven’t used a tab in a while but want it to stick around, throw it to Karakeep, let ai tag it, then close that tab.

How does it compare to Firefox?

It’s pretty hard to hide these sorts of things and they seem like pretty big targets for relatively affordable drone bombs… Just sayin’

I haven’t read the article, but I assume the real answer is because it’s a visual representation of a bunch of vectors. These models use a ton of vector math to function.

I haven’t. I bought lifetime Plex Pass something like 15 years ago. A price change doesn’t effect me. It’s all their shitty updates and removing of features that makes me keep an eye on Jellyfin. I already have a sync setup for my watch status and a couple of my main users. Jellyfins apps are still worse.

It wouldn’t have to be in the earth shadow half the time. A highly eccentric orbit wouldn’t have that issue. It would have the issue is constantly changing latency, but maybe at the slower speeds AI works at that wouldn’t be a concern?

Yes, they tricked you by giving it that name. But they gave all kinds of fine print saying it was a beta program you were buying into.

Anything that isn’t open source can’t be secure. That doesn’t mean that everything open source is secure though.

They definitely always said it was a beta program. You fell for the con. I get that you’re upset, but got got what they sold to you.

You got exactly what you paid for. You paid to be a beta tester.

To be fair, often times coders are horrible system admins. Heck Torvalds famously runs Fedora because he found installing Debian too confusing.

That’s the name of it. https://www.usenetserver.com/

I forgot about private trackers. Yeah, if you can get into those they can be pretty good. You normally have to worry about your seed ratio for those private sites though. At least the one I was a member of wayyy back in the day.

Usenet Server

What are you talking about? My usenet subscription is unlimited less than $10/month and it even comes with a VPN subscription. Nothing hard to figure out at all. Certainly nothing harder than figuring out which VPN to subscribe to.

I suppose that could be true.

But will pay for a VPN to run torrents or just risk the exposure?

Using torrents without a VPN is crazy to me.

I’m not Gen Z, but I’ve never canceled my Usenet subscription…