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Honestly, Phi-4 is just 8GB, which even my laptop 2070 can do and it's not that much worse that ChatGPT for most stuff.

Runs pretty well as an AppImage on my linux boxes. On my workstation I run it with a 3090 and the new Gemma LLM has like 20GB and that's a really good model in my experience so far.

It's also by microsoft (disclaimer: absolutely fuck microsoft), which owns chatgpt, so makes sense that it's somewhat capable.

It sounds a little dire, but I could imagine if in some places of the world governments get worse and want to fuck people, it could be really easy to pin cybercrime on them.

Could the titular jellyfin server be caught by shitty mac or windows (or god damn smart tv) spyware?

I run a jellyfin server and give access to about 10 friends. I just kicked everyone out and the new rule is, that I will only stream to linux devices.

So there will be a few streaming boxes at friends places and I thought this could be a nice opportunity.

**Some ideas I've had: **

• distributed backups
• botnet (I always thought about playing around with a smal botnet on socials to do some fun experiment)

If anybody has cool ideas, please share : )

Edit: Everything runs on tailscale

Am using Calibre and audiobookshelf. I'd love a solution where I can search the actual contents of the books. Like being able to search for topics inside all of my books.

Would be a cool AI feature - similar to how immich works.

Does anyone have a solution for that?