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SuspiciousCarrot78

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  • Jellyfin / Paperless-ngx on Raspberry Pi 4?

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  • It's very ok, as long as you don't expect multiple 4K streams at it.

    I ran JellyFin on a Pi 4 for about 3 or 4 yrs before it started acting up. So long as you don't transcode, it works wonderfully well. I had it serving upto 4-5 x 720p streams at same time. IIRC, it can just about do a single 4K, 60? Never tried - all my media is 1080p or less.

    IIRC, mine is overclocked and undervolted using PiTools (and is in a Argon 40 case with a m.2). The Argon 40 case (I think) is causing it to short (something with the daughter-board? Dunno). Better options these days.

    Paperless I don't use but I don't see why it shouldn't be possible.

    Don't try Immich unless you like pain (or turn off the AI stuff)

  • <8B multilingual models for language learning chatbots

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  • I actually (just last night) abliterated a Qwen3.5-2B for this sort of purpose (well, more specifically, to fit neatly into a socket for a project). It's fast and light, cooked for edge devices, and should have inherited all of base Qwen's tricks (~200 languages, vision etc) polaris-heretic-Q4_K_M-GGUF

    Try it and see if it works? I inadvertently made it really fucking love dotpoints (GPT-OSS 20B disease) so am trying to unfuck it right now.

    Else - I can recommend something like Granite-4H or the old Qwen3-4B 2507 instruct

    granite-4.1-3b-heretic.i1-Q4_K_M

    Qwen3-4B 2507 instruct

  • Real-Debrid’s Renewed Piracy Crackdown Follows Corporate Restructuring

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  • It's a more convenient method for some to pirate content, as it requires comparatively little set up. Think: Netflix but yaaar. You pay upkeep but they ensure content is there (as best as possible).

    Other similar options include things like Flixify and FMovies.

    It always surprised me folks into self hosting prefer pirate streaming. That's still someone else computer - I'd rather D/L it myself when possible. I get it though - some of the services are very good and near Netflix level convenient.

  • Noob here: Why is Google making Gemma open-source?

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  • Noob here: Why is Google making Gemma open-source?

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