It’s a cluster of workers where everyone can generate images/text using workers connected to the service.

So if you ran a worker, people could generate stuff using your PC. For that you would gain kudos, which in turn you can use to generate stuff on other people’s computers.

Basically you do two things: help common people without access to powerful machines and use your capacity when you have time to use the kudos whenever you want, even on the road where you can’t turn on your PC if you fancy so.

Try running an AI Horde worker, it’s a really great service!

It’s such a classic, I say it every day to myself when I wake up.

That is not Fediverse specific. That’s general internet behaviour.

Congrats, you lived in a social bubble. As we all do. Your sounds fun, so cherish the memories and don’t pretend your experience is universal.

Sure, the Fediverse is not Lemmy. But I’m using Lemmy. I also use Mastodon. Both are vastly different experiences despite being based on the same protocol.

Wow, you’re that kind of troll. Okay, enjoy your day and happy trolling!

You realize the software most of us here use is literally called Lemmy, right?

Shameless plug: I made an OpenSCAD calendar that uses some clever algorithms to automatically determine the correct day of the week no matter what year you set.

https://chrastecky.dev/post/8 (you can open the post directly on your Lemmy instance, if it doesn’t work, you can check out the entire blog category: !3d-printing@chrastecky.dev)

Build a simple house model! Make it configurable using customiser, it’s pretty cool watching it rerender itself. Or make a LEGO brick, also a fun exercise.

Some of the things I made with it:

• the iconic “days without accidents” plate with changeable numbers
• an iPhone stand with slope customizable in the customiser
• a simple toy bed
• a keychain of the Lemmy logo
• a custom phone case
• a configurable task list with sliders
• a calendar that automatically calculates the correct day of week, meaning no matter what year you set in the customiser, the days are always correct

Feel free to try, though I don’t trust the LLMs enough to detect other LLMs.

You can use https://schedule.lemmings.world/ to automate the posts. Or, given the community we’re in, you can selfhost it!

This week I’ve been doing some work on my GOG Downloader to finally back up all my GOG stuff when I buy new disks, that’s pretty much it for my selfhost/homeserver stuff this week.

Oh yeah, that’s pretty standard.

Well, apparently not what gamers want given that not even a million of the EU ones signed the petition to force EU to look at it.

Well, it’s still a hack, not something officially supported, I wouldn’t really consider them DRM-free when you still need Steam to run the game officially.

I’m not ruling out Steam either, they’ve done a lot of good for gaming and I buy games there if I really want them and there’s close to no chance they’re coming to GOG (like the recent Dragon Age), but more and more often I decide that I don’t actually want that game that much.

Indeed, there are many tools to do that, one of them of my own making: https://github.com/RikudouSage/GogDownloader

But even if you don’t back them up, at least you signal that DRM-free is important to you by buying there.

For games, always buy from GOG if you can. Unless it’s a game I really want I only buy from GOG.

I mean, it’s the same, except you don’t get a total number across all your posts.

The hive mind is here as well.

I did, thanks!

Didn’t seem that bad to me (though I’ve definitely read books with better flow), I had that exact same thing with Game of Thrones.