Yep, you can pay with monero for faster direct downloads

They stole people’s identity, so yes, while they duped the banks, they were stealing people’s mail at the same time.

Who could have predicted this?!

In no way does Signal prevent conversations from being archived. For all you know, a recipient could be screenshotting all of your messages, and they could even be using the official app when doing so.

If you don’t trust your contacts, probably shouldn’t be messaging them anything sensitive.

Yikes.

The GitHub has more details. https://github.com/exo-explore/llama98.c

The other catch is that the model is tiny, which will cause hallucinations to skyrocket, mostly producing gibberish.

The U.S. Department of Justice said it has opened an investigation into the “development and passage” of a new Washington law that requires clergy to report instances of child abuse or neglect, which the Justice Department says could violate the First Amendment’s right to free exercise of religion.

So it’s religious to help parents abuse their children?

That implies that the other tariffs made sense. None of them do, so this shouldn’t be shocking to anyone.

always wait for the .1 patch

If I nap, I can’t sleep when actual bedtime rolls around. So, pretty much only when I’m sick.

I don’t deny that they should’ve only sent it to affected users. But it’s an important thing to point out. In another thread, OP argued with multiple people because they thought the users would have to pay, before finally stating that even if the users didn’t have to pay, it was upsetting that the emails were sent.

Thus my comment about it not affecting users where the server owner had Plex Pass. Both Plex and OP were mistaken imo.

If it was just my parents and I using it, that’d be fine, but it’s not. In my experience, nothing is quite as simple as “always on”, and if something breaks, even unrelated to tailscale or anything I set up, I’ll be to blame even when it wasn’t my fault.

It just wouldn’t work for my users, unfortunately, and I don’t want to be responsible for endpoints on networks that someone else owns. I’m not denying that it’s possible or that it works for some people.

That’s the real benefit of a solution like Plex - it makes it so I only have to manage my own network, and if I want to invite someone new, I just ask them for the email attached to their Plex account, and I’m done.

I also am curious where you’re finding rpi’s for $35.

I’m very aware, that’s why I said that. OP’s users are unaffected. Everyone got the email. It doesn’t mean that everyone is affected.

Your users shouldn’t be upset because nothing has changed for them. It shouldn’t be the end of the world to tell your users that nothing has changed. None of my users have reached out.

I’ll agree that they should have only sent it to affected users.

Your users might be more upset that you’re pulling the plug and will require technically involved setups such as tailscale for Jellyfin. Gotta pick your battles.

Only if the server owner does not have a Plex pass.

I’m not a diehard fan of plex or anything, but I would never be able to get my mother in law to properly set up any type of VPN. None of my users are technically inclined. Until Jellyfin has a different solution, I will unfortunately be sticking with Plex.

It doesn’t matter that they got the email, everyone did. You need to read it further and see that if a server owner has a Plex pass, the users do not need to pay.

I don’t quite understand your confusion, they sent the email to everyone with an account. The email indicates clearly that if a server owner has a Plex pass, the users do not need it. The email is not “wrong”.

Of course, like someone else here said, anything is possible. Since we’re talking broadly, they wouldn’t necessarily even need the spyware if you leak anything else network wise, meaning even if you use Linux it could be caught.