I use my gaming rig to serve up qwen3.6-coder to Open Web UI and that’s been very successful in helping me refactor my home lab to be more effecient and easier to support. Over the years of building my server I got everything working, but lets just say it’s a bot of a mess and a lot of shortcuts were taken.
I plan to look into ComfyUI soon but I do that have much of a use case for it at the moment.
Ya I see this advice often. “If they do that change apps then just stop talking to them”. They don’t even realize they sound like the crazy one constantly asking people to change apps.
I use Signal the most simply because that’s the app I can get most people to actually install that is the safest. And I still have friends that refuse to use it and will only message me on Discord. I’m not going to drop my friends simply because I care about privacy and they don’t.
I think Gamepass is just a problematic business model. A lot of people including myself had it when it was cheap and new. But gamers quickly realized, they don’t have time to play all these games. Its not like Netflix where you can binge all day for most gamers. It takes effort. It has to be very cheap for gamers to keep its and they can’t do that either, because games are expensive to make. I just don’t see it working long term.
All my passwords my family would need from me are in the shared org. I have a document that outlines what they should do if something happens to me. It basically says, shut the servers down, and here is where all the money is and here’s my will.
Also included in the document is instructions that they should export their vault from the bitwarden app, create an account on bitwarden.com and import it.
The bitwarden app actually caches the vault. So they should be able to export it even if your server is down.