A lot of expansions of the Pi are called hats from some reason.

https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/ai-hat/

Depends on how fast you want it to run. A Raspberry Pi with an AI hat runs well enough.

No, because a regurgitation machine prone to hallucinations can not replace someone with a decade of training.

Adguard home has a DNS rewrite function that you can use to rewrite local DNS queries.

I use it to rewrite my queries at home to point to the LAN IP. When I am out I get my public IP from normal resolvers.

Yes, you should always have an AV because security is about layers.

I am not the one carrying out the attack in this instance, I only lend some CPU cycles firearms to a coordinated attack.

Intent is the thing you are missing. You know the end result of your actions. That is why this action is illegal in civilised countries.

I think the gun analogy does not really work here: you cannot be held accountable for creating any part of a gun, in case of a murder.

It absolutely applies, but you are not making the gun are you? You are handing a working firearm with ammo to someone you know will do something illegal.
If I borrowed my friends firearm and said I’m going to the range, that is a normal thing. If I said I’m going to Bondi Beach with it, that is a cause for concern and why people get caught up in accessories charges.

Maybe? But if you use termux you can install the official Linux package and avoid the fork drama.

couple other things that are a little more hush hush ;)

Yarr harr?

I really need to get my 2009scape server onto my pi and off my PC. How are you running that one?

What are you running?

Are you honestly surprised by this? It is IBM after all.

On the bright side it is only Fedora Workstation and not the server line.

Do you have a hotmail or live account? You can use the free web version of Word that comes with those.

Bentopdf if you deal with PDFs

Omni-tools if you need to convert between 2 formats or units

It-tools for the fun of it.

Ooof. 47 months. I should rethink my setup.

I was watching a video yesterday where an org was churning 30K containers a day because they didn’t profile their application correctly and scaled their containers based on a misunderstanding how Linux deals with CPU scheduling.

Hot damn. That is a far better way then counting the lines from docker ps

What tool is that screenshot from?

Things and stuff. There is the web front end, API to the back end, the database, the redis cache, mqtt message queues.

And that is just for one of my web crawlers.

/S

I salute you and wish you the best in never having a dependency conflict.

Boooo, you need some chaos in your life. :D

That’s a wee bit imbalanced. Is server 4 your big boi?