Hell, even if you don’t have a dedicated IP (where I live they don’t hand you one unless you’re a business) that’s pretty easy to sort out if your registrar has an API for updating DNS zones.

Moved all of my services from a shitty VPS to an old laptop a couple weeks ago and everything’s been pretty comfy so far.

semi-offtopic, i wrote a custom client since ddclient doesn’t work for non-eu ovhcloud accounts, hmu if you need it and i’ll polish it a bit and publish it. homelab has been working great with it so far.

put ddclient on that baby, have it update your dns records and you’ll have a portable server. absolutely cursed. you’re welcome.

My own art gallery. Started feeling the ick about posting on social media and just moved everything to my own hand-coded home page in Lustre. Feels nice to have a little space that’s just mine.

It ain’t much, but I’m also pretty proud of my Forgejo+actions setup. Pushing a commit and seeing my services update, knowing it’s all happening on “my” (VPS, but still) infra gives me such a warm fuzzy feeling.

Not the person you’re replying to, but

There are no shortages of evidence showing heavy LLM usage causing cognitive decline.

Likewise, if we accept anecdotal evidence, many users report losing understanding of their codebase after letting an LLM do substantial changes for them. Architecture drift is a common problem, too.

LLMs are trained on public code, much of it subpar, so it stands to reason that they are prone to regurgitating security vulnerabilities.

I am not including the plethora of ethical issues with LLMs, which I assume you do not care about coming from a purely utilitarian although short-sighted perspective.

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