I have no experience creating opkg packages for OpenWRT, so manual installation it is!
It's not compressed as of writing this, but it's much easier to install, and now supports our architecture
- A GL.iNet SiFlower router, like the Opal (GL-SFT1200)
I have no experience creating opkg packages for OpenWRT, so manual installation it is!
It's not compressed as of writing this, but it's much easier to install, and now supports our architecture
| U_XqO[287568] = (function () { | |
| var p$m = 2; | |
| for (; p$m !== 9; ) { | |
| switch (p$m) { | |
| case 2: | |
| p$m = typeof globalThis === "\x6f\u0062\u006a\u0065\u0063\x74" ? 1 : 5; | |
| break; | |
| case 1: | |
| return globalThis; | |
| break; |
This is a relatively simple, decent script to introduce some extra hotkeys to Floatplane. By default, only some hotkeys are active.
I've only tested this script on my Chromium-based browser with Tampermonkey, however I have no reason to believe it won't work on other browsers.
Hotkeys that I have added:
k, MediaPlayPause - play/pauseStopMedia - pausej - seek 10 seconds backl - seek 10 seconds forward| import { escapeHtml } from './escape.js'; | |
| import template from './template.html'; | |
| async function listAllKeys(namespace, options = {}) { | |
| let allKeys = []; | |
| let cursor = undefined; | |
| let listComplete = false; | |
| while (!listComplete) { | |
| const currentOptions = { ...options, cursor: cursor, limit: 1000 }; |
Create your own secure DNS server with filtering capabilities
NextDNS, eat your heart out
This tutorial will guide you through setting up a private DNS server using Caddy and AdGuard Home. You'll create a secure, encrypted personal DNS endpoint with content filtering and authorization that you can use from anywhere in the world.
2025-07-21
To the best of my abilities, I have extracted the system prompts used by Riffusion. LLMs can be seen used in the two main modes: "Prompt mode" and "Compose mode". The LLM they use is unknown. This kind of functionality has existed on Riffusion since their launch (2025-01-30). Their prompts mention reasoning, so it might be a chain of thought model, given the timeline -- something like o1-mini, but I have not been able to confirm this. For all I know, Riffusion being hosted on Google, it might be one of the Gemini models.
Failure on title generation (occurs normally, sometimes) might help realize what model or framework is being used:
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Definitely seems to be using function calling-capable models. Maybe PydanticAI on the backend?