I've recently started using Rats Search, basically a p2p torrent indexer. I don't want to bother with private trackers so this is pretty much perfect.
Flicsmo
joined 2 years ago
I've never heard of Soulseek before, but it sounds like exactly the sort of thing I've been trying to find for years! I'm so sick of Spotify, I want to get back into collecting locally but it's hard. This looks perfect :)
Nicely done, looks great!
This is the way. The really top-tier AI art is almost guaranteed to use this, most online tools and other frontends just don't have the features. Also, here is a link to a fork of that with an improved UI (no other changes).
Fun fact, it can be run on as low as 2gb vram! It works out of the box with the --lowvram parameter, and with some extra fiddling with extensions you can even generate high resolution stuff.
Whoa, those are amazing! I love that pinky trumpet blue
Wonderful! I like those pots too!
Well if it's a machine that's 100% correct in its predictions obviously I'd take box B since that'd be a guaranteed billion - but assuming it's fallible, I'd go with A+B. A million dollars is plenty of money, I don't even know what I'd do with a billion.
There's something kind of refreshing about having to go out of your way to find content, rather than going out of your way to avoid it. It reminds me of the earlier days of the web with random geocities sites, forums, webrings.
But yeah even considering that it still feels kinda barren around here. I don't think Lemmy was used much at all before the Reddit exodus - it's still pretty new and heavy in development, and I don't think was even really usable until recently. As many issues as it's had supporting the massive influx of users, it's lucky that it's usable enough as a Reddit alternative with all the stuff going down over there.
Anyway, welcome aboard! Hopefully we can get things going soon enough :) I've only been around a few days but everything I've posted has gotten more attention and thoughtful responses than they would elsewhere, even with how small the communities are - I think once people see how much more rewarding it is to contribute here activity will start to snowball.
Yeah good point. I think these particular bot instances are being way too obvious to do any major damage - not when it's as simple as it is to defederate them - but what'll happen when it's not 100k bots on one instance, but 1000 instances with 100 bots apiece?
Let's hope Lemmy gets the tools needed to deal with this. I wonder how Mastodon does it? They've been around a while, I'm sure they've had similar issues.
That's worrying. Though at least it seems they're mostly confined to a few particular instances. Defederating is a great tool that will definitely mitigate the worst of it, but at the same time this is uncharted water - there's no real way of knowing what exactly will happen in a large scale attack.
Just creating accounts isn't an attack, but it's going to suck when there actually is one. I wonder if they'll try to be subtle and use AI or recycled content, or if they'll just use the accounts for spam or DDoS?
Click that link there, scroll down to where it says 'download'