jwiggler
@jwiggler@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Is anyone self-hosting their own AI? 2 weeks ago:
Oh shit I wasn’t aware! Thanks for the heads up, I’ll swap to llama.cpp
- Comment on Is anyone self-hosting their own AI? 2 weeks ago:
Pretty much my setup as well. Though I’m using qwen3.8 27b-Q4_K_M under ollama. Everything running with docker. Add nginx and either a domain+port forwarding or zerotier/tailscale you’ve got an app you can get to from outside your house.
Right now not sure how I’m going to leverage it not probably to streamline my self hosted stuff, help with config mgmt and documentation, web page summarization, etc. we’ll see how it does, just got it setup yesterday
- Comment on [Discussion] What games are you playing on your Steam Deck/Machine/Frame? - October 2026 4 weeks ago:
Nope. I’m on the final boss and accidentally am super under levelled (level 2 on all my upgradables) so I’m pretty much issen-ing everything, and going from computer to steamdeck hasn’t been an issue
- Comment on [Discussion] What games are you playing on your Steam Deck/Machine/Frame? - October 2026 4 weeks ago:
Finishing up onimusha on my steamdeck. Well … Streaming from my PC to my steamdeck so I can hang with the gf around the house. Forza horizon 6 has been fun too
- Comment on Nobody talked about the most useless feature of the Steam Frame 4 weeks ago:
That is sick. Also, great movie.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
I think ive tried remote play and never got it working. at least with moonlight and sunshine, i can control everything thats going on. I have had to tinker quite a bit.
I basically now have a script that saves the state of my real monitors, turns them off, and creates a virtual monitor on my Ubuntu 26.04 pc, according to whatever resolution the moonlight client requests. then, after i close moonlight, it runs a tear down script that destroys the virtual monitor and brings the real monitors back exactly how they were. That way i can connect from my steamdeck and it matches the resolution, or i can connect from another computer and it matches the resolution of that screen.
i have hitches with wifi sometimes, where i have to restart moonlight client (which doesnt necessarily kill the sunshine session) but for the most part it runs smooth enough for action games like Onimusha, Spider-Man, etc. I’ve also played Rocket league on it, the most latency-affected game I play, and it is better streamed than playing straight off the steamdeck.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
you ever use moonlight/sunshine?
im wondering if ill be able to do flat gaming streaming using moonlight installed to the steamframe
this is how i use my steamdeck currently and its absolutely killer. gaming pc performance on the tiny handheld.