I'm using gemma3:27b with the latest ollama (0.6.2) and vision is working.

Yes but we're talking about mistral 3.1 here, which doesn't have the vision component implemented, looks like vllm supports it though.

Mistral 3.1 vision works with MLX and mlx-vlm - https://github.com/Blaizzy/mlx-vlm/pull/256

https://huggingface.co/mlx-community/Mistral-Small-3.1-24B-I...

Reminds me of that scene [1] from Enemy of the State where they "Rotate us 75 degrees around the vertical" in one of those "enhance, enhance" tropes.

[1] https://youtu.be/3EwZQddc3kY?t=7

Man, we all have been bluffed by this scene

The design of Pinboard exists in a similar but self hosted service called linkding [1]. I've been self hosting with Docker for a few years with no issues I can recall. Just checked and it does have the responsive forms as well.

[1]: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding

Thank you! Linkding has everything I wanted from Pinboard (a bit nicer interface :)). I just set it up, imported everything from Pinboard, and will probably be happy.

Cool! Is there a straightforward way to import your Pinboard?

Pinboard: Settings -> Backup -> "HTML (legacy Netscape format almost everyone can read)"

Linkding: Settings -> General -> Import "Import bookmarks and tags in the Netscape HTML format. This will execute a sync where new bookmarks are added and existing ones are updated."

The stuff in quotes is verbatim from the admin panels, I have not tried it.

Yes, if you count the export from Pinboard to Bookmark.html and then import to Linkding for once.

One weird thing though is, that Linkding does not have marking a bookmark "read" on first click: This is the most useful feature on Pinboard for me.

Via the pinboard-bookmarklet I pile all the links I come across, then mass read them and can track what's been read because the first click marks them on Pinboard.

Not the one you replied to, but I can check later if I don't forget, but I happily switched to linkding (without importing) and I don't miss anything.

Oh, wow, I just installed it on my server, and it's great (づ ◕‿◕ )づ

Ooh it's on Pikapods, too! I'll give it a try. :)

IIRC you can view the source and it's all custom WebGL available for viewing.

I use FolderSync for Android which works well for my obsidian sync needs

I find the Ikea outlet switches are great repeaters. Always plugged in, easy to move around.

The old SmartThings zigbee outlets are rock solid as well, and also have current monitoring. I used mine both as a repeater and to detect a jammed auger in my cat feeder.

I've also had good luck with the Sonoff outlet switches. I've got several of those around the house doing nothing but being mesh repeaters.

I also have a few of these, mine serve as actual switches though. Sonoff stuff is solid.

Check out onshape.com, it's similar to fusion360 and is quite good for hobbyists. I use it for parts I need to 3D print.

Second for this -- I worked on a product that used their back-end API several years ago (just before they were acquired). Great group of developers over there.

linkding hit the spot for me. self hosted with simple API. https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding

Rufus (the ISO to Flash Drive app) recently added a feature to create a local user right into the installation media, remove telemetry, and remove windows 11 hardware restrictions. It's worked like a charm so far.

Holy shit, that’s awesome. Already loved Rufus but this is a whole other level.

Midjourney recently changed their terms of service and now the creators own the image and give a license back to Midjourney. Pretty cool.