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Yes.

Can we configure it to use local models but in LAN? Like Ollama or Strata.

Waterfox rulez!

I don't get it. Why do I need to "boot into nostalgia"? Why is this not a simple exe running on any and all operating systems of today?

Hmmm, this whole calculus changed recently with Strata and similar projects that do live memory juggling between VRAM, RAM and NVMe.

Because it is happening without user's consent. Imagine you invite me for a drink in your home, and while you're not looking I go and open the front door, for whichever reason. How would that make you feel?

That's the point right there, it feels like people who wrote that and people who added this "feature" are not the same people (any more).

By a virtue of the fact that each and every server logs all packets 24/7 nowadays. For example, if you run a port scanner over a million different IP addresses, and one of them happens to be mine, then in my logs there is your IP now.

It's a trust violation.

Sending out even a ping without explicit user consent makes it unsafe.

Absolutely. Couldn't agree more.

Problem is not solved. Why was this turned on by default behind our backs? What else is being contacted and with what purpose behind our backs? This is a serious breach of trust from Home Assistant.

I would consider a single byte sent to any server without my explicit permission a breach of trust.

No MIDI?

Ah, no, my bad, didn't define "seen" properly. Seen can mean "posts that I clicked to open", but it can also mean "posts I scrolled past". Seems that this second use case is not covered l.