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Llama 3 vs Ollama Performance

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Llama 3 vs Ollama Performance

In the middle of me taking on the challenge of developing a mini-fullstack project by my lonesom as a competitor to the official one in the office, I started looking to get a bit more embedding performance or alternatives to the "text-embedding-3-large" that I currently have running in the background

Ollama Performance Comparison Chart

Ollama Performance Comparison Chart

I stumbled upon Ollama while looking for ways to run large language models (LLMs) locally for research at work some time last year during the initial explosion of the interest in ChatGPT. Being a long time Linux dabbler all my GPU have almost always been from Team Red (AMD) unless

How to fix OpenCTI Heat Map?

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How to fix OpenCTI Heat Map?

If you self-host an OpenCTI instance via Docker (the recommendation), you may run into the situation where the heat-map suddenly does not work. In some instances, it probably had never worked depending on where you got your build instructions. I'm probably on my 5th iteration and it has been running

ZimaOS on Proxmox VE

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ZimaOS on Proxmox VE

How to install ZimaOS open beta in a Proxmox VE 7.x/8.x virtual machine.

Plumbing the Depths of Lacus

Plumbing the Depths of Lacus

Now that we've gotten a fresh new instance of the AIL Project installed, it is time to setup the web crawler back-end that will help map out the deep and dark web using another project called Lacus – which is a partial snippet of a much larger project called Lookyloo. We're

AIL Project 5.2 Adventures in a Linux Container

AIL Project 5.2 Adventures in a Linux Container

Coming out of the recent Virus Bulletin 2023 Small Talks in London, I was lucky to have been present and see more cybersecurity practitioners take notice of this cool project, especially from those who probably had never heard of it before (well, before me, at least!). Wanting to make a

sudo: setrlimit(RLIMIT_CORE): Operation not permitted

Proxmox VE/LXC errors: setrlimit(RLIMIT_CORE)

This issue occurred on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS due to bugs and vulnerability on older version of sudo

Marrakech in the Kingdom of Morocco

Marrakech in the Kingdom of Morocco

The origins of this post come from a team presentation we were asked to do. Since I hadn't really made a proper recap of my last travel, I figured why not hit a few stones at once. Some background Where to begin to describe this amazing place? The Amazigh (locally

Exploring a used MikroTik CCR1036-8G-2S+

Exploring a used MikroTik CCR1036-8G-2S+

Tile-GX was a chip product from the Tilera Corporation which eventually shutdown in 2014 when it was purchased by EZchip Semiconductor which then merged will Mellanox Technologies in 2016 and went on to be purchased by Nvidia in 2019. Linux dropped official kernel support for Tile in 2018, but the

Analysis Information Leak (AIL) Project - Proxmox VE Installation in LXC

Analysis Information Leak (AIL) Project - Proxmox VE Installation in LXC

First attempt. For compatibility reasons I went with using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) as this project appears to be about 4-years old now. The problem with this, however, is that tlsh has a functional build dependency to use CREATE_LINK which was only introduced in CMake 3.14.

Deep and Dark Web Monitoring

Deep and Dark Web Monitoring

When it comes to little boogeyman terms online we often hear about the deep web or the dark web. These terms are often interchanged, and that's alright when trying to simplify things. However, one most note that over-simplification is akin to saying that a thunderstorm and a deluge are both

Installing Ghost via TurnKey Linux in Proxmox VE

Installing Ghost via TurnKey Linux in Proxmox VE

Turnkey packages are meant to get you started right out the gate in the quickest amount of time. CT Templates are base images to deploy Linux Containers in Proxmox VE. Therefore, the first order of business is to download the Turnkey Linux Ghost template into the default launch location: Next,

Fixing Ghost Issues in a Docker Installation - Part II

Fixing Ghost Issues in a Docker Installation - Part II

Let's let the results speak for itself, shall we? As can be plainly seen the embedded images now show correctly. Granted, that any errors that existed after Exporting from my Docker/Portainer instance and Importing into my Turnkey Linux Ghost LXC instance continue to exist in terms of images. Meaning,

Fixing Ghost Issues in a Docker Installation - Part I

Fixing Ghost Issues in a Docker Installation - Part I

Ghost self-hosted has been running in my Docker container for a few days now based on the docker compose example in the official documentation: Of course, my preference would be to have this running in Portainer which is why I modified the details slightly. The only difference is that I