I agree. And Flock doesn’t help one bit with reducing reckless driving.

Seems like what you're asking for is speed cameras, which only take photos of speeding vehicles. Flock cameras take photos of every vehicle, which violates everybody's privacy (and, arguably, the Fourth Amendment).

Not the parent but I am arguing that a combo of speed and flock style trackers are necessary. Again mixed feelings but I also don’t believe this is in violation of the 4th. Public road out in the public view.

I don’t think it’s the root of the problem but post Covid the things feel less civil in the US.

Tell me more, what do you mean with “models for stuff”?

Well historically, personally, I would have run ESRGAN upscaling and other video processing AI models as part of a video encoding pipeline.

Right now I would run/train Stable Diffusion and maybe run Facebook's GPT-like model (that just apparently leaked out from 4chan), and then run clients to mess with them on computers, phones and stuff. But the generative AI space is moving so fast, all that could be obsolete in a month.

There are crazy AI projects for all sorts of stuff (text to speech, "vector" searches on data, meme animation generation from stick figure drawings), and the requirement to run them is generally "a GPU with lots of VRAM"

Tell me more, why do you recommend having a public IP? And are you saying that can only be achieved with certain hardware?

If you want to serve anything to the Internet you want a public IP; it's much cleaner than port forwarding. And your ISP only gives you one and it lands on your router, so you want your router to also be your server. It's nothing to do with hardware per se, but you'd want multiple Ethernet ports and triple Wi-Fi radios.

Thank you. Which OS have you been using so far?

I've been using openmediavault. I'm thinking of switching to fedora.