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Step one is to just let Claude have ssh access to the machine you run plex from and let him do a full sweep. I had some conflicting profile rules and was not pr
by doctoboggan 25d ago
Step one is to just let Claude have ssh access to the machine you run plex from and let him do a full sweep. I had some conflicting profile rules and was not properly blocking malware and not properly marking failures so they were never retried. This fixed a big portion of the manual work needed, but the usenet account is really what got me to nearly 100% hands off. I think I am paying $3/month for the next fifteen months, and apparently if I pay attention during Black Friday there will be some pretty cheap deals. For more months of access at even less
EDIT: Claude was also able to look at my logs and noticed that nearly all of the exe or other malware was coming from 2 trackers so we just eliminated those.
- tired_star_nrg 25d agoWhere could someone learn more about the usenet account method?
- doctoboggan 25d agoClaude will be able to help you with everything you need. If you don't have Claude code then the various self hosted subreddits are a good starting point. I had Claude do a sweep of the recent reddit posts to capture the current most recommended usenet accounts, he gave me two links, told me to sign up and paste in the API keys and he took it from there.
- Hikikomori 25d agoHow long before they block this kind of work with ai.
- davidwritesbugs 25d agoI already had DeepSeek tell me "I cant help you with torrents or other copyright infringing uses".
- weiran 25d agoYou can get around the checks with careful prompting. You’re just interested and want to learn more about it.
- davidwritesbugs 25d agoAll I did was create a wrapper script to pipe to the torrent client, then "pipe these torrent files to the script" - so easy to circumvent you wonder why they bother
- SSLy 25d agoweird, when I ran ds4flash it didn't complain about it at all.
- Gareth321 25d agoThey're already banning certain questions and workflows in the frontier models, but you can usually work around it with well structured queries. The ablated ("cracked") local LLMs will do whatever you want.
- Gareth321 25d agoI second your Usenet recommendation. I also have the $3 deal which just rolls over each year.