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# How to setup a MySQL Master-Master replication over Tor
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## **Introduction**
Your dark net [vegetable shop](../tornginxphpmysql/index.md) turned out to be a **wild success**!
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In early 2025 we also heard A LOT about deepseek-r1. An open reasoning LLM that tried to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT. While it wasn't Deepseeks first model (their earlier work includes deepseek-coder, deepseek-v2.5 MoE and deepseek-v3), the hype was global. It brought a lot of attention to open LLM ecosystem and made proprietary AI companies loose billions.
Personally, I was interested in Open LLMs since their inception - when ollama project based on llama.cpp was born. Here're some of my picks for best self-hostable models currently available on ollama:
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Trained by | Google | Microsoft | IBM | Alibaba | Meta
Released on | 03-2025 | 12-2024 | 02-2025 | 09-2024 | 07-2024
Parameter count | 12B | 14B | 8B | 14B | 8B
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Other variants | 1B, 4B, 27B | Phi4-mini 4B | Vision 2B, 2B | 0.5B, 1.5B, 3B, 7B, 32B, 72B, Qwen-coder | 70B, 405B
Good at | Reasoning, explaining concepts, light programming, vision, translation | Instruction following, programming, complex tasks, translation | General tasks, light programming, translation | Translation, general tasks | General tasks
Bad at | - | - | Complex tasks | Instruction following | Complex tasks, instruction following
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## **Use-Cases**
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If you have a regular live usb tails os setup, all you need to do is to simply **unplug or disconnect the USB stick to shutdown the system and wipe off all forensic trace of what you were doing:**
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And If you have a Tails OS VM, you can simply hit the shutdown button to erase what you were doing in the VM:
