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From what I've seen, AMD only has compiling models on Linux, Intel has some OpenVINO or something which allows usage of models. But I might be wrong.

Otherwise, NPU use seems limited to mostly Windows currently.

Edit: I just found this. https://github.com/amd/gaia

Though, still limited. Just wanted to put it out there for people.

Sorry. I don't have any idea how to get those. 😬

Could you clarify what type of instructions I should search for to direct me on that?

Thank you!

If you can find it, 'wood vinegar' works as an herbicide at higher concentrations, but then supposedly dilutes throughout the soil/with rain to a level which is a type of soil amendment.

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I'm sorry. I definitely meant HIPAA. My bad.

Thank you very much for the correction and link.

Going off another comment, I guess I still need to get some clarification regarding details and possible exemptions, or how to check on their eligibility for exemption. (In the very least, possibly having <50 employees I guess.)

Thank you very much for commenting.

Well, I've seen the kid sitting at a computer as well as looking at paper records with names clearly visible. And, while I was there cleaning, I've seen him go through and do 'wake up calls' to wake the people staying there.

Though, the 50 employees detail makes me question a bit now.

It's a 'behavioral' shelter facility which provides short stays (minimum 90 days) for unhoused or substance treatment clients (they don't provide the substance treatment here, only the temporary housing and "case management" to help find housing), or individuals moved out of inpatient hospital stays who need a place to stay.

They are run by a larger religious organization in the area, which has 3 or 4 other locations in town. I've seen on their website that they have regional offices elsewhere in the state, so, it's possible they have at least 50 employees across all those regions. Though, I can't be entirely sure of that, and not sure how to check on it.

Thanks again for the help so far!

That's my worry as well. The last thing I want is to set off some alarm or whatever.

Thank you very much. That's really good to know.

Though, I'm unsure of a few things.

So, the machine physically CAN copy this type of key, you're just not supposed to?

And, additionally, I wonder how it copies a key type if it doesn't have the key template in it's inventory.

Unless it either has those templates and just tells people to use the honor system, or it somehow copies keys in a way which somewhat disregards the specifics of templates?

Also, unless the manner in which it copies keys is capable of duplicating various security features, this wouldn't work for say the more secure 'Best Cormax' key (which would give the shower access)?

Do you know if this includes the 'Best Cormax' type keys?

It's the one that would provide the shower access, so hoping to find a solution for it.

Thank you for taking the time to comment.

Have you ever gotten a 'Best Cormax' key duplicated?

I can search for locksmiths or maybe even self-service kiosks (from another comment here), but I'm not sure about that more secure Cormax key, which gives the shower access.

Yeah, that's a good idea, I've considered trying this.

Though, the key that would give access to the shower is a 'Best Cormax'. So, hoping to find a solution for that if I can.

Like @three@lemmy.zip mentioned, the service states you can't duplicate those types of keys. But on their website, after this statement, they link to their Terms of Service, which states

and you will not use the Service or the Minute Key Machine to duplicate any third party’s keys (including without limitation, protected keys such as “Do Not Duplicate,” “Do Not Copy,” public school, public university, or public institution keys)"

unless you are authorized in writing by such third party to duplicate such keys."

So, the machine physically CAN copy this type of key, you're just not supposed to?

And, additionally, I wonder how it copies a key type if it doesn't have the key template in it's inventory.

Unless it either has those templates and just tells people to use the honor system, or it somehow copies keys in a way which somewhat disregards the specifics of templates?

Also, unless the manner in which it copies keys is capable of duplicating various security features, this wouldn't work for say the more secure 'Best Cormax' key (which would give the shower access)?

creating the possibility that the evidence would be destroyed permanently

This is sort of where I keep going back to in my mind. Like, I've seen things about supposed redacting or whatnot. So, like, what is there to be released if supporters of the Current Admins had them for so long?

Some like original copy of something somewhere that somebody secreted away?

And, how does something like that get proven to be...legitimate? Especially to a point of actionable repercussions?

I honestly just don't understand how this all works. Hoping for the damn best though.