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| 2025 Browser-Based Multiplayer Games |
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Posted by: SickProdigy - 11-22-2025, 05:02 PM - Forum: PC Discussion
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2025 Browser-Based Multiplayer Games
Here are some fun, free-to-play browser games similar to Krunker.io and SmashKarts.io:
All are free to play in your browser and offer fast, competitive multiplayer action!
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| How to Use Local / Remote Ollama with PowerShell 7 on Windows |
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Posted by: SickProdigy - 11-21-2025, 07:09 PM - Forum: Windows
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How to Use Local / Remote Ollama with PowerShell 7 on Windows
This guide shows you how to set up a custom PowerShell command to interact with your local/remote Ollama server from the Windows console.
Step 1: Install PowerShell 7- Go to PowerShell GitHub Releases.
- Download the latest MSI installer for Windows (e.g., PowerShell-7.x.x-win-x64.msi).
- Run the installer and follow the prompts.
- Start PowerShell 7 by typing pwsh in your Start menu or terminal.
Step 2: Set Up Your PowerShell Profile- Open PowerShell 7 (pwsh).
- Type:
- If prompted, create the file.
- Paste the following function into the file: (replace model and uri with custom parameters)
Code: function ollama {
param(
[Parameter(ValueFromRemainingArguments=$true)]
$PromptArgs
)
$prompt = $PromptArgs -join " "
$body = @{ model = "llama3.2"; prompt = $prompt } | ConvertTo-Json
$response = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri "http://192.168.1.69:7869/api/generate" -Method POST -Body $body -ContentType "application/json"
$lines = $response -split "`n"
$answer = ($lines | ForEach-Object {
try { ($_.Trim() | ConvertFrom-Json).response } catch {}
}) -join ""
Write-Host $answer
}
- Save and close Notepad.
- Reload your profile by typing:
Note*
When you define a function (like ollama) in your profile, you can call it by typing its name in the console—this is known as a function-based command in PowerShell.
Step 3: Use Your Custom Command (Or alias)- In PowerShell 7, type:
Code: ollama Your prompt here
- Example:
Code: ollama What is the capital of France?
- You’ll see the combined response from your Ollama server.
Notes:- Make sure your Ollama server is running and accessible at the IP and port you specified.
- You can change the model name or server address in the function as needed.
- This command only sends text prompts and returns text responses.
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