WindowsEnjoyer @ WindowsEnjoyer @sh.itjust.works

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Of course "Ukraine attacked us after peaceful 6 months"!

Myself I buy these disposables from time to time, but always return to small electronics recycle boxes. It's still electronic after all, with a fucking lithium battery in it.

If you ask me - these should be banned. Only refillables should be allowed to exist.

Yeah, animations in trailer, especially getting in and out of car looked like straight from the mobile game ad. 😅

I live in shitty small city and a have shitty connectivity. Luckily, fiber is available and my phone has something called Voice Over WiFi in phone settings. Day & night difference to me. See if this helps you too?

😂😂🙆😅

I am not concerned about that. Business primary goal is to make money, and Google is business, so any free service is temporary, especially if not powered by ads.

I am fully on Linux - daily usage, gaming and working.

If it runs Windows 10 - it runs Linux too.

I wanna play "sex with hitler"

Think this way: postgress db is just part of immich. That's it - separate your services into logical units.

That's actually makes more sense to do at home lab. Bringing down your main DB breaks a lot of your services. By separating - only part would be broken.

My postgress db lives in the same docker compose file where immich is. If I decide to delete immich - it's very simple to run "docker compose down" and delete folders. :)

But it's not that difficult to dedicate Docker compose file for an "immich project" and use exactly as developer suggests. You are not like going to have 100+ users, more like 1-10 users and even RPI would be enough. It's not an issue to have small database along immich project on the same host.

Photoprism has different approach. Last time I tried I wasn't impressed. Immich, on the other hand, gives me almost identical experience to Google Photos. I was heavily using Google Photos, so this is probably the reason why I am pro-immich.

Considering that it's free, always improving and self-hosted, I am more than happy that it lacks some minor features from Google Photos. :) It's not perfect, but I can relax that nothing like this would happen to me:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/aug/22/google-csam-account-blocked

Kodi generally chockes in the menu. Default interface is ugly, navigation is ugly, animations are slow af and laggy, settings are non-intuitive and overall stability is trash. Each time I try it - it sucks. Tried recently to setup for my dad - it's just ridiculously hard to navigate and utterly slow...

I am pretty sure many would disagree, but Kodi is complete trash. The whole software is a one massive utter slow bug.

Anything else is better. Jellefin, Plex, VLC, but NOT kodi.

EDIT: Honestly expected downvotes. Looks like I am not the only one who found Kodi basically unusable on any platform.

After dealing with Nvidia's wayland mess - I will be switching to team red for my next build...

That would be awesome! xD

Sorry I didn't get this UDP joke...

It's time for a CAKE queue management algorithm with...ahem...interplanetary RTT scheme!

GrayJay works fine for me tho