sabreW4K3 @ sabreW4K3 @lemmy.tf

Born and raised in London. Just a normal guy with a moral compass.

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That's not a bad thing though, right?

So if my internet goes down because there's an area fault, I can't, for example, scream movies from my NAS, because the router just refuses all connections. It's infuriating. Especially as the local Internet drops constantly due Virgin selling over capacity.

I think it didn't work when I tried localhost, so used pi5.local

The Pi is running HA, Mosquitto and Z2M

I'm on mobile and autocomplete isn't available on this app, but there's some hardware specific communities. Also, this is Lemmy, I know that I appreciate cross-posting, so always do it when you can.

I just assumed the author had a favourite, I didn't even think to edit it.

Navidrome supports Smart Playlists: https://github.com/navidrome/navidrome/issues/1417#issuecomment-1950625037 it's not feature complete, but it's live.

Symfonium also supports folder view, Most Played Song, Most Played Album, allows for Downloading music, as well as caching for offline usage, favourite tracks can be bookmarks, it has Internet radio support, supports lyrics and crossfading.

Why are you hosting it on git when there's tonnes of software literally made for this?

There's a bunch of stuff on there that's just blatantly wrong regarding Navidrome and Symfonium.

Western Digital My Cloud EX2 (Original) for storage

Raspberry Pi 5 for Home Assistant, Navidrome, Jellyfin, Kavita, Immich, Paperless and eventually NextCloud. Though it's being a bastard and won't run right now.

I need to get a Nano Pi to run OPNSense and Pi-Hole and I'll be happy.

This one: https://amzn.eu/d/8CCVDwJ

Via an extension cable

I'll play around with it tomorrow

That is comedy gold! £1000 Ethernet cables? WTF?

SonOff Coordinator

There was a fault in the neighbourhood and Virgin make it so when their routers lose connection to the web, they kill all connections. It's annoying!

Things like old mixtapes are impossible to get better encodes of

We all knew it was coming, but it's still disappointing

It's funny you say that. I, as most people bought a bunch of CDs back in the day and ripped a bunch before I gave up my CD drive. At the time, storage was expensive and so I did what I could at the time with MP3. As storage gets cheaper (though not cheap enough for me to go lossless), I'd like to be able to upscale my music while keeping a similar file size and have my collection mature with me until storage becomes cheap enough for me to go lossless.

I can't be the only person who's thought of this.

Can AI or machine learning not do in the same way that it does with pictures?

Can AI not do in the same way that it does with pictures?