And you don’t have to login to view stuff.

Unfortunately it seems to be mostly for older DSLR cameras, mine is a newer entry level mirrorless. The project does seem pretty awesome though.

Canon cameras are the same for GPS data. Their app sucks and is barely functional that I don’t bother. Half of the time it would fail to connect or fail to transfer pictures from the camera to the phone. A USB-C to SD card adapter is 100% reliable. I hate technology sometimes.

To further simplify.

For step 1+2 , the router might have a built in DNS resolver which would eliminate the need to maintain another container or service.

For step 5, depending in the router software, with a single target (e.g. a nas running docker services) you might also be able to add a wildcard rule to catch any query for *.local.domain.com to resolve to that machine. This would simplify adding things in the future as the only thing remaining would be the caddy config.

How much a home is worth is irrelevant as long as you need a place to live. Where is he going to live if he sells it?

Jellyfin works well enough with swiftfin, but does have some annoyances e.g. subtitle and audio track support is tied to the player configured (native vs other).

It’s the more reliable client app I’ve experienced as long as you stick to 1080p though. 4k is a hit or miss, but that could be my network or server (although I do direct play when possible, but it still has the occasional issues).

Depends on the cloud.

Do they count us as active users when we open the google home app and have to dismiss their annoying purple glowing thing? It would be nice if they could specify what qualifies someone as active. We were already tired of relying on the “cloud” and replacing a product you already had seemed wasteful to integrate into home assistant better, but its more tempting each day.

Not yet mentioned I think, I find these useful:

Learn Linux TV: easy to follow tutorials of common Linux utilities, some distro videos, etc. Not too much sponsored stuff (or its clear).

YouSuckAtProgramming: small(er) channel about bash scripting and the like. No AI.

Or some “tengen toppa gurren lagann” anime made it into the training data 😆

There is a whole thing about “spiral” individuals (which humans are part of) vs anti-spirals.

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Not sure if thus is just bazzite with KDE/wayland, but i found today if i hold n i get the option for ñ/ń. Hold i and you get ì/í/etc. Similar to mobile keyboards on phones.

Well, at least they tell you to not trust it for production in it’s current stage I guess.

Contacts app, but instead of phone numbers it’s web sites, and it is kept in sync by someone else that you trust to have the right info (you can pick who you trust with this task if you want).

They seemed reasonable for people that like fishing and the like (ignoring the huge privacy issues).

Right, know of at least one new grad that was looking for a job for a bit and after some months got hired for some company leveraging LLMs and was mentioning how they were on the companies “top AI users!”, which managers liked. The only thing I could think of was how they would be seen as a scapegoat once the costs started to increase and they could find themselves with the people already looking for a job with more experience due to “AI” lay offs.

Generally accompanied by crickets to questions a out the project and on some cases some large list of vulnerabilities on some projects that got popular enough.

Pretty sure they are starting with older people and you would need to be a Mexican citizen to begin with (?).

It would be somewhat ironic if actual side walks were implemented to support these things on those affluent car dependent neighborhoods and people discovered cars should not be the focus when designing roads.

Agree, Google used to be able to turn a light on and off if you enunciated it very clearly. Used to. Before the Gemini “upgrade”.