It largely is, but yesterday the Recognize app broke and I have no idea how to fix it. I think the environment got messed up from an apt-get upgrade? Its little things like that I have to figure out how to fix

I feel like I’m having a change of heart on NextCloud… Every time some little thing breaks I have to figure out how to fix it

I’ve tried a few times I just can’t get myself to like the UI

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The most infuriating part is when this happens while using a password from a password manager

You should really upgrade to hunter3

I still miss how nice this was when it came out. Rocking a Galaxy Tab S5e with Lineage OS which I’m really enjoying now though.

Tried it for a few minutes, it just feels off. It could just be the haptics? Idk this makes sense it just really makes me aware I’m typing on a screen

No, I’m using it’s FTP based triggers. Since most cameras can upload snapshots to FTP servers when there’s motion, Shinobi has a feature to trigger motion with FTP.

Jellyfin, Shinobi, and more recently NextCloud. Looking into Home Assistant and Paperless.

Shinobi’s on a Pi4 and the Jellyfin/NC are on a mini PC.

Plex on my Pi 3

This is more or less how I started learning Linux too

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Comcast charges $30 for unlimited data, and $25 for unlimited data + modem rental

My unpopular opinion… Comcast’s XB7 and XB8 boxes are fine hardware wise. If you’re paying for unlimited data its literally cheaper to rent their modem with unlimited.

hearts in the right place

I don’t actually know that this works, but using wallet from a Wear OS/Fitbit device might still work when you’re rooted.

I haven’t been rooted in like a year, but last time I tried the safety net fixes broke setting up a Wear OS device.

ty!!

Nextcloud for photo backup. Google Photos tagging features are so good but I’m essentially giving them my life as AI training data

He’s just upset zuck didn’t pay $42B for his app

After using one for like 8 years I really don’t know how people have the time/energy to make up and remember all their own passwords