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It would be cool if they offered a local client to do the AI processing but it’s not hard to see a few problems with that. It would be pretty difficult to sustain.
It would be cool if they offered a local client to do the AI processing but it’s not hard to see a few problems with that. It would be pretty difficult to sustain.
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As someone that’s never used any of those services, what’s the difference between this and bypass paywalls clean?
If you create an LXC, then go to Resources --> Add --> Mount point, then you can basically just mount the proxmox drives / folder as a folder within the LXC environment.
this plus the snap crap they’ve been doing was enough for me to switch to Debian
I think what they’re getting at is that most people wouldn’t be able to afford this treatment.
it really sucks to have to walk past these cameras… no consent needed apparently but the privacy implications are huge
mainly just a new Wi-Fi module right?
you could try the Firefox extension version of bitwarden, but it might be annoying to set up. I’m not sure if they approved it in the extension store yet. if not you may have to switch to Firefox nightly or fennec fdroid and then create a custom extension collection. you can look up detailed guides on this.
Add each hardware NIC to its own Linux bridge. Add two VNICs to the opnsense VM. In proxmox gui, assign an address to the LAN Linux bridge for the management interface. That’s what I do and I’ve had no problems for over a year. It works fine with near 1gbps symmetrical connection.
I can’t compare it to pigallery, but imo it really isn’t fully usable. Lots of bugs for me. I’m still running it but waiting for it to be ready to replace Google photos. It has transcoding errors in the logs and file tracking issues (extra files). All of my recent motion photos are not detected. And I have read on GitHub that they are still working on fleshing out automated repair tasks.