Probably my favorite use case is I can shoot it shopping receipts and it'll roughly parse them and dump the line item and cost into a spreadsheet before uploading it to paperless-ngx.
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Probably my favorite use case is I can shoot it shopping receipts and it'll roughly parse them and dump the line item and cost into a spreadsheet before uploading it to paperless-ngx.
The criteria of knobs on an induction oven filters out quite a lot of options annoyingly.
Contrary to your belief there are still people out there living outside the apple bubble.
Any chance the name has a connection to Twister?
Use it to manage my entire family's computers and phones.
Bunch of Stockholm syndrome going around.
Granted that's not that hard with how bad finder really is.
Actually it's really surprising how few tiling WMs support this sort of scenario.
I eventually just gave up and switched to KDE+KZones as it covers 90% of what I'd get from a tiling WM anyway.
I gotta disagree hard here. Macs have by far the most obnoxious and temperamental WiFi stack I've ever experienced. Constant disconnects, have to turn it off and on to get it to bother looking for APs again. All of them constantly trigger bad experience scores in UniFi.
Absolutely subpar compared to any of my Linux devices, even the raspberry pi jammed inside a metal box.
Worked great for years before I changed jobs that let me bring my own hardware finally.
I don't have the amount of time I used to to do that stuff either but the curiosity of it has never died and if I had more time I'd still do it.
If I ever lost that drive I think I'd rather be dead.
What a nightmarish hellscape that sounds like.
All you want is Apple to continue fucking over the people who build the software just so you aren't slightly inconvenienced. Bravo.
I also don't use any gestures. I hate moving my hand down to the trackpad at all if i can avoid it and the entire OS seems built around you using the dumb gestures.
You clearly are not around any of the big three automakers trucks demos if you really believe this shit was ever going to succeed in it.
Bring something thats genuinely unique or something that really encompasses the spirit of what a hacker was when I was growing up you just get garbage responses like the parent.
I mostly use it for family remote support and things tho, performance isn't amazing but it's plenty good.
Also supports things like relaying over an agent, hardware key authentication, file browsing. It's a little wonky in spots but overall it's such a great piece of software.
Christ the people on the website are just another level.
This sounds like a case of treating your infra as pets and getting stuck when it suddenly needs to be replaced.
When it works, it works great - when it goes wrong it's a huge headache.
Edit: As just an edit, if distributed storage is just something you are interested in there are much better options for a homelab setup:
- seaweedfs has been rock solid for me for years in both small and huge scales. we actually moved our production ceph setup to this.
- longhorn was solid for me when i was in the k8s world
- glusterfs is still fine as long as you know what you are going into.
You compare alternative app stores on Android devices to apple alt stores requiring rooting an Apple device. Very different and not an equal comparison what so ever.
Then referring to PWAs existence as an excuse for apple not having a monopoly to their device ignoring the fact apple has resisted PWAs in general and has taken a long time to even allow them to do something as basic as permit notifications.
Your attempt at equating the two is very obviously flawed.
I toss my phone on the wireless charger and it auto uploads them.
Best part is unlike trapping my photos in Google or Apple they are just files stored on a disk
I can't imagine fighting to get my photos out of Google only to put them in something even worse.
Madness