I wasn’t close, but lightning struck my house when I was a kid. When we got home, most of our appliances and electronics were broken. My Xbox (the original one) was sitting on the garage floor above some rebar in the concrete. The lightning went through the Xbox into the rebar and blew a chunk of concrete and the Xbox across the garage. RIP Xbox. RIP TV.
Insurance paid for most of it after they came out and verified we were indeed struck by lightning.
Reduce the number of single failure points. How you choose to do that is up to you and what you can afford.
Nextcloud is pretty slow in general, but what you’re describing sounds unusual.
For one thing, Nextcloud is written in PHP, so it sets up and tears down its environment for every single request. But PHP has drastically improved over the years, so it’s not that far behind something like Node.
Facebook was originally written in PHP for the Zend engine, and since it was so slow, they forked (or more accurately, reimplemented) it to make HHVM.
Nextcloud still runs on the Zend engine.
I’m pretty far in the negative on my company. I’ve invested about $50,000 and 4 years of work into it, and it has not become profitable. But, its operating expenses are pretty low, so I have enough to maintain it for about 4 more years. If it’s still not profitable then, I’d have to look for outside investors. The majority of the expense was lawyer fees for the patent.
Pretty easy. You can use a VPN if you want super secure access. I just use rsync over SSH.
Yeah, but it’s relatively expensive. It’s easier to have a friend willing to let you set up a pc on their network that your server backs up to. Even better if you can do the same for them.
Well at least they make malware installation automatic now. I’m sick of having to download and install it myself.
Sure, but I’ve tried Frigate, and it’s not even close to Reolink in terms of ease of use. It was a giant pain in the ass to get it working to detect people in the camera. And even then, getting a push notification is something I couldn’t even figure out. And using it on a phone is really bad UX.
Oh ok. I was thinking wifi. Yeah, that’s strange that they won’t work with direct ethernet.
Because humans will put tits on anything. I watched a movie about sentient cockroaches, and the girl cockroaches all had tits.
Joe Wilkins clearly has a thing for robots.
How would you connect them to your network? They have no inputs.
I would assume it’s based on TURN or STUN, since you don’t need to log in. What makes it suspicious?
Edit: I did some reading on their blog, and they only mention something like STUN and specifically say it’s only for connection, not for relaying, so I don’t think they use TURN. In that case, the camera is streaming video directly to your phone, so it sounds like it’s not ever passing through a ReoLink server. The benefit to ReoLink is they only have to run a STUN server, which is incredibly cheap (bandwidth wise), and the benefit to you is that the video never goes through anyone else’s server. The drawback is if you have a really restrictive firewall, or some funky address translation, you might not be able to establish a connection.
A non-insignificant portion of my life has been spent enjoying code that she wrote and games that she developed. Rest in peace.
Reolink cameras are self-hosted. You don’t have to have an account in their app, and nothing is synced to the cloud. It’s all stored locally. They’re expensive cameras by comparison, but a. they’re really high quality, and b. they’re not subsidized by subscription fees.
I’d love to play Control for the first time again. Such an amazing game.
Also, to a lesser extent, I’d love to have my first scuba dive again. It felt so incredible to be in this other world, so close to ours, but so completely different. It still feels that way, but I’ve gotten more accustomed to it.
Statistics don’t agree with you. Data doesn’t agree with you. Evidence doesn’t agree with you.
But you know you’re right, right? Your pastor agrees with you, right? And the conservatives who hate the gays agree with you. Everyone who uses feelings instead of evidence agrees with you. Surely that means you’re right.
“I’ve always been on the lookout for great places to start a workers union.”
You’re hired.
My parents and I use Bazzite. I know it’s mainly used for gaming, but since you can add non Steam programs just fine, it works great for a media PC. You can configure Jellyfin to style itself for TV and work with keyboard/controller. There’s also a YouTube TV app (I forget what it’s called, but it’s on Flathub).
I use the windows gyro remote from Pepper Jobs, and it works great. The PC sees it as a keyboard.