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Cake day: July 20th, 2023

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  • I am, that works really well actually and it even knows when the same file was moved.

    But to add new files to that external library, which is in fact the only main library. We need to dig in immich file structure which at the very least enforces different directories per individual user and also uses those to store some forms of metadata.

    We tried sharing a user in the beginning but the app did not seem to like that.

    Now its not the biggest deal, just an annoyance. the fix i am currently thinking is to move the immich directory to somewhere hidden and us systemlinks to get all uploads centralized under a single directory for further processing.


  • I am aware and actually use this but it appears too restrictive for our needs.

    The structure we were already using cannot be recreated. Honestly i could live with the default. But my partner who is less into computers likes to make their own backups on external hard drives and uses shared network drives rather then the immich web viewer.


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    This does not help you but it makes me think of this:

    I understand why it makes technical sense to do so but immich storing things in a database in general is more nuisance then practical.

    We want those fotos accessible in our own file system where we have full control of what is what.

    Immich job is to put the pictures from a phone to the server and also to display all pictures within a certain directory.

    It does a good job at both. Having your own file structure is not a problem and it seem to even know and adapt if pics get moved around.

    But we have to manually move the photos out of its own structure into our own every time we do a big upload.

    Maybe i can set something up with syslinks so it all appears centralized as a big “upload” folder to be sorted.





  • Most of these things have a free tier. I would be hardly suprised if roblox doesn’t.

    As someone who does know a lot about the industry i simply cannot recommend roblox. However i can recommend the following:

    Make an account tougher with your daughter and let her play in the living room, streamed to the tv if you can and let her guide you trough what this game is and what she finds fun about it.

    Bonding aside there is a good chance that the free tier is all she needed and the real fun is connecting multiplayer with her real life friends.

    Sooner or later you will face some examples of the traps and dangers, but those are generally the same ones that exist everywhere online, at which point you can let your daughter explain the supposed purpose of em while directly complimenting it with your parental insight. This helps you set and explain boundaries in relation to the game and helps build resilience to the inherent risks of the digital age.









  • My HA is not port forwarded and only accessible when connected to the home network.

    I have a private backdoor tunneling into my network with self hosted vpn so i can use it away from home.

    Integrations i use come in two types relative to your question. But all of them involve giving HA acces to the controls and data. Not the opposite. I have never heard of an integrations that required data from HA.

    The biggest tell on what is what is does the intended way to control the device make use of any cloud. If your device does not require a cloud or account and you can connect it to the integration with just an ip it should all be local.

    But many integrations will require you to provide the credentials for a cloud because it’s easier. In that case you are not any more exposed then if you use the vanilla apps.

    For my solar panels i could use the cloud but i convinced the technician to give me admin rights enabling a local api i can use instead. That cloud stuff is still there, cant disable it but it means i can still read my solar panels in case of an internet blackout.

    If i could all my devices would be blocked from talking to the outside and all use local apis for control but its sadly not how most stuff is build. For stuff like cameras i wont even consider it unless they do though.