I’d go for a mix of 50% sd cards and 50% controllers. Maybe 40/60, science is not decided yet.

Yeah, by all of them? Whats the percentage of journalists in all android users? Thats still a minority.

Look, I am not arguing against the use of it. Just people try to paint a picture like this is being used so widely when likely 95% of users haven’t even heard about it.

GrapheneOS goes against everything Apple stands for, how does this even make remotely sense?

I think you are harshly overestimating how many people use GrapheneOS or even care about what it stands for.

I thought iceshrimp has arisen from the ashes of firefish.

I swear the misskey fork lore must be hundreds of pages long by now.

That would be easy on a linux phone setup where you have no need to sign in.

So, if you had a linux phone, you could still run all android apps as is? Given you have an .apk I suppose?

Lame Ass Mother Fucker?

Ok, but… no android app. I use Obsidian most on my phone actually. But if you don’t need that, sure.

Depends on the time you mean but my old Amiga 500 begged to differ!

I may be wrong but doesn’t Osmand have a topographical view or map setting or something

Google Plus… legendary… what?

Scanned photo IDs. Is Discord one of those that claims they don’t save those? Even if not, what the fuck?

If it is linux check the folder permissions. All issues I had with it and what posts I have seen online all go back to Jellyfin not having access to the folders because it was set for e.g. root user and Jellyfin was not running as that (it shouldn’t of course,just change the folder permissions to include Jellyfin).

If you installed via docker I think there is a setting to define which pernissions its container should get, maybe that is also set wrong.

Welp, TIL, thanks everyone for the useful detailed answers.

Thank you for giving an actual answer. But this makes me wonder, there must be some middle ground where spinning it down is not worse than keeping it running. E.g. only spinning down and up once a day or once every few hours, is there any data for that you know of?

Cool beans.

How so?

It sounds great, but Immich wouldn’t be the first to go back on such promises when it becomes convenient. Hopefully thanks to funding via FUTO it might not ever happen, but who knows. Appreciate they write it out, but it is not like that is legally binding.

This is fantastic to see, but I recently moved away from Immich with heavy heart because of a simple issue.

I have a very minimal setup with just a RasberryPi and an external hard drive, I don’t need to access anything from outside my home so it is not setup to be accessible via internet, just Wifi.

Since I am not home all the time I set it up that the hard drive goes to sleep after an hour or so of inactivity. It is not unusal that this means it gets to be in sleep mode for 8-10 hours once or twice per day, which I’d assume is better for its life expectancy.

Since an update this year though something changed for Immich, I think it was connected to the postgres database… sorry, don’t remember fully since this was like 2 months ago. It would keep checking or writing on the drive and thus keep it awake the entire day. 24/7.

I found some issues on github that mentioned this from months ago and they didn’t come to a good conclusion how to solve this, so unless this is adressed I cannot use Immich, sadly. Putting postgres on the SD card instead would probably suck for how long that one will be alive.

Edit: if anyone is interested, here is one issue I found on github that describes this https://github.com/immich-app/immich/issues/15918

Edit2: found another https://github.com/immich-app/immich/issues/11569 Apparently it was healthchecks and I didn’t test if that would solve the issue for me, I might try again with a small setup.