What did you do for him to look at you this angry :D
What did you do for him to look at you this angry :D
I pull my coat tighter and make my way towards the fire, trying to be as quite as I can to not draw premature attention to me
It can just lift the thing
Since when is checking for breaking changes a problem? You should do that every time you want to update. The Immich devs make a real good informing bout those and Immich in general is a bad example since it is still in so early and active development.
And if updating the compose file every once in a new moon is a hassle to you, I don’t want to know how you react when you have to update things in more hidden or complicated configs after an update
could care less
*couldn’t care less
For real. Map persistent data out and then just docker compose pull && up. Theres nothing to it. Regular backups make reverting to previous container versions a breeze
NIce, I somehow manage to keep my recommendations somewhat relevant and helpful so I like having that. Do you know if it also can use the ChromeCast feature?
Can you log in there?
That being dead would be nice. Not like I wanna actively kill myself, but more like “If I had a deadly accident right now that would be alright”
It’s still Kim
Am in germany, I’ll take it off your hands :D Where exactly are you?
Now that’s a low bar if I’ve ever seen one
Exactly, and in contrast to Jellyfin it actually looks like someone with expertise in UI has worked on theirs. I personally would also prefer a monetization similar to Immich, but the lifetime pass on sale is definitely money well spent.
And there would be so much to learn
I know, still hate them
Second Plex. It just works and doesn’t need any big configuration to get it running
pretty UI
Lol
Bad craftsmen always blame their tools
Threema really doesn’t do a good job of making it easy to switch. For the regular user there is too much that can go wrong and its too easy to lose your chats when migrating to a new phone
What? Immich currently has 2 containers, plus 1 typesense, 1 redis and 1 db. That’s not really a lot compared to other stacks