I wonder if there are simple interfaces, basically just a setup in osmand that simplifies it for people like my wife that does want complex

It is powerful enough that I reckon it can do it.

I have got recording ssid's when I connect, but not the password.

It also doesn't check whether it exists in the list, not sure how to do that yet. I think I need pro to use lists and dictionaries

I too am interested.

Yeah, save to audio.com. I was hoping to personal cloud storage, S3 compatible or similar. But maybe not. I didn't check on audio.com pricing though

Took me a second...

Bravo!

Not judging, but that's a lot of potatoes.

Avg of 5/wk, 260/y, 5200 over the 20years.

Did you celebrate the 5000th?

There is a Firefox adding that can load a page amd extract a div, and track it over time. But the browser needs to be open. It is called PageProbe

I used it to track the price of an item, looking for a sale.

edit - updated the name and added link

So you just mount the immich folder in the duplicate container? Or run it native?

i semi-agree. i added a feature request explicitly asking for that in the really early days of the project.

What i REALLY want from the project is adding to the 3-2-1 type of backup strategy. I want it to also store a backup in an external system. something like local filesystem like it is now, then have a versioned type of backup in an S3 compatible buckets (backblaze B2??). something like a simple borg backup or other incremental backup system.

since it talks a lot about backup of photos, i dont really see it is a backup solution.

note: i LOVE immich

Interesting tid bit.

Ta!

there are a number of blog posts that have different details about the how/why, etc. i just followed the links in the article to other parts of the series.

I expect that the use case is more prevalent than you think, where you are spending a decent chunk on cloud infra. I have been convinced for some time now that the costs are high compared to our on-prem. I really like the idea of a the "deft" type hardware management service, so that look after the DCs, hardware and connectivity, and we look after the software.

Which one would you suggest?