Yeah they have so many “convenient” bugs discriminating Firefox that there is already for a few Years a special Add-On that switches the User Agent to Google for the Search

Fedora for my Laptop: It just works out of the Box and everything is close to vanilla

My University runs a huge Nextcloud Enterprise Instance, which runs perfectly fine. So maybe there is different code for the enterprise version, or you are inept as it seems to run at many large organizations just fine

I don’t get the whole immutable hype. Sounds like it’s just more a PITA to use

Go with T-Series not with E or L. Better quality of materials, comes with better warranty (you can get up to 5 Years), longer spare parts availability, and usually you can replace more by yourself.

Easy fix, it will be a requirement for Windows 12, unfortunately you all need to buy new computers ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Look at all the Hypocrisy around Silicon Valley Bank, suddenly all the libertarians were crying and begging for a bailout. And they got it unfortunately

You could use the Mastodon-Model, where you can download your data and point the users to the new instance, so the followers migrate automatically

Why?

You can interact with communities from other servers from your home server. Your posts and replies will be seen there. No need to login on other servers

French Government overestimates it capabilities wildly and makes a fool of themselves worldwide

That’s a deal-breaker. Thanks for the heads up

In what way Immich is leagues ahead of PhotoPrism? I’ve been looking for an alternative for quite some time and it’s the first time I hear about it. Edit: Ok the demo seems very nice, but the unstable notice makes me think…

You can pay for a managed version. See here https://docs.photoprism.app/getting-started/cloud/pikapods/

I’ve deployed a Photoprism Instance, there is everything open source, even the server. You can also buy them managed via PikaPods https://www.photoprism.app/

You could have a switch in the settings for “show advanced options” with a warning message. Or like in Android tap 7 times on the Version in the About tab to unlock them

Well it still has this Bright light like advancing. But the sensor is like 1m above the table. Honestly I don’t know if this makes it more a camera or a scanner

Well a photocopier takes a picture too 😉

You do by hand, but it goes very fast. It’s like a table, you lay it open (text upside), it scans, you flip it scans. You don’t have to open/close anything. Just flip like every second. So for a book with 120 pages you would need like 60 seconds

Our university library has a high performance book scanner. Maybe yours has one too. It costs like 1 Cent per 10 Pages, but it’s so fast it might be worth checking out if yours has one too. You can extract then the text from the images with tesseract. There are some ready tools that will do this for you to make the PDF searchable