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If anyone's got questions about this setup I'd be happy to chat about it!

> what Immich is doing here is extremely dangerous

You fully misunderstand what content is hosted on these sites. It's only builds from internal branches by the core team, there is no path for "external user" content to land on this domain.

No, it doesn't work at all for PRs from forks.

I'm not opposed to people having different opinions. What I am opposed to is people making a space actively hostile to others and hiding behind their "freedom of opinion".

I agree that if people were able to keep their hate out of these spaces they would be much more pleasant for people to engage in.

> I have yet to see evidence DHH is a far-right racist.

Clearly linked in the above thread: https://jakelazaroff.com/words/dhh-is-way-worse-than-i-thoug...

Everything is political, especially something like the open source world (explicitly). Trying to hide from politics is just naivety and gives space to bad actors.

You're counting a lot of generated code.

> ripe for the typical OSS rugpull

Immich is AGPL-licensed and doesn't have a CLA, which makes it functionally impossible for us to do any kind of rugpull. We're already "aqcuired" by FUTO since a solid year ago[0] and it's only been up since then.

> I don't need a Google Photos replacement.

Then there are many other options in this space that might be better suited to you. [1] has a really good overview.

[0]: https://immich.app/blog/immich-joins-futo

[1]: https://meichthys.github.io/foss_photo_libraries/

Description search does a literal text search by the editable description field on the assets, context search uses the ML/CLIP search to do semantic search. Sounds like you might just have them mixed up?

Immich isn't "cloud storage", at least in the sense that the server runs on your own system. We hope to have more improvements in the future to allow it to replace the local gallery app on a device, but it'll always need the server for the full functionality.

A quiet addition here that I'm very excited about is the extension_control_path configuration, which will make adding extensions in environments like Kubernetes a whole lot nicer (see eg https://cloudnative-pg.io/documentation/1.27/imagevolume_ext...).

> Immich started as a project after Photoprism changed their licensing to restrict several features

It didn't, that's just a timing coincidence. Immich was started because none of the existing projects offered the google photos-like experience.

No

It was indeed the default at the time.

> zero to fully running (...) in 5 seconds by just running helm install

Realistically, a plain helm install without any values rarely if ever gives you the deployment you need, so you have to study the chart anyways.

> rollback on failure

This is hardly unique to helm.

> history metadata without (...) some external system

In 2025 you should probably be using gitops anyways, in which case the git repo is your history.

Thanks, that clarifies a lot!

I've been trying to get an understanding of this number myself as well. I'm not quite there yet, but I believe it's talking about read traffic, ie serving clients that are looking at the log, not handling new certificates coming in.

The high pressure at depth allows it to dissolve more gas.

We already have clear solutions, the powers that be just don't want to sacrifice their profit margins.

This is one of many reasons to avoid rsync for "backups" and instead use an actual backup tool.

This comment is targeting me personally.

(2023)

It is a paywall, clustering won't work unless you have a license key.

EMQX just locked HA/clustering behind a paywall: https://www.emqx.com/en/blog/adopting-business-source-licens...

A bunch of work is currently going into improving that.

That's not what they said.

Sounds to me like you're hanging out with the wrong people.

GPs here are just absolutely useless. Have you tried reaching out to one of the specialized clinics? I've been under treatment for ME/CFS at Vermoeidheidkliniek (yeah, not the best name) and all of the specialists there have been incredibly helpful and willing to try different things.

> implying that having money in itself (and not a specific way of behaving) is wrong, unethical, and worthy of exclusion.

Having money in the abstract is not. But being a billionaire is.