All jokes aside she’s not getting a physical cell phone - even a flip phone - for a few more years.
I appreciate the comment, but she’s 7. She has a “landline” phone (local PBX, explicit allows for friends whose parents ive talked to), she isn’t ready for something mobile. They aren’t even allowed into elementary school with cell phones, but the accessory style devices (watches) are.
Middle school? Yes, thats when this conversation will happen.
Even better when you have multiple machines logged in.
I am simultaneously presenting in a call and magically away from my desk, soon to be while working remotely and sitting at a desk in the office.
Fucking idiots.
I’m going to have to assume you’ve never met children.
The tape would be on her face and the phone would be on an intercontinental adventure after a 10 minute visit to the playground around the corner.
It’ll be forgotten somewhere day 1 guaranteed. When she’s a bit older it’ll be a good option.
Just family, but everyone has their own home. So my moms house, brothers house, sisters apt, BILs, F/MIL, etc.
Videos of dance recitals and such just went up too, so thats probably about 8 hours of watching this week alone.
Not all about watching or tracking - I like the idea of one (minus the insane amount of corporate privacy abuses that come with them) so my kids can call or message me/my wife if they need or want to. My daughter has anxiety (just like her mom) and the ability to reach us would be reassuring.
Unfortunately its such a privacy nightmare that I just can’t find a workable option.
I couldn’t find any rules for this community and I don’t know if it’s allowed.
Its allowed up to the limits of the lemmy.world TOS, so no direct links, discussion is fine.
mainly because everyone says it’s the best thing to use a homelab for.
Great for self-hosting if its something you use. Not really a homelab thing, these two things are not necessarily the same either. My hosted services for the family are entirely segregated from my lab, which does a very different job.
How much is it utilized (in watch hours/week for example, mine was less than 2/week)?
Over the past 30 days… Up to 6 streams at a time, 15 days worth of streaming hours.
Glad to have your first post - welcome!
I think an AI tag (honestly i think there are a few different ones that could/should be used) would be appropriate, but I’m not going to outright remove as “low effort”, no.
There are a few reasons for that. The first is thats a community decision, not a decision for me to make for the community.
I personally don’t agree either. Its just a tool, and like any tool can be used well or used poorly, which can usually be seen quite easily in code. For example, LLM’s are excellent for finding security issues, being pretty good at explaining code blocks or APIs being connected to, or resolving issues with errors that may be more esoteric.
What they aren’t great at, IMO, is creating the entire thing whole hog, thats typically where you’ll find issues (though it can happen in small sections of code, so a person should review that as well).
Beyond the tool and thinking of it in terms of copyright and complaints about data centers and the like, I would still disagree as the root of the problem has nothing to do with the tool and everything to do with capitalism. A local model needs drastically less power than something coming out of anthropic or Microsoft, which has more to do with them abusing your data than the actual operations themselves.
But considering its use and application, including the Linux kernel BTW, expecting everything to be llm-free is pretty much a non-starter, fwiw.
That said, I’ll be making a post about it along with some other items that should probably get tagged such as commercial applications, freemium models, etc, so the community can come to a consensus.
British English would also be spatial, actually. Spacial is only an alternative in American English, for the reasons I already mentioned - some specific circles of AR and VR.
It comes from the Latin spatium.
The first use of “spatial” comes from the UK.
Enjoy your day, I’ll not bother replying to you again.
So… What I already said?
Cool.
Sorry you’re so mad about my offer to help with spelling. Dont worry, I’ve already tagged you so I won’t bother with you again.
Common use is what holds the truth, or people will have trouble understanding what you’ve written, which had already happened in this post.
If you dont want anyone to understand, go for it I guess, good luck.
I’m a native English speaker and spatial is correct.
“Spacial” is a misspelling that became oddly popular for some in AR and VR, but it is absolutely a misspelling of spatial.
FYI in standard English it would be “spatial” not “spacial”, for yet another edition of “the English language has lots of silly rules and spellings that don’t always match up”
FYI, you can just edit your post, you don’t need to delete and post again
Unfortunately I don’t use radicale so I can’t help much on that front
Thousands or businesses run public URLs, as long as you configure it right you are mostly good.
Part of “configuring it right” for companies is generally having the public-side be pretty well walled off from anything internal though, there isn’t anything wrong with taking the same approach at home, too
Will be doing exactly that!
There are a few more items to go up on the docket for the community, including other folks to help out with modding (to expand coverage hours), some items around tags (non-free software posts, AI, etc), so on that may be beneficial.
So for better or worse everyone is going to be hearing a lot more from the mod team as long as I’m here :)
Absolutely! If you’ve got a title to help me find yours, I can restore it
There are quite a few that were pulled, and they do need to be checked one at a time (some spam here and there that was also oddly noted as rule 3), so a title would be great
Edit: Found it, restored
They have a paid cloud storage, but you can also store locally. I do recommend an NVR though, frigate or shinobi are pretty good options there
Thus the root of the problem - an option for younger that isn’t also a privacy nightmare.