Hmm my phone always takes a few minutes to update that I'm home.
Kirk
joined 8 months ago
A power tripping mod is irrelevant to the fact that you knowingly continue to spread disinformation promoting a for profit social media company.
Do not reply to me ever again or I will report you for harassment.
A default installation of Lemmy/Piefed won't track users beyond what they intentionally do on the site. But if you want to be sure, then you can always host your own instance of one person. (In addition to all user activity), other instances can only see the IP of the instance the account is hosted on.
If you want something to be private then well, don't post to the public web (as a reminder- DMs aren't private on Piefed/Lemmy). If you want to be anonymous, then use a VPN and don't repeat a username you used elsewhere.
Ah ok thanks, so just to be clear, when you come home it will still "alert" you to an "intruder" (until your GPS updates presumably).
Pretty sure this article is AI slop. I just checked the subreddit, and it consists of 100% "critical" posts going back days.
That's cool, so with the AI chip it can recognize individuals people and pets? Just wondering how you prevent it from alerting you for well, you.
Last I looked into this Frigate was the most robust path to take, they recommend cameras that are about $50-$100 each but in my playing around I connected a Yi camera ($10) with custom firmware.
That said it was all a bit over my head and I had trouble connecting it to home assistant and gave up
I would love a follow up post with whatever setup you go with!
After installing an SSD and a couple of hours of clean-up, it was as fast as new. I guess with proper maintenance it can be good enough.
The reason people say Windows is "crap" isn't the performance, it's the ads.
"Teach the debate" right. The facts are the facts no matter what you feel about them. Please leave me alone.
Yesterday I caught you spreading disinformation to promote a for-profit social media company. Today you're here with disinformation about Lemmy.
Privacy is a spectrum. But when 99.99% of userdata is publicly available no responsible person could call that service "private".
Users on my instance are not responsible for the behavior of others.