Apple Maps wouldn’t have this issue. It’s capable of running offline (without a data connection) because it can download maps to the device.
apple maps is completely useless here, even though i don’t like using a google app, there’s no alternative
Apple Maps wouldn’t have this issue. It’s capable of running offline (without a data connection) because it can download maps to the device.
apple maps is completely useless here, even though i don’t like using a google app, there’s no alternative
Jellyfin was the most promising option but unfortunately ended up being unviable for me, because my home server/NAS runs FreeBSD, and by virtue of C#/Mono being a pain to get running on FreeBSD so is Jellyfin. I could work around this with a Linux jail or moving the server over to Linux but I'd really rather not have to do either.
As an side it's a bit odd to me how all of the most complete media server packages heavily rely on either Python or C#, and also a bit frustrating because when they break it not infrequently has something to do with some quirk in either. Would really like to see a media server comparable to Plex written in something less prone to breakage.
That is, it accepted the address on the website, but then it got screwed in the delivery.
I'm still in awe.
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I just don't understand how that could happen unless they literally run out of fuel on the way, or if some serious airforce intervenes.
surprise (not), but they literally ran out of fuel on the way [0]
that 65km convoy is just a 65km sitting duck of a traffic jam at the moment. without fuel and food
all of this war is a festival of glorious russian corruption and incompetency at its best. i, as a ukrainian, must thank them for that
[0]: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russian-move-kyiv-stall...
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This is what i need that is evidently so difficult to find: 1. Zigbee 2. 3-way 3. Dimmable 4. Beige (almond?) Color
Any ideas?
It has integrations with allmost all devices or apps I use and the support for DSMR (Smart Electrical Meters) is first class
I plugged a cable into my meter, the usb end into the server and it just works.
It does have a steep learning curve, though. It really seems “by IT people for IT people”