I have a self hosting Karakeep instance.
Is working really well, no maintenance and the AI tags is an useful feature for me.
Readit Newslormayna commented on Debian GNU/Hurd 2025 released lists.debian.org/debian-h... · Posted by u/jrepinc
Didn't Blackberry's OS have a microkernel?
Yes, it was based on QNX
The problem is not WeBuilt, issues usually arise with subcontracting.
Calabria is home of Ndrangheta https://www.interpol.int/en/Crimes/Organized-crime/Projects/...
Ndrangheta is a huge criminal organization with ties to politics and a lot of economic power and it is based in Calabria.
The current government actively proposed special antimafia rules for checking contractors and subcontractors for the bridge which, IMHO, reinforce the idea that it is a gift to mafia. Luckily the proposal was rejected by the president https://en.ilsole24ore.com/art/strait-bridge-no-derogation-a...
We already had issues with ndrangheta and infrastructures for example https://transparency.eu/the-eternally-unfinished-highway/ or https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gioia_Tauro
All of this only on one side of the bridge, on the other you have Sicily.
I think that there are reasonable doubts about mafia interference with the construction of the bridge.
Then we should not do anything in Calabria and Sicilia for the fear of the criminal organisations?
There are many suspects that criminal organisations are involved in the actual ferry management:
https://lespresso.it/c/attualita/2021/2/23/cosi-la-mafia-con...
Whit your mindset we need to stop them as well
Why wouldnt you build a tunnel, just like Sydney harbour tunnel or transbay tunnel?
Seabed is deep and problematic to build a tunnel.
It won't pay off. It is a gift to mafia.
WeBuilt, the general contractor, is one of the biggest building companies in the world. They even built a part of Panama Channel expansion.
Why do you think that they are mafiosi?
Personally I don't know if this bridge would be useful or not, but I think that refuse to building it just because mafia risk it's a stupid reason. Italy has a strong law and control system to prevent that and I remembered exactly the same argument about Bologna-Firenze high speed train tunnel and highways that after almost 20 years are successful infrastructures.
lormayna commented on Monitor your security cameras with locally processed AI frigate.video/... · Posted by u/zakki
Yes motion is amazing and has been around for a quarter of a century ! very lightweight and reliable.
As far as I know you can do object detection and tracking by gluing it with a yolo model using a few lines of python like this [0]. I saw a bunch of people doing this.
I really wish there was a more unixy tool available in package managers doing this.
- [0] https://github.com/xj25vm/MotionSpot/blob/main/motionspot.py
Exactly.
Motion can detect objects in the images, but not recognize the object type, but it's easy to integrate with a third party services like the one that you are linking with the scripts features [0].
I have personally integrated with S3 and self-hosted notification to create a small CCTV system, but there is no limit to the imagination of possible integrations.
- [0] https://motion-project.github.io/motion_config.html#OptDetai...
lormayna commented on Monitor your security cameras with locally processed AI frigate.video/... · Posted by u/zakki
Frigate has really done a fantastic job packing everything together.
For basic needs go2rtc [0] or MediaMTX [1] can be enough. But once you need some form of intelligence on top AFAIK unfortunately there is no unixiy tool that can take a stream and easily define and apply a model on it. You will have to code something in python.
I am using Motion [0] since years. At least for basic stuff, is easy to configure and very flexible. For more advanced configuration, it required a bit of tuning.
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[1] https://www.xmox.nl/