It’s not just an issue with incorrect meta data. It will also just flat out refuse to import files if you’re not 100% compliant with what seems like a strict hardcoded folder structure and naming. It will also mess up your manually fetched metadata and any manual adjustments you’ve made if you need to update the library. And don’t even get me started on how it handles chapters in some audiobooks, JFC it can be a shitshow.

I don’t know of a better solution though, so I’m living with it, but it’s a very “hand carried” solution, and were it not for my kids I would rather just have the files directly on my own device with a local player and don’t have the hassle. I wish it would work better like the *arr stack and jellyfin.

I’ve found it really annoying to deal with because it is ridiculously picky about how you structure your audiobooks and name the files. If you don’t get it exactly how it wants it, it fucks up imports.

Yeah, not being against genocide is pretty damn evil.

With the caveat that, if you don’t achieve those profits, it will land you in jail.

No it wipes the data from the phone

GrapheneOS provides users with the ability to set a duress PIN/Password that will irreversibly wipe the device (along with any installed eSIMs) once entered anywhere where the device credentials are requested

source

Are you using grapheneOS?

https://grapheneos.org/features#duress

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I thought you were the captain?

Yeah i read Like 8-12 books per year, at best, it doesn’t make sense to automate any aspect of that.

I just manually transfer books to my reader when I get them. I have them organized by genre on my reader (done manually). This is not an area where I see automation providing any significant benefit to bother setting up and maintaining an automated pipeline.

I made this meme just now on my phone. Wasn’t sure which comm to post it that fits.

A community for memes would have been the obvious choice…

This will not be able to differentiate if it was VW hatchback A that entered the highway at ramp Z or Peugeot hatchback B entering from ramp X. It also cannot tell a VW up from a Skoda CitiGo or any of the bazillion similar design and mass vehicles between different brands and models. This is completely useless as a surveillance technology there are way too many variables introducing noise that you don’t have the ability to filter on because signatures will be way too similar between thousands of vehicles using hundreds of on/off ramps.

I mean, you still wouldn’t, because you still can’t. AFAIK there is no printable project available that will make you a fully functional car, neither electric and certainly not ICE.

Sweet! Bookmarked. Thanks for sharing.

Narrator: but they will never returned to that bookmark…

Wouldn’t you technically just need the encryption backdoor the governments want in place?

because then the passwords generated by the password manager (which, let’s be honest, is how most people use them) are no longer a “thing from your mind”

Passwords are protected under the 5th Amendment, as it’s something “from your mind” that would fall under self-incriminating

That argument falls apart quickly if you use a password manager and have it generate your passwords though.

Edit: and it assumes due process in the justice system, something that seems to be eroding.

Nothing they can do. Encryption is legal.

Until the change laws so that you have to hand over keys, passwords etc.

Mine runs really well in my somewhat complex yard. I have a firepit with an angled bench, a dugout trampoline, a swing set, several randomly placed trees, and currently an aboveground pool with solar heater in my yard. None of these things are mapped out, I only mapped the edge of my yard with it. It also handles my driveway which is partially covered in grass and accessible through a narrow gate (~10cm on either side of the mower when it passes through). For ~800€ I think it performs really well, and everything is fairly cramped in my 400sqrm yard, so lots of narrow passages for it to navigate.

Edit: I did modify it slightly by printing a larger disc for the knives so it cuts closer to the edge of the mower body.