In my previous post, I mentioned the Immich server internal disk’s space is filling up faster than expected. I have decided to add a USB drive, an old 1TB WD My Passport, to hold the photos and the arr stack…
Let’s give Immich some GPU
Immich uses machine learning to extract info like text and faces from the photos. To aid this, it can use the GPU like any AI.
New Immich server
Trying baby steps on my new home lab, a new Immich server. The Windows based one broke because I installed on a dirty uninstall. To make things fun, I poked around too much under the hood, and it broke.
Android 17 or Cinnamon Bun is launched
Google just launched Android 17 or Cinnamon Bun on 16 Jun. AOSP was also released.
My home lab
I have decided to setup my home lab to learn new virtualization software and Docker. This is also to prevent my experiments from killing my PC. The 8GB of RAM is causing horrible disk swapping,
Google updated the icons
Google update the icons of the apps on Android. The old icons uses the same colors but in different shapes. At a glance, it was so difficult to tell them apart.
Mind mapping software
Mind maps are useful laying out all the interrelated issues on a single sheet. I find it useful when mapping out progress of projects old and new. From a central node/aim, branches can drivers for the aim etc. To create…
Action Trackers
Action trackers help to keep track of open items. This is an important tool in project management or even everyday life. It helps to drive the completion of current and future items. This ensures no balls are dropped.
Google Account part deux
In a previous post, I wrote about storing new photos in a new Google account. This is a risk reduction plan to prevent Google Photos from disabling my main email address, which is used for nearly everything. New pictures and…
Loyalty or value for money
My boss keeps telling me to deliver value for the customer’s money. Similarly, I looked at my suppliers and vendors. My M1 handphone plan sticks out like a sore thumb. At S$12.50 S$18.05, I get 4G service with 2GB roaming…