^ This post right here. I also have Reolink cameras, solar powered wifi versions, and they have been great. The hub is perfect for storing the data as it has two SD card slots. Easily integrates into home assistant and the Reolink UI works well in the phone or computer apps.
AlternateHuman02
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If this is the same Paris Baguette as in South Korea then I am super stoked for them to come to the US.
Do people need foldables? Absolutely not, but I love mine. I went with the OnePlus Open mainly for the cameras, and the bigger screen is great for reviewing or sharing the photos with someone. Having two apps side by side is really nice but I don't really use that feature that often.
I think the bigger thing is having a screen that faces away from the main viewing side. Showing a live camera view or translating speech into text from another language are two good, but rare, use cases. I think what it really comes down to is how much do you use your phone and for what purpose?
You should give her a listen. She is an excellent self made artist.
Yeah basically, they will work as a display without much effort. There is a phone app but I don't really use it. I have the xreal glasses and love them.
I was super stoked to find out my OnePlus Open has an IR blaster! I missed it on my old galaxy note 4. It is surprisingly convenient, and doubles as a fun way to mess with TVs in public spaces.
Showed this to my partner and they didn't get it. I explained it and they couldn't understand how I could get that explanation from just the drawings. Now they know my humor is even stranger than they thought haha
Congrats! 🎉 How were the tests? I should probably take some of those too so I can be more than a help desk person.
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That was a nice read, thanks for sharing! Running different models with ollama is great fun. I highly recommend running open web UI with it as it provides a useful interface for finer control.