Very interesting fork of Immich. It seems to address most of my grievances, especially with Face recognition and Partner/Album sharing. I might give it a try.

Let me play the devil’s advocate here :

Should people jailed years ago for smoking/selling marijuana be kept in jail after marijuana becomes legal in a country?

The same could be said about change in statute of limitation “There was a 20 years statute of limitation when I killed/raped someone 25 years ago, surely you can’t remove it now and charge me?”

I don’t know the specifics of your scenario and I tend to agree with you that the law in place at the time of the infraction should be enforced, especially if the laws that invalidate it are vague future one… But everything legal has so much ramifications that sometimes it’s hard to figure out.

That being said I am not a lawyer and not part of the EU (yet?) so don’t take anything I say seriously. It’s just two examples that came to mind when I read your post.

Nonono, I have a better idea : change nothing and lets just capture it!

I am older and also mad at this shit ahow.

On s’entend, de la gestion de rendez-vous, (et plus largement de soins de santé/patient) il y a plusieurs projets OSS qui le font. Partez de ces bases là et ajustez le fonctionnement ou ajouter des fonctionnalités.

C’est tellement un mauvais modèle pour du gouvernement de payer du saas. Tu a pas le logiciel, c’est compliqué et dispendieux à modifier. Tu es à la merci du fournisseur (même si c’est Québecois).

Avec 12 millions en (aux?) 6 mois tu peux te payer pas mal de travail de développement en plus d’un bon hébergement pour ta plate-forme. Si tu t’arrange pour hébergé en mode kubernetes/openshift c’est facile à déplacer de provider (ou d’héberger dans ton propre centre de données) quand le fournisseur essaie de te faire monter les prix ou se retrouve sous un gouvernement louche.

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They need to apply this to all cars, not just the Chinese one. It’s been shown that all modern connected cars are doing it.

I think people will find it harder and harder to find open source projects without AI coding in it.

AI (at least with recent models) can really be a time saver and a skill booster (up to a point), and open source projects are all about people giving their time away for free. You can boycott projects that use AI all you want, but will you be giving your time and do the work AI does for the project? I think that a lot of no-AI forks of existing projects will eventually die from lack of maintenance while the original AI assisted will continue to grow.

That being said, there is also a difference between a full bro-ai-vibe coded project from someone with little technical skill or knowledge (“Claude build me the next Facebook, secure, no bugs plz” ) and a more fleshed out project using AI to assist experienced developers.

The reticulum project with the Sideband client is probably a lot more censorship resistant than DeltaChat or Meshtastic.

This is not what you asked for specifically but check out tqm https://github.com/autobrr/tqm it does everything you want automatically. It takes a bit of fine tuning but it can handle a lot of scenarios.

I think the Ford in question is Doug Ford and not Ford the car company. It’s a bit misleading.

I’m not sure what your regular OS is but on Linux you can also use Qemu/Kvm to run virtual machines, or docker/podman for containers. You can also look into Virtual Box for a more finished interface. If you want to have something that behaves like the cloud you could also try Incus.

On windows : HyperV or Virtual Box for vms, you can also use Docker Desktop or Podman desktop. I think wsl also let you run services.

I guess we will now have to drive through pot holes or damaged road instead of around it? What a stupid idea…

Here are my readings for my outdoor Airgradient Open air and indoor Airgradient One.

Doors and windows are closed since yesterday afternoon and my HVAC uses MERV 13 carbon filters. I have set the fan to run a bit faster in order to filter out more PM. You can also turn off the air exchanger a bit but you need to keep a eye on CO2.

I have the heavy duty relay on my water heater, their water main valve and a bunch of leak sensors.

They are not cheap but the build quality is good. And you probably won’t find many Canadian, energy metering outlets that will be priced cheaply.

Sinope is Canadian and have zigbee smart plugs. https://www.sinopetech.com/en/collections/all

They will try to push you to their platform but their Zigbee stuff is well supported in Zigbee2mqtt and ZHA.

https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/2025-03-12/fruits-exotiques-en-serre/des-bananes-de-saint-eustache.php

There is this company who started growing bananas on the north shore of Montréal. Their initial testing went very well and they are planning on increasing their production right now. Very interesting stuff.

The two options I know of are Headscale and Netbird.