When you first set it up there is an option to set a custom filesystem, I selected that and then chose the default which just sorts by year and day

I thought the N150 was supposed to be really low power?

Serious question for anyone who knows about this sort of thing, new teams is an electron app right? Which from my understanding means it’s basically just Chrome that only loads a single page? So how the fuck does it break so often!?

Why would that break on Debian 13?

Also make sure that when you start the VPN first and then tailscale, you don’t get a double tunnel situation where tailscale goes out through the VPN

Do you know how to check if this is the case and how to prevent it? I’d rather it wasn’t doing that but there’s a decent chance it is

Thanks, I didn’t know systemctl edit was a thing!

Thanks, in that case I’ll look into it at some point!

Does it need to be an external IP? I was going to look into setting it up soon but if that’s the case I think I’ll just stick with SMB shares or maybe try syncthing

Ah yeah that’s a pretty good use case

How does the Bluetooth work? If you’re close enough to be in bluetooth range with someone aren’t you close enough to just speak to them?

Seems promising but it looks like they’re still working on adding stuff like suggestions at the moment which I can’t do without. I’ll give it a proper try once they’re implemented

Hmm I’ll give that a try, I don’t think I’ll stick with 60Hz but it will be interesting to see the difference

How does CalyxOS bypass the root detection?

Don’t notifications only work if you install it with Google play services though? I need notifications to work reliably

Yes Tailscale or perhaps just a direct Wireguard VPN is something I want to look into at some point. I want to get everything else on my server set up first before I worry about external access though (I’m also slightly paranoid about exposing anything to outside connections even if it is as safe as Tailscale)

Oh I never realised Xiaomi wasn’t available in the US. But yes I agree, I was interested in CalyxOS and LineageOS until I realised they weren’t even as secure as stock Android. LineageOS still interests me slightly just because of how unrestricted it is, but I probably won’t try it unless I have major issues with GrapheneOS

Yeah it was cheap enough even if it only lasts me a couple of years I won’t feel ripped off! I only looked at Pixels as I specifically wanted to run GrapheneOS over stock Android any of the other custom ROMs

Yeah Immich is good enough at the moment, as you said it’s a small team and it’s completely free. I’m also planning on checking out Nextcloud as a replacement for general cloud storage soon. I’ve heard mixed things about the aurora store, especially since the no account feature just seems to rely on a bunch of anonymous gmail accounts they made and from what I’ve seen they randomly get blocked. If I was to completely avoid Google play services I’d probably use obtainium or f-droid, but as I need Google play services anyway it doesn’t seem like I’m compromising much by using the Google play store as well.

Interesting to hear the battery life is a GrapheneOS specific issue, I guess that’s a compromise I can deal with as it’s still enough to get me through the day! And yes I think you’re right about me just being used fo the iOS keyboard, I’m sure I’ll get used to this one soon.

I’ve found the chromium reader mode now, I didn’t expect it to be under accessibility settings!

Are you talking about this? https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/62387/are-there-any-downsides-or-risks-to-limiting-background-processes

If so what would you recommend setting it to?

I got the 8a sealed off of ebay for £260, I don’t see the 9a dropping to that price any time soon. I wasn’t willing to spend any more than that as I’m still not sure if I’m switching permanently or not. Had I not got such a good price for the 8a I probably would have waited and got a 9a