• Droggelbecher@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    Idk for photos in particular I don’t experience many drawbacks from just using two separate physical external hard drives (every photo is backed up to both).

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    Immich user. I do miss the memories thing from Google photos but I expect it’s coming eventually. All the data is there at the foundational level.

    My only real immich complaints are

    A. The android app gets chonky slow when you have a huge library.

    B. S3-like storage isn’t a supported config, meaning you have to manage your storage size somehow. I want to point immich at a Hetzner object storage bucket, arrange mirroring that to another s3 like cloud service, and then forgetting about storage forever.

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      23 hours ago

      I would love to be wrong on this, as I think even without this feature, Immich is one of the best options available.

      That said, I am referring to this feature: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/2836

      If it has something similar, then I’ll happily consider it. To me, this is one of the more advanced (and well-liked) features of a photo app, which is why I have it there to help differentiate.

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        My Immich app/webui does have memories where it groups some photos by time, such as “2 years ago” at the top of the app, but I don’t believe it does anything with memories for people or locations.

        There’s also no fee to use it, just a donation.

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        17 hours ago

        Immich says it is in very actice development and should not be considered a complete and sole solution

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      22 hours ago

      And where is OP getting a “one-time fee” from? Maybe counting a donation request?

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    I’ve been using google photos for 13 years, haaalp! Is there an app that could drag everything over, possibly? Plus which supports that level of storage, I don’t care if I have to pay. I would rather pay and know I support competitive, but less evil software.

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    1 day ago

    This is the first version, so I expect there to be a few mistakes. Please flag and provide feedback if you notice any improvements.

    Discovered some fantastic options through this research. Hopefully this guide can help you!

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    18 hours ago

    pCloud has a 2tb lifetime plan, and supported client side encryption. I recommend waiting for a deal though.

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    I guess we have different definitions of cross-platform but I think it’s unfair to leave extcloud out of the diagram when it has a memories app as well as one for facial recognition. it meets all criteria except an iOS app.

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      It is there for facial recognition, but yeah it wasn’t included due to lacking iOS and Desktop app. I did make a note there as to what it was missing and that there is one soon to be released.

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        24 hours ago

        There’s a Files desktop app, which will sync photo folders as regular folders.

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      No Ente is paid where a lot of the other options are free. It just so happened that it was the only one that covered all these specific feature sets.