I'm working on a fully offline, apple only (for now), subscription-free home photo library browser. For example you have your photo library on your Mac Mini in the bedroom, and a separate photo library on your work MacBook, but right now you are in the kitchen and your wife wants to see the photos from your last trip in Prague. You don't want iCloud, you want privacy, you don't want telemetry, nor subscriptions to access your own photos. You also want no lock-in so you want full export of all photo organization in the photo metadata.
Well, this is the app that answers that. Everything is seamless, you don't configure anything. You simply start the app on the Mac Mini, import the photo folder, and let it run in the background. In the kitchen, you simply take your iPhone or iPad, open the app and voila, all photos from all libraries show up, organized by date, place, album, people, event. You want to see photos from Prague? You simply check Prague from the filter sidebar. You want those from 2008? You check 2008. Done.
This is not an AI search-based photo library. You cannot even search. Everything you can search for is laid out in the sidebar. You don't need to remember where you have been in 2008. You check 2008 - you see all locations, all albums, everything from that year. You want to see how many trips you had to Vienna? You check Vienna. It's kind of old school this way, but I find it much mentally sane to see a list of filters with things you have done and places you have been and dates you took photos in, rather than an empty search input open to guesses and missed attempts.
This is also not a replacement for your Apple Photos app, or a photo editor app. This is not a photo editor. It's simply a better way to browse historical photos, in a home network, without thinking about it.
The user could be China's secret service. The Pentagon with a new mind control hack. You can't be apolitical, sorry. You have to stand for somethind and Open Source stands for equal access rights. Yes you can have no opinion in other matters excepting "equal access rights" but it's getting harder and harder to do so.
They are not gone but yep, just use firefox like I do (and duckduckgo) and you are home free. AMP works only in chrome and are searched only with google search.
And also..."Working is worthless. Creating art is superior. I do the latter. Bless me, and fuck everyone else. Fuck you. You are below. I am an aristocrat since birth, and I wish there were more aristocrats in this proletarian world. The middle class are nothing but enhanced proletarians who think the best thing in life is having money.".
Jezus I never read anything more full of hate in my entire life!
But...uh...has anybody actually read the bullshit that guy was saying in the posts? Like..."If some enlightened being can, such as myself, he is the first to accept that others will not get it, but it is only human to be bewildered and sometimes frustrated by the fact. It is the pain of the enlightened. It is a life-long struggle to deal with it. ".
What the fuck dude? Does he really think he is the first and only intelligent person on the planet?
Well, this is the app that answers that. Everything is seamless, you don't configure anything. You simply start the app on the Mac Mini, import the photo folder, and let it run in the background. In the kitchen, you simply take your iPhone or iPad, open the app and voila, all photos from all libraries show up, organized by date, place, album, people, event. You want to see photos from Prague? You simply check Prague from the filter sidebar. You want those from 2008? You check 2008. Done.
This is not an AI search-based photo library. You cannot even search. Everything you can search for is laid out in the sidebar. You don't need to remember where you have been in 2008. You check 2008 - you see all locations, all albums, everything from that year. You want to see how many trips you had to Vienna? You check Vienna. It's kind of old school this way, but I find it much mentally sane to see a list of filters with things you have done and places you have been and dates you took photos in, rather than an empty search input open to guesses and missed attempts.
This is also not a replacement for your Apple Photos app, or a photo editor app. This is not a photo editor. It's simply a better way to browse historical photos, in a home network, without thinking about it.