I’ve been using Authenticator and haven’t really had any issues.

I imported my Aegis codes and they worked no problem

It’s very pretty and I could see myself using it but I will stick with breezy weather for now.

I just think this has too much going on and the information is spread out too much. This is all personal preference but I feel that I get a lot more information from breezy quicker.

Cool project tho. Really like the radar

Z-wave and home assistant.

All ya need

I think Element has the best chance of being a viable discord alternative. Especially with matrix 2 around the corner.

Element X (their new mobile app) loads as quickly as discord and supports e2e calls as well as chat.

It is a different app than discord though. It does not feature the nice server layout that discord is kind of known for but it is planned with spaces.

I say give Element another year or two and it will be a very formidable chat program.

And I have no doubt they are doing well financially and will continue to push improvements as matrix is very widely used. I mean hell apparently Nato uses it

You should probably use fedora instead of debian testing.

Fedora is intended to be used as a more up to date distro. While debian testing is just that. Testing

Reviews reviews reviews.

Cameras are kind of a dime a dozen nowadays. They all accomplish nearly the same thing and most people would opt for a phone with a nice camera before thinking of a dslr or mirrorless camera.

So when a camera really sticks out as quality and unique in the reviews it’s usually a good sign. To me Fujifilm are making some of the best “affordable” cameras right now.

I mean an XT3 would fits a lot of your criteria and can be had on ebay for around 1k as a kit.

There are some factories near there that directly supply vw and I have heard from those working there that they are thinking about unionizing.

I can stand behind reolink. Quality products at really good prices.

I have personally installed their cameras for multiple people and never really have issues out of them.

And check with your local telephone co-op and see if they will hook you up with free ethernet cable. All you need then is a crimper and some ends.

Love these cameras