Fundamentally, the concept that your computer can actually look at your screen and is context aware is going to become an important modality for us going forward."
Ah, so now having my computer spy on me is a feature, gotcha
This! Also, it's a solid base to stand on when you want to optimize your code. Performing optimizations becomes much easier, quicker and fraught with errors once you have a unit test suite that will instantly tell you whether your change is working or not.
So I'm currently using Dawarich but I'm intrigued by this alternative. However, I found no way to export my data from Reitti, so I feel like it'd hold my data hostage until the feature would be added.
Alternatively, maybe there's a way to report location to both at once? I'd rather not run two different apps to report my location to both at the same time, however. I guess it would be possible to make a small app that I run on my server that submits the location to both at the same time, but that would be some work.
I assume you mean automatic deduplication? I haven't used ZFS, but BTRFS does not have that. There are a variety of ways to perform deduplication, I have duperemove scheduled to run regularly.
If ZFS is still capable of being instructed to perform deduplication when automatic deduplication is turned off, which it really should be able to do, then this should work even with it turned off.
Ah, reminds me of the old self-extracting gzip executable trick. I used that once a very long time ago to make a 4k linux intro, before I realized to be competitive I should switch to windows to be able to use Crinkler, which is superior even though the decompressor is part of the executable.
Yeah, it's risky business and you need to be careful, because as you you say you are in range of all four murder mittens and many cats don't like getting their stomach petted.
I usually start petting them in other places, then progressively try petting their upper belly, going down. At the first sign that it's not received well I immediately remove my hand.
My condolences