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Shoutout to my selfhosting homies with a partner, kid, and cat(s), with these storage prices. T_T
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What do you guys use to self-host your cat photos? Does your solution include (cat-) face recognition?
I personally use NextCloud Memories! It works really well. Unfortunately two drawbacks:
Its recognition can mostly get "animal" but I imagine it misses a lot of "cat." I also put in custom tags "Cat - (name)" to differentiate, but that's not automatic and I'm sure my collection is imperfect.
Facial recognition; it only recognizes like the first face it sees? It can't handle multiple people in an image. Really strange. The face recognition is also currently limited to humans. Big whomp-whomp!
But as for integration with the rest of NextCloud, Memories is quite fantastic and I like it a lot. :)
(If you wanna mess with NextCloud, I HIGHLY recommend the AIO (all in one) install)
Thanks for the hint! I've heard that self-hosting Nextcloud is a gigantic handful, it's supposed to need a lot of attention to maintain?