There are batteries, recent advances have resulted in cheaper batteries that can store more power.

Alternatively the energy can be used to create hydrogen and that can be transported.

In my opinion the "store everything" approach is actually a good thing. By not caring about which pictures look best I can immerse myself in the moment more instead of caring about storage. Many times when I reviewed pictures I took in the past, shots I thought were terrible actually captured details that the "good" shots didn't. You'll have more clarity when leisurely reviewing pictures on a computer.

I agree that storing pictures on someone else's service is not a good idea in the long run. The recent AI hype wave affected RAM, SSD and HDD prices. I think grabbing large SD cards now before they are affected too would be a good move.

Sounds like you are having a storage problem.

Dedicated cameras are better for quality pictures but they are very clunky to carry around. It doesn't solve your storage problem and it seems you are not looking to solve a picture quality problem.

The easiest solution tech-wise would be google photos. Set it up to automatically upload and delete the version on your phone. You can share uploaded pictures directly to social media or people. Youtube is also in Google's ecosystem so AFAIK you can prompt the AI in Google photos and create videos for Youtube. Note that if you take a lot of pictures you must pay to have expanded storage to support the above.

A similar self-host option would be immich.

Korean: 홍길동 (Hong Gil Dong) for "John Smith", usually seen on form samples

Good news everyone, we created the Torment Nexus reality TV show, from the game "Don't create the Torment Nexus"

I'd recommend

https://github.com/roflcoopter/viseron

Checks all the boxes: local storage and streaming, detection, recognition.

Should work fine with most cameras, but configuration is via YAML only, no GUI.

You can try a DDNS service to get a fixed domain name bound to your dynamic IP. Most modern routers support a few providers, try looking in the settings. They are mostly free for personal use.

I'm using one of these "shady" cameras that have good reviews. Yes they require an internet connection to set up but once you are done you can just wall them off from the internet and stream locally to your box ;)

I have the same thought. Group chat is a solved problem, why do people keep flocking to shittier alternatives is beyond me. Want notifications? Install a bouncer, done.

Korea: literally that https://law.go.kr/

It even has English translations and an AI chatbot

They didn't know the earth was round when they named their own country (a looooong time ago). They really thought it was the center of the universe and their kings were sent from heaven

Switching to English is left as an exercise to the reader...

It's black mirror S7 E1.