You can travel by hitchhiking (free), walking (free), cycling (one bike costs) or even by volunteering on a ship (you might even earn money). You can sleep in a tent or couchsurfing or on said ship.
Everybody immediately goes to restaurants, transcontinental flights and hotels, of course you need money for that, but that’s exactly not the point.
Walking, biking and couchsurfing is free. In most countries camping is free too.
It’s not travel in your (and to be honest, most people in the comments) preferred version. The OP never mentioned luxuries, or even comfort. The point is that if what you really want to travel, you most probably can, independent of your financial situation.
Nobody said it isn’t.
It is traveling and it doesn’t require lots of money.
ITT: but first class tickets and 5 star hotels cost money!!!
Basically no one understands the message.
Of course data is kept consistent, that’s ACID.
Does it come with a good text editor?
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I know some of these words!
- an Emacs user
Yeah, and not adapting accumulates the kind of tech debt that pays my bills when I have to come clean up. If everyone was doing their job I would be in a different like of work, a less profitable one for sure.
Mooooom, I’ve been hacked!
Exactly my point. Wrong technology. If your operation takes more than 1s and you just accept it, you are not very good at your job. No worries, more job security for me!
I would recommend reading a few books, but given that you couldn’t even read my first post about when to use transactions, it’s futile.
other high-level languages like C or C++
How times have changed…
If your single operations take 80ms either it’s a toy app or someone didn’t do their job (unoptimized queries, wrong technology, wrong modeling, etc).
Again, not data integrity (Error correction) but consistency (aCid). Adding two milliseconds to a half a millisecond operation is by no means cheap…
That’s much clearer, thanks!
A better readme would be my first request. I don’t quite understand how it works.
Do I install it on the immich server?
It seems to be configured via config files in users’ home directories… my immich users need a login account on the server?
Does the server need read access to each user home profile?
“Pretty cheap” is very subjective…
As long as the database is acid restarts should not be a factor. Data integrity is not helped by transactions, you would need error correcting codes for that. Plus the effect on performance is quite notable on all dbs I’ve worked with.
My point is: it’s not technically correct, it’s just plain correct. Plenty of people I know go for cycling tours of Europe, packing food and sleeping in tents. Some do two weeks hiking.
Travel is not only flying to the other end of the world and eating fancy food cooked for you by hired chefs… you can travel basically free if you adjust your expectations.