obviously it’s not a real photo. Nobody stands on a coffin, no matter how much you hate the person in it, and no the VP did not motorboat the blonde, and no two people embracing do not form the shadow of a pregnant woman.

Use your eyes, people.

+1 for ProxMox.

I have that running and it’s pretty easy to work with

And sites like Aftermath.site

It’s a bit strange that when you create a note, you don’t automatically go to the editor.

That’s not a cardboard box, that’s a microfiche viewer.

Thanks for that recipe!

That’s a fun idea :)

I also know that sometimes different cooking temperatures are written if the oven is a fan-driven oven or a conventional oven. Which makes the science a bit trickier. And is part of the reason why I asked, but I’ve gotten a lot of insightful answers.

I guess there’s nothing to it but to try. If it fails, I have more data to work with :)

I’d love to try to bake something like a Turkish pide or a focaccia

Thanks for this answer, I’ll have to measure the actual temperature inside the oven, see how hot it can run. Maybe it does reach 225 (440) but it only reports 200.

In my case it’s a combination oven/microwave. (I have a small kitchen without a gas connection)

I don’t mind those people, I just wish they wouldn’t go off on tangentially related subjects.

Thanks for that sudden stab of sympathy pain I felt in my toes at reading your comment.

And to delete the System32 folder, just press ALT+F4.

the app version is also 2.0.0 on iOS, upgraded from the previous version.

So this isn’t a database issue on the server? But one in the app?

Apparently I have a database issue. It tries two photos and both fail with a foreign key error and then the process stops. I had deleted both photos it initially complained about, but then it complained about the next two. I fear I’m going to have to reinstall.

Went into the app’s logs (tap your icon in the upper right corner and choose Logs)

And in my case it’s a database issue:

SqliteException(787): while executing statement, FOREIGN KEY constraint failed, constraint failed (code 787) Causing statement: INSERT INTO “remote_exif_entity” (“asset_id”, “city”, “state”, “country”, “date_time_original”, “description”, “height”, “width”, “exposure_time”, “f_number”, “file_size”, “focal_length”, “latitude”, “longitude”, “iso”, “make”, “model”, “lens”, “orientation”, “time_zone”, “rating”, “projection_type”) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) ON CONFLICT(“asset_id”) DO UPDATE SET “city” = ?, “state” = ?, “country” = ?, “date_time_original” = ?, “description” = ?, “height” = ?, “width” = ?, “exposure_time” = ?, “f_number” = ?, “file_size” = ?, “focal_length” = ?, “latitude” = ?, “longitude” = ?, “iso” = ?, “make” = ?, “model” = ?, “lens” = ?, “orientation” = ?, “time_zone” = ?, “rating” = ?, “projection_type” = ?, parameters: ffc547f5-78ad-42b9-856b-fdd9df8f6586, placename, state, country, 2025-05-24T14:43:35.000Z, , 1440, 1920, null, null, 3850688, null, 00.0000, 00.0000, null, Apple, iPhone 16 Pro, null, 1, Europe/Brussels, null, null, placename, state, country, 2025-05-24T14:43:35.000Z, , 1440, 1920, null, null, 3850688, null, 00.0000, 00.0000, null, Apple, iPhone 16 Pro, null, 1, Europe/Brussels, null, null.

(redacted lat/long positions a bit)

I think I’m going to reinstall. This issue is over my paygrade.

Ever since the upgrade to 2.0 I’ve been unable to sync the photos on my phone. “Sync failed, cannot process backup” and I don’t know why.

your printer works?!

I think he’s more like the cumbox rather than a bottle.