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100% of people coming to frigate can read "networked video recorder".
by Workaccount2 1y ago
100% of people coming to frigate can read "networked video recorder".
- infecto 1y agoSo what? Like I said it does not hurt to define but at the same time if you don’t know what NVR stands for, Frigate is not for you. It’s like reading an equity research paper and complaining EPS is not defined. Some things just don’t need to be defined and if you don’t know, you most likely are not the target audience.
- DonHopkins 1y ago[dead]
- infecto 1y agoYou’ve really taken a mild disagreement and spun it into some moral crusade against user inclusivity. No one is “alienating” users or acting out of “contempt”… I made a simple point that, for a niche technical project like Frigate, it’s reasonable to assume some baseline domain knowledge. If someone doesn’t know what an NVR is, they’re likely not ready to deploy a self-hosted AI-powered video surveillance system. That’s not exclusionary and it’s just reality. Let’s not pretend a missing acronym definition is the same as slamming a door in someone’s face. I am sorry expressing an opinion offended you.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- subscribed 1y agoSeeing this bizarre gatekeeping made it crystal clear I don't want to do anything near Frigate ecosystem /devices. Even though it would suit me perfectly - simply by treating people like me, not knowing that acronym before, as somewhat "unworthy". Cult.
- Workaccount2 1y agoIt's engineers. There is a good reason companies send sales people, not engineers, to meet customers.