How were you able to get that to work? I just got a Reolink Doorbell camera and couldn't get it to work on anything outside the Reolink client/app. I can't even access it from a browser. All their documentation seems to indicate that it does not support it.
Although the other cameras I got from them just had an option to turn it on.
I think during trump inauguration celebration or something https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/nazisalute-1.gif?quality=90&strip=all&zoom=1&resize=540%2C301
The new C++ way is
std::ignore = function();
At work we literally just went through this yesterday, just with folly::Expected. A new guy joined the team and wanted to propose we update how we handle errors.
Around here we just have little stickers on the produce with a code number on it. Most produce is just stacked with no packaging. You collect as many as you want in a bag. At the check out, the little code number can be used tell what the exact variety is.
This seems a lot simpler than lazer etching to me, but idk, maybe that is really cheap and easy too?
You described Kagi as the best, but also gave up on it. I am curious why? Is it just not worth the price?