#the-water-cooler

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clear ferry
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Well, I am invited to be part of a panel of subject matter experts in regards to forming political guidelines for it

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As part of me being a participant in the us chambers of commerce Norwegian branch

solar zealot
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yes, they must absolutely understand that raspberry belongs into cakes and not computing gear

clear ferry
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That sounds reasonable

solar zealot
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🤝

primal laurel
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I love raspberry pi

clear ferry
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Disgusting

primal laurel
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Yall just spoiled

solar zealot
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trading $ against effective counting stones is overrated :^)

clear ferry
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I just have standards smile

iron granite
clear ferry
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Jesus Christ I hate apple sometimes

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Can't add an apple tv to homekit without an iPhone or iPad running iOS 16

solar zealot
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sounds like an apple thing they also do for os restores now :^)

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"thank you for spending your money, but fuck you for not spending more"

clear ferry
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Like the wife said "I understand why apple people continue buying apple products, they have no choice"

solar zealot
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pretty true

clear ferry
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I have three apple devices, but all are too old to add it

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What a horrible ecosystem

solar zealot
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most funny to me is how they have that great backup system for macos
but it wont work like that for any other device they sell

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gota pay that icloud money

primal laurel
dusky plank
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there's little use in homekit for a appletv except you have apple devices and you want to remote control your home(kit) or you need your cameras on the appletv

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I just finished setting up my new audi. Which I had for a month now. Software is crap.
PSA: don't buy audis

iron granite
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„Vorsprung durch Technik“

clear ferry
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Ja, Audi ist super

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Pre 1998ish

clear ferry
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I stopped doing Audi's, they've only gotten worse and worse, and too expensive

clever mortar
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My pre 2008 Audi A4 outlasted my neighbours 2018 Audi A4

clear ferry
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Yeah

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My 2008 that my father took over is already falling apart

clever mortar
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Lots of body rot, engine issues, problems with the handbrake... it went on and on

clear ferry
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My 1992 one was still great when I sold it in 2008

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The 00 A8 I had was an utter nightmare

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Only chance I'll ever buy an Audi again is if I found a pristine Audi C3 or B3

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Just saw an article about an etron that the doors didn't work on , and the vendor said it was because they didn't open the doors correctly

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Excuse me

dusky plank
orchid rose
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Atx coming out as an Apple stan wasn't something I had on my bingo card. Disgusting

clear ferry
dusky plank
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you will need scrypted to make that work, and pip notifications with video only work half the time anyway. appletv stupid dumb

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tha audi e-trons drive excellent, their software is shit though which ruins the whole ux

clear ferry
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And piss expensive compared to what you get

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And you still have to pay monthly to have adaptive headbeams

dusky plank
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I don't

clear ferry
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It's extra here

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Let me find the list

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All of these are €1.5 per month each

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I'll stick to Volvo for now, I did consider the Hongqi last time, but I wanted a hybrid

dusky plank
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my leasing one seems to have all of these included

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which makes the feature store in the app... pretty empty and useless

clear ferry
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Lol

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I considered leasing too, but no with two kids

dusky plank
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turns out the value drop from diving out the factory isn't that impactful anymore with evs, they basically have no maintenance and can theoretically drive forever

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so I went with leasing

clear ferry
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Yeah, EVs hold value well

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My leaf is roughly 0 for me when I sell it

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And it was almost new when i got it

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I'm gonna replace it with a Volvo EX30 probably

primal laurel
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meanwhile, my 20 year old bicycle with 150 euro maintenance done to it still going like a tank

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gotta love dutch bikes

clear ferry
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I got my Volvo €50k off because it was 3 years old

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I pity people who buy new cars

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👀

clever mortar
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My current car was about 50% because it was a year old with 3K miles. My last car was a similar discount but had a shocking 110 miles on the clock after a year.

orchid rose
orchid rose
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Aerodynamics vs comfort

primal laurel
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aerodynamics is for race bikes

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you dont need it on a city bike

orchid rose
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If you plan to ride the bicycle for more than 5 meters you really don't want to sit upright

orchid rose
# primal laurel

My man hasn't ridden a proper bicycle that just caresses your balls just right

finite atlas
clever mortar
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Mines a diesel and should still be chugging along in another 10 years

finite atlas
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yeah, the one with the 1.9L tdi is the one i'm interested in

primal laurel
red rock
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I used to lay down on my bike with my elbows

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but I stopped doing that

dusky plank
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had to stop riding my fixie after kissing the tram rails earlier this year

clear ferry
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finally got actual numbers for my rack

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24h pull appears to be 20kwh

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as I expected

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and yesterday was 102kwh total

dusky plank
forest edge
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anyone do the pipup install on a google tv os?

red rock
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the what

forest edge
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i know there is a HA forum post about it, just asking if anyone in here has experince with it

red rock
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Doesn't ring a bell

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There currently is a PR for adding a new integration that does stuff with notifications on Android TV\

forest edge
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android tv and google tv are kind of two diff things

red rock
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oooohh

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I did not see that your question was asking the other thing

red rock
forest edge
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not sure how that works. popup windows on google tv are disabled without a package like what I linked

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least till google tv os 13

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but we're on 12 atm

red rock
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@hollow crater did test this afaik

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I just have chromecast and a webostv so I never played with this

forest edge
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chromecast if it's a newer one should have google tv os

hollow crater
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Yep I did

red rock
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I got it for free

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Like I once bought a Stadia controller and got a chromecast with it

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And then Google stopped Stadia, and I got my money back

forest edge
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what do you mean by test? as in somehow the intergration allowed popups on google tv?

red rock
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So now I have a free controller and chromecast

hollow crater
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But I tested it on Android TV (waipu TV stick) so no Google TV

forest edge
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ah

red rock
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aah check

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Did not know that

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@slate garnet

forest edge
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its weird cause google makes both but google tv is suppose to be the successor to android tv yet they keep updating android tv and it retains some of the features google tv dropped

red rock
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what are they shipping on new sony tv's?

forest edge
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google tv

red rock
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ah, if they still shipped android I would've guessed that they are obliged by contract

forest edge
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I think you can specifically still get some newer tv's with android tv

red rock
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but that isn't the case apparently

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I mean, Google likes their graveyard

slate garnet
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Android TV vs Google TV ?

red rock
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and then I mentioned you worked on something similar

slate garnet
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Both are same, just a ui changes in Google tv

forest edge
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google tv dosen't have pip while android tv does

clear ferry
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google knocking hard

forest edge
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supposedly google tv 13 is bringing back pip but right now we just got 12

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pipup though is suppose to be pretty customizable which is why I was curious if anyone in here has done/using it

iron granite
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Google Freebies

solar zealot
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Does the hardware even work without the service?

iron granite
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Google offered a firmware change. The costs for the controller have been reimbursed, you can keep the hardware and convert it to a regular Bluetooth controller

forest edge
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its a bt controller i think

solar zealot
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Oh that's at least something

iron granite
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Before that, it was a WiFi controller, bound to the Stadia service

solar zealot
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I thought I read about them all being waste, but just b2 is also fine I suppose

iron granite
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It was quite a fair move. Bought games (except the subscription) and the hardware were fully reimbursed (if bought at Google).

forest edge
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lots of myq sales this blackfriday/cyber monday for you fans out there lol

solar zealot
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I'm waiting for Gmail to spontaneously be shut down

forest edge
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I dunno why people even buy into those services.. every service like it in the past has failed

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not even sure the nvidia one is still active

solar zealot
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I think it is

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Well, a GPU for 2+k$ ain't that great of a value anymore

iron granite
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I got the controllers for free anyway. Even before they shut it down.

solar zealot
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Similar to renting a server is much cheaper than running yours locally in a lot of European places

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Not sure why people would prefer it over a phone, but we just getting started on that with real games

primal laurel
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Might be a good controller for steamdeck docking station

forest edge
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bt controllers are good for a lot of things. heck even D4 on PC was way better using a controller than mouse and keyboard

solar zealot
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The best controller for the steam deck is a second steam deck 😉

primal laurel
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im using an old xbox controller

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which also has bluetooth

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thanks microsoft

primal laurel
clear ferry
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This is the way

primal laurel
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playing resident evil remakes now

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such good games, amazing

last cedar
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@clear ferry what have you done?+

clear ferry
last cedar
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I just don't upgrade ever

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HA 0.96.5 forever baby

red rock
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Agressive Install path C:\Users\jlekkerk\AppData\Local\Figma already exists, burning it to the ground

clear ferry
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Sounds like I started designing applications

low harness
solar zealot
clear ferry
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disgusting

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laughs in zfs

silent doveBOT
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@clear ferry I converted your message into a file since it's above 15 lines :+1:

clear ferry
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come at me bot

glacial knot
clever mortar
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You joke, but I once saw Oracle's install script clean up all the temporary files it used, including /dev/null

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Turns out that on that particular Unix version that could be done, and would persist after a reboot. Also turns out the OS wouldn't even reach single user mode with that missing...

red rock
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Im HAifying my internship software lol

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Oh we need to make a configurable frontend? In HA you can serialize everything and load custom content

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Oh we need to call different backoffices? Let's make services of those calls and have people config it themselves

primal laurel
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apparently im required to open source the whole thing

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gonna HAify it too

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this reads like it was written by chatgpt

red rock
primal laurel
red rock
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Aah

glacial knot
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Open money open source 💕

clear ferry
solar zealot
clear ferry
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I thought Devs earned the big buxxxxx

glacial knot
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Not students in their masters 😂

primal laurel
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lucky for me I also work. Still poor tho

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I blame the government

clear ferry
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_laughs in no education _

red rock
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Ah that explains

clear ferry
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Explains why I'm actually good at my job and have a decent salary? I agree

red rock
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I was joking

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I must say I learnt a lot in my 7 years

fathom sparrow
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I don't remember a damn thing

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aside from some math, and a general idea how to troubleshoot anything thrown at me

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I graduated 17 years ago tho

red rock
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What did you study

fathom sparrow
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Mech E

red rock
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What's the E

fathom sparrow
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engineering

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Then I was forced into learning python at my last job and now I'm a developer

primal laurel
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If this ends well I might even do a PhD here

fathom sparrow
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From what I understand, it's a somewhat normal carreer path?

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PHD in HA energy?

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Please add device_class and state_class to your entity, the end.

solar zealot
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at least thats something uh fun

clear ferry
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I stopped studying 20 years ago

fathom sparrow
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I had to do training at work with a fucking test last week

solar zealot
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if id had to continue signal processing, i may consider ending myself

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yuck, math

fathom sparrow
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it wasn't math, it was for some stupid system they are implementing for tracking crap

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regardless, I had to take a test and I was not happy

ocean oar
fathom sparrow
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I wouldn't mind a forklift license & test

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that's easy

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well, easier than listening to a stupid boring ass video while clicking in a webbrowser about crap I don't give a flying fuck about

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8 hour video, 2 hour test

ocean oar
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Oof

primal laurel
solar zealot
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M condolences

primal laurel
solar zealot
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its not been two years and i have no idea what i am looking at

primal laurel
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what specifically?

solar zealot
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its colorful, thats all i can say

primal laurel
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needs some context

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something to do with phase

solar zealot
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it starts out as rectangular function and then some fourier happens
and some more stuff where the profs didnt bother putting a label on whats going on

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i am thankful enough that i dont have to touch it anymore

fathom sparrow
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loks like a sine wave that changes into a cosine wave around 0 on the upsidedown ga axis

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or tan that turns into sine/cosine

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can't really tell w/o spinning it

primal laurel
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phi is usually phase

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but might as well be an inkblot test. Needs some context

solar zealot
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Spider powered turbines

primal laurel
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impressive though

solar zealot
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Yes

shadow prawn
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They have just like 12TWh Electrical Energy per year, germany has like 500 TWh

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China like 6800Twh

primal laurel
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it's about the energy mix, not absolute numbers

solar zealot
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Germany just ain't cutting it

shadow prawn
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Its much more difficult to transform a country like germany

solar zealot
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Likely because of laws and the let others do the change mentality

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Wonder what others* counts as

shadow prawn
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You just need like 800 wind mills of the 5 MW class to produce 12TWh

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Germany has more than 20000 wind mills on a land that has a much higher population density

solar zealot
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And we only built less than 600 last year afaik

primal laurel
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Germany is an economic super power. It has plenty of resources to get it done

shadow prawn
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Germany isn’t even able to power everything with renewable sources on its own land cause the energy density in wind and solar is not enough

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In australia thats like the easiest thing

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Germany is forced to import energy from abroad like H2

solar zealot
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It's not like that should be a reason to stop trying

shadow prawn
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Do we stop?

clear ferry
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Did someone say 94% hydro electric

solar zealot
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Id say yes

primal laurel
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we also import energy from abroad

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every EU country does

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it's a good thing

solar zealot
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We still ain't getting paid for the energy produced by consumers and the tax exemption generally is a joke considering that's eaten multiple times by companies

primal laurel
solar zealot
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We still need to jump a ton of hoops to get basic installations going legally

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It could be easier if there would be will

primal laurel
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that's a pity

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here is the share of houses with solar panels per municipality in NL

shadow prawn
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There are so many challenges that still must be solved like green steel, green cement and so on. And only if we solve these challenges in order that they are economical more attractive, other countries like china will adapt them

solar zealot
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It's actually funny
You possibly end up paying for having a small scale solar installation connected because they may choose to add a meter on a monthly subscription

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It starts mathing around >60cnt per kwh

primal laurel
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that's sad

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here solar panels are money printing machines

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free money

solar zealot
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It's suspicious to say at least

shadow prawn
primal laurel
red rock
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are there other ways you can generate electricity at home and deliver it back to the network

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because nobody actually checks if you have solar panels

static schooner
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Mr. Fusion

shadow prawn
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Cause there is no good in making h2 like in australia and ship it to germany, to produce iron here. The losses are too great, better ship the iron here

red rock
# static schooner Mr. Fusion

Richard Handl (born May 23, 1980) is a Swedish man who experimented with tritium, americium, aluminium, beryllium, thorium, radium, and uranium, with the intention to create a nuclear reaction. He acquired most of the radioactive materials from foreign companies, while assembling a collection of periodic elements. For six months in 2011, he alle...

shadow prawn
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Thats mr. nuclear fission

solar zealot
shadow prawn
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His brother

solar zealot
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Tho really the moment when you get paid to burn fuel, something is up

red rock
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"Yea I am a youtuber and all this coal is what I got from a collab with a big foreign nation we're in war with"

solar zealot
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would watch that ngl

last cedar
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And strong legs

solar zealot
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get those racoons to pay rent

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more legs, more energy

red rock
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they're all already living rent free in our head

solar zealot
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😱

iron granite
primal laurel
red rock
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No I mean

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People who run their own whatever kind of way of generating power

iron granite
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Now I have to think about the Nuclear Boyscout dr_evil

static schooner
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hard to imagine that anything else would be cost-effective

primal laurel
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You can generate your own power and not feed back, no problem

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Like a diesel generator

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But your energy supplier will notice your load profile has unexpectedly changed and contact you

red rock
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Follow up question

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Could you grow weed efficiently with solar power and batteries

primal laurel
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Lol

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No I think the energy requirement is too high

red rock
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How many Solar panels would you need

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Asking for a friend obviously

primal laurel
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Probably a lot because the heat requirement is largest in winter when the panels produce the least

red rock
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Would it be enough to not make the energy usage from grid suspicious

iron granite
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A small nuclear reactor might produce enough electricity and heat

static schooner
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Having sampled the folks trying to use Home Assistant, I have no interest in the general public owning their own personal reactors

iron granite
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Nothing to worry about. The EPA took care of the parts and contamination of the Nuclear Boyscouts experiments

solar zealot
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home assistant getting an integration to connect reactors confirmed?

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there must be tuya gear around for this

red rock
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Lmao

iron granite
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Heat the plants, cool the roof note

prisma briar
iron granite
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And driving parts of it around

prisma briar
prisma briar
iron granite
prisma briar
shy thorn
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This #logo looks remarkably like HA's new logo. And archive.org shows ForgeFed has been using it since at least 2022. Feels like more than just inspiration...

tidal bronze
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@forest edge how was your Thanksgiving?

forest edge
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hope yours on a plane was good lol

winged obsidian
tidal bronze
static schooner
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Like in your room? Can't go to the mall with your friends?

last cedar
tidal bronze
static schooner
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Well, not if you're grounded.

low harness
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Probably inspired, or more likely same source of inspiration for both.

prisma briar
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Two different graphic designers shop at ikea

forest edge
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I forgot.. you must be from norway

tidal bronze
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I always thought Turkey was just a decorative element. Is it edible? Tastes different than water?

forest edge
young sigil
clear ferry
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Hesus Christmas how hard it can be to find a LTO5 SAS drive

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All I want is offline backups

red rock
low harness
red rock
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Ouch

stable wolf
stable wolf
stable wolf
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No, but we were amused when we found out 😄

red rock
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I still need to buy one of them

primal laurel
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I think somebody put WLED into it

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I want that

iron granite
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That was dope

next crag
red rock
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dangle?

forest edge
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🥒

next crag
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If it was legit, problem already solved.

next crag
# red rock dangle?

Like, bait. Someone in one business/field floats to another with a topic of conversation that pulls people into organic discussion, sympathetic view, etc.

Overall goal is to siphon some of that attention back to the user’s primary field.

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Again, not attacking anyone’s livelihood, just wondering if those kinds of things have reached something like HA.

red rock
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ooh

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hmm

next crag
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It’s more common on twitter when you have an amateur model post something like, “I don’t see what the problem is with fat guys who play video games” or something to that effect.

red rock
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But aren't there better communities to bait in?

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Like yes, home automation is a hobby a lot of males participate in

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but they aren't very young on average

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They are usually the people with a lot of time or a crazy passion

next crag
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Indeed there are, but you’re thinking of it as a HA user.

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If you’re this adult content creator, and that’s something your boyfriend is into, you might view it as “another pool of sweaty men who will check out a woman.”

If it’s a joint effort, you may have even been told to target this group by said bf.

Explaining possible perspectives, not saying that happened.

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But yeah, it could be entirely innocent and legitimate, just wondering if anyone else read that and thought…

red rock
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I mean, I did not think anything of it in the first place

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but now you say, it's interesting

primal laurel
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Lmao

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That's just a porn account trying to get attention

next crag
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I mean, let’s say I’m running my adult content account. I post nothing but that content there. I do it consistently. That’s my business.

I have a tech issue. Or would like some legal advice. Do I really want to muddy up my business by posting that from the same account?

clear ferry
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Holy bananas batman

forest edge
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porn muddy's up people's image in 2023?

next crag
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“I know I’m a useless stupid bitch” is some crazy self-deprecation when asking for a little tech help.

dusky plank
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I migrated from chromium to waterfox

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its goooood

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but apparently it fails to load the HA dashboard 😛

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ffs one has to use multiple browsers nowadays

glacial knot
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one for every domain

dusky plank
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oh, it was dark reader messing that one up

finite atlas
solar zealot
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some people cant take the heat

next crag
red rock
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I mean I am now full Firefox at this point

forest edge
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gross

red rock
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aaah, I want my christmas lights to create an integration for it

prisma briar
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I've moved everything over to FIrefox over the last few months, I miss being able to ctrl+enter to click on the text highlighted by ctrl+f but otherwise haven't noticed anything different.

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Well, I also noticed the lack of HEVC support

prisma briar
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idk the last time I underspecced a PC of mine so bad I had to actually care about RAM usage

primal laurel
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if chrome starts banning ad blockers im out

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actually im already out just too pre-occupied to make the switch

prisma briar
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It took me way less effort than I was expecting

ocean oar
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Firefox user since version 0.8 🙂

prisma briar
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And, yea, Manifest V3 was why I went to Firefox

prisma briar
ocean oar
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What was funny is some time between someone telling me about it and me getting around to doing something with that information was when it was renamed to Firefox.
Because the advice was "this great new browser called Firebird", but by the time I went to download that, it wasn't called that anymore

prisma briar
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I first learned to get online with Netscape at school, went to IE at home because it was bundled with Windows, then moved to Opera later on

dusky plank
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Waterfox is firefox with a tad more privacy afaik

orchid rose
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Vivaldi masterrace unless Google does some Google things in the near future

primal laurel
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the list is long

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veeeeeeeeeeeeryyyyyyyy loooooooooooooong

prisma briar
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And sad, too. A lot of those things would be thriving open-source projects if Google had released the work they already did instead of just throwing it all away.

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I am glad them killing google domains didn't also mean they ended their reseller agreements with enom. I've had my Google Workspace domain registered with them since before Google was a registrar, heh

orchid rose
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When Google dropped their Don't be evil motto, I didn't think they would be quite as masks-off about it, but right now I'd be placing my bets on Bing to be the more user friendly option in the near future

prisma briar
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I've always believed MS to be more honest/transparent than Google, personally.

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Not that either of them are transparent or honest at all

red rock
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I mean

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I was developing a Microsoft Teams tab application recently

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and the thing is, there is a lot of documentation about everything

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but after reading something I was still like, yes there are 10 million options, but which one fits my use case?

primal laurel
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All big tech cares about is money. Very transparent

red rock
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I mean

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Microsoft had AAD, Azure Active Directory

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They renamed it to Microsoft Entra ID because god knows why

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now, apparently their SEO on that name is so bad, they are going to rename it again

winged obsidian
forest edge
winged obsidian
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~one a month

primal laurel
forest edge
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over half the shit on that list is fluff

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i disagree

primal laurel
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That's fine

glacial knot
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or at least allow alternative usage like the stadia hardware

glacial knot
winged obsidian
glacial knot
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Never used that

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the only one I'm mad about being gone is g+

orchid rose
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So I got a new VR headset and it has wireless streaming support. I tried turning up the quality to 100Mbps which is rather low by today's standards, but got huge lags. Turns out my lan cables are so old that they can only do 100Mbps

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atx would be very disappointed

winged obsidian
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Google Flu Trends might have been repurposed a few years aftert it was killed...

forest edge
winged obsidian
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Also everything to do with Nest went in the exact wrong direction for openness.

forest edge
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I think nest is the result of applevision

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seems l;ike google is trying to copy alot of that closed ecosystem with a hint of flexabilty

glacial knot
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but otherwise, yea

orchid rose
glacial knot
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shielding can also make some difference
But the hard requirement for Gbit is 4 pairs. And there's very old cables with only 2 pairs

winged obsidian
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Now it's a Spike Lee Joint

winged obsidian
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Do the Right Thing is a 1989 American comedy-drama film produced, written and directed by Spike Lee. It stars Lee, Danny Aiello, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Richard Edson, Giancarlo Esposito, Bill Nunn, John Turturro and Samuel L. Jackson and is the feature film debut of Martin Lawrence and Rosie Perez. The story explores a Brooklyn neighborhood's si...

orchid rose
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The fact that I still haven't watched that flick joint is so weird. I should fix that

next crag
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Just finished importing all of my subscriptions.

primal laurel
iron granite
late gate
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Would it be ok to just pull the drive from my old opnsense router and put it in the new or should I reinstall? Any experience of what file system is the most reliable on opnsense? Right now its just one enterprise ssd in it, but can expand to two if absolutely needed

umbral cliff
red rock
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Yep

umbral cliff
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I get why they wanted to split it though

primal laurel
novel elk
#

Hi, I wanted to know if it's possible for me to put a HD with files and have them look like a NAS on the HA

static schooner
#

There are zero raccoons mentioned in that question

tidal bronze
red rock
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🦝

red rock
#

So my head didn't get it as it couldn't link raccoons with scrum

ocean oar
#

Shit, but now you've got me wanting to monopolise our next daily stand up meeting and pull out the full "what is the deal with airline food" routine

red rock
#

HAHAHA

solar zealot
#

Great. The ha app stopped working today with an tls cert error.
As it turns out it's like invalid for over a month

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So far browsers still trust this thing

clever mortar
#

Have you tried going back in time?

solar zealot
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No but something weird is going on

#

Somehow the server is pushing a different wildcard certificate for this domain

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While they are on the same matcher

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Can't just have nice things I guess

clever mortar
#

Caching, MITM, or you've forgotten your own network setup

rancid hatch
#

Anyone got a tool for illustrating a home network with servers, switches, NAS and such?

red rock
next crag
# primal laurel Ublock origin works fine now. They updated it

I had to play cat and mouse at the time with Ublock, seemed to be every few days. Decided it wasn't worth it. Glad it is working though, but FreeTube has been nice to me for a few other reasons... built-in downloader, skips in-video ads, uses that DeArrow for community-rewritten titles. All option features of course, I'm enjoying it.

primal laurel
next crag
#

That's good to hear, and I'm glad people have options.

dusky plank
#

ubo + sponsorblock ftw

next crag
prisma briar
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Yea, I've noticed literally zero difference in YouTube through this whole adblock drama

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Never got a popup, never had to update my adblocker, never had sponsorblock break

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Never noticed that 5s pause people were complaining about

red rock
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Nooo

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Glizzy

iron granite
next crag
#

Joostlek talkin bout…

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Anyways, it looks like the program is no longer supported so I don’t think it’s a good suggestion. I’ll have to find another in the future after some network rebuilding.

red rock
iron granite
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Too big for my Christmas tree

red rock
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I dont have one

next crag
# red rock

Its is one string of adjustable or does it present as multiple zones within the string?

red rock
red rock
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I'm going to hang them at my window

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Like

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I'm already the pink room of the apartment building

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But someone is trying to one up on me with Christmas lights

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So what do you do as smarthome enthousiast, you one up them

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They're not home so I can't make a picture of their home

next crag
iron granite
#

They are not outdoor rated, right?

red rock
iron granite
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I'm tempted... and a 20% off coupon at Amazon. 64 EUR for the 10m version 🤔

#

But not support in HA as far as I see

next crag
#

Oh, I thought Govee in general was HA-supported. It's by device?

iron granite
#

Govee BLE stuff is. Maybe there is a HACS integration

red rock
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There is a HACS

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Already made an issue that I want to bring it to ckre

#

Core

ocean oar
red rock
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No it's a Hom e-LAN

iron granite
red rock
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Haha

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Plan is to work on it tonight and Saturday

next crag
# ocean oar I like how > Hom > e is line-wrapped

😆 Yeah that was me trying to squeeze everything in and didn't notice until it had been printed to PDF and JPEG. I guess I could've reprinted it, assuming the software was still around, since I have the raw file.

primal laurel
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this works quite well

red rock
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I just sent a spongebob gif in beta

orchid rose
young sigil
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I can't see YouTube but assuming the incomplete question was "how many revs does A make for one rev of B", I would have said 3. The 2*pi's in the circumstances cancel.

orchid rose
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||and you would be wrong like the rest of us||

young sigil
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I guess I'll just have to wait until I get home to see why.

winged obsidian
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OMFG. This is driving me crazy. I can’t tell from the newspaper articles exactly which tests had the bad question.

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I took the SAT in 1982, and scored 800 in math. My whole life has been a lie.

prisma briar
#

I couldn't remember what I got on my ACT (SAT alternative in my region) test for the life of me

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And I took it around 2009, lol

#

I found that whole standardized testing infrastructure to be stupid and pointless.

#

I can't remember what my ACT score was but the math score on it put me into calculus 2 in college which I was wildly unprepared for, I had to go back down the second day of the semester and switch to a more appropriate class.

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My highschool for some reason let computer science count as a math credit so that was my math class for my junior and senior years of HS. It was cool at the time but looking back taking real math classes would probably have been more beneficial.

glacial knot
#

Proper CS is almost exclusively math stuff
But a lot of places mix SE into it

primal laurel
#

for CS graph theory and combinatorics are probably the most important

#

for EE I need lots of stuff

glacial knot
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EE needs calculating things, not maths 🙂

primal laurel
clear ferry
#

Yuck maths

scenic sapphire
#

Morning 👹

clear ferry
#

I can't figure out why my rpi3b+ is crashing constantly by just showing a simple HA dashboard

solar zealot
#

its a pi

clear ferry
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or, well, chromium \ firefox is crashing mostly

solar zealot
#

Maybe some issues regarding hw acceleration?

clear ferry
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perhaps

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might also be the powersupply

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but hey, the machine is only showing a single webpage and doing nothing more

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shouldn't matter if it is a charger or a genuine power supply

solar zealot
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that's what js does to counting stones

clear ferry
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shouldn't be memory related either, because it doesn't even try swapping

dusky plank
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rpi3b is already at the max power what a micro usb can deliver, 3b+ takes even more and thus also crashes more

clear ferry
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So I should POE it is what you are saying

dusky plank
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I had very good success with using poe for pis yes

clear ferry
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aight, time to order something from CHYNA

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I don't have an ethernet outlet at the display, but I can just do a PoE injector and PoE HAT

solar zealot
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Or you be mad and power it through the USB a ports

clear ferry
#

wait

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what

primal laurel
clear ferry
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I've tried a few random chargers at 2-3A

solar zealot
#

It's something that shouldn't really work but it seems to do anyway on some models.

clear ferry
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But again, it is hardly doing anything, except showing a single webpage

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And there is no problem running it from these chargers for any other task I've tried

primal laurel
dusky plank
#

rpi3b can crash on 3A, as does 3b+

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so, yes you are right. it needs more power than it can get though

primal laurel
#

No, it doesn't

dusky plank
#

mkey

solar zealot
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I don't think it ever hits more than 7.5w or power draw for the whole board by default

primal laurel
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correct

dusky plank
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just use some cheap off brand sd card, turn on wifi and make cpu&gpu busy

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it will crash

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thats my experience

primal laurel
#

the biggest problem with most powersupplies is poor voltage regulation. As in it can't follow the load

forest edge
dusky plank
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no, had multiple do that

primal laurel
#

cpu power consumption can jump all over the place. If the PSU can't regulate voltage properly it drops, you get low voltage warnings etc. and then is where the fun starts

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I even had a PSU that worked fine with a good USB cable but with alixpress quality it got low voltage warnings

forest edge
#

yea some of those are so cheap the wire is super super thin

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you run into length resistance issues

primal laurel
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on a 1 meter cable

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pathetic

forest edge
#

pi's themselves can also end up consuming more power over time as well as any peripherals connected to them. especially hdd/ssd

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my pi4 powered a 2.5hdd for a year without issue then all of the sudden it was like.. nope no more lol

primal laurel
#

as long as you get the official PSU you're gucci

forest edge
#

nah the board itself over time just pulls more and more like anything else

primal laurel
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I doubt it

forest edge
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not saying the board alone will pull more than the 3a.. referring to pulling more than the 3a with peripherals

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even if you started out under

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i've seen it happen a few times

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on a few diff pi's

primal laurel
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The pi itself will not consume more power over time. You may have environmental factors contributing to higher power consumption though, such as dust or higher ambient temperature

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And maybe in rare case component degradation can cause higher power consumption, but then you're probably close to total failure already

forest edge
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its not rare.. it happens to everything

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some might see it sooner than others but it's like death and taxes

primal laurel
#

any source on that?

forest edge
#

any source on eletronic degradation?

primal laurel
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on pi specifically

forest edge
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there are tons on the pi forums

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like i said.. everything experinces it over time

primal laurel
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okay, can you link one. I cant find anything

forest edge
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your dealing with a two fold on pi when you plug stuff in as well considering the usb power has it's own threshhold

primal laurel
#

yeah, great. But without concrete numbers its all pretty vague

forest edge
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what do you mean by concrete numbers?

#

it's not a fixed rate

primal laurel
#

as in, worst case after x years

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or in fact any data at all

forest edge
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considering it's not a fixed rat that's not possible

#

you have never seen a device use more power over time?

primal laurel
#

I mean if you have the same software and hardware setup and just take a few measurements with x years in between you will get some data

forest edge
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that would never work. many causes of component wear so it would never be the same

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like sd cards failure rate.

primal laurel
#

sometimes you just get unlucky. My octopi has been running for 3 years continuously

clear ferry
#

I don't trust pis for much, but a kitchen display is fine

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and it can't even handle that

forest edge
primal laurel
#

without some data on pi's specifically its a pretty pointless discussion

primal laurel
forest edge
#

why everyone just defaults to blaming the psu

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which in fair in most cases is probably the issue

clear ferry
#

Hey, I keep 16064 core systems running fine, but this pi just goes Feelsdeadman

primal laurel
forest edge
#

there is a post that talks about how the power is distributed to peripherals and how the psu with power drop off can cause a spiral death loop. tried to find that but not having much luck with my wording i think

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because the pi will lower its voltage to accommodate the peripherals and that can cause like a chain reaction

clever mortar
#

We regularly see posts here from Pi users who've connected one too many USB devices and caused stability problems

forest edge
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yea it don't take much. I thought the skyconnect would be fine on mine but nope

distant junco
clever mortar
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Can be, yes

forest edge
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i was fine with the data port of my apc and a 2.5hdd connected to mine for just over a year

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then switched to ssd and was fine for another year

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then nope lol

#

was prob data growth to updates

prisma briar
#

I have a Pi on my printer I can't get to not give voltage warnings. Put it on a stock PSU or a 600w bench PSU at 5.4v and it always whines.

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I've been considering replacing it with another SBC, all I need is linux and serial

primal laurel
#

could be a faulty cable or faulty pi

prisma briar
#

My guess is faulty pi

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Definitely wouldn't be the first

primal laurel
#

tried another cable?

prisma briar
#

Tried cables, tried powering from the GPIO header, always get that error

#

Voltage isn't dropping under load either

primal laurel
#

hmm odd

prisma briar
#

I even tried underclocking it to the lowest it'd let me set, still got it

#

My takeaway from it is RPi's kind of suck and are poorly designed.

primal laurel
static schooner
#

I suspect lots of folks have unrealistic expectations for them, since they straddle the hobbyist/PC line

prisma briar
#

I think the RPi's could probably use a few more dollars put into their power handling, personally.

#

I've seen way too many people who know what they're doing have strange issues with Pis for me to buy that it's user error or a misconception.

static schooner
#

The BYO power supply strategy was definitely problematic, as well as using the Pi to power all your USB accessories

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That power supply is often a cell phone charger

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My other quibble is thermal management

prisma briar
#

To be fair that cell phone charger will (likely) run a cell phone more powerful than a Pi

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So it makes sense for people to think it'd be fine

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and it kind of should be

primal laurel
#

yet they're heading towards 100 million units sold, the company wouldn't survive if there were true design faults

prisma briar
#

But the cell phone probably has 5x the cost put into it's power management system compared to the Pi

glacial knot
#

Which should be fine
But I still like to make sure it's a supporter mode

prisma briar
#

It'd cost maybe a couple dollars to put a quickcharge trigger on the Pi and put a switching regulator to let it accept 9v and it'd largely resolve power issues for people.

prisma briar
prisma briar
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I'd argue it's not really on a device that's been iterated on for a decade and has models costing up to $75 per unit. I think priorities just aren't there.

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Especially the Pi 4, that should be using USB PD to get a more reasonable voltage to run off of.

primal laurel
#

are you in the electronics manafucturing industry? I'm sure they would love your expert advice

prisma briar
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Oh fuck off

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You don't need to be employed in manufacturing to see a recuring problem with a device.

primal laurel
#

you dont have a clue what you're talking about

prisma briar
#

I'm so worried you think that.

glacial knot
prisma briar
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You'd have to be beyond useless as a sysadmin to willingly use an RPi in production

#

Their sweet spot is teaching highschoolers python

primal laurel
#

Luckily sysadmins are not engineers and they don't get to make that decision

prisma briar
#

Sysadmins often have a lot of input on the hardware purchased, actually, and no self-respecting sysadmin would ever suggest an RPi.

primal laurel
#

Hardware purchased for what exactly?

prisma briar
#

A lot of stuff, especially stuff labeled 'production'.

primal laurel
#

If you're talking about servers to host whatever, sure I agree rpi has no reason to be there

glacial knot
glacial knot
prisma briar
#

An RPi based product has opportunities to fix some of the stupider design issues with the consumer RPi boards at least

#

I can't remember what but I got something with an RP2040 embedded on it recently

glacial knot
#

Only if you base it on CM

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You get absolutely 0 input on the board

#

Mostly because the raspi foundation isn't set up for a serious protect vertical

prisma briar
#

Won't they sell you the actual ICs to do your own board with, too? Or is that only for the Pico?

glacial knot
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2040 is in the class of something like the beagle bone iirc.

primal laurel
prisma briar
#

Yea, 2040 is the Pico

glacial knot
#

Which is pretty far from the normal boards

prisma briar
#

It's more of an embedded MCU than a Linux SBC

primal laurel
#

Fun fact, the athom homey pro has a CM4

glacial knot
#

Yea, the CM is tolerable

Still horrible software, but avoid some of the hardware issues

prisma briar
#

I have a couple Picos here. I have to say, I'm a fan of UF2 flashing.

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I also have a Zigbee dev board that uses it

glacial knot
#

UF2 🤔 ?

prisma briar
#

Huh, did not realize UF2 was a MS spec

prisma briar
glacial knot
#

Cute

primal laurel
#

At Philips we had pi's all over the place. Must have been dozens. But only for testing, POCs, running test servers, but not in products

prisma briar
#

Seems to be the new 'hot thing' in MCUs

glacial knot
#

Though I don't mind using a flash utility

prisma briar
#

I only dislike them if they require a dongle like the st-link

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Though SWD makes owning an st-link still worth it

glacial knot
#

Hm?

I have a couple flashers and some devices that have their own mode

prisma briar
#

I have some stm32 boards that either don't have the USB pins wired up or don't have boot0 accessible that need a st-link to flash, I prefer ones that can just go into DFU and use USB to flash.

primal laurel
#

I have one stlink devkit that I use as the external debugger for the cheap boards lol

prisma briar
#

I got a st-link v2 and a handful of stm32f4 dev boards to play with. I've done a few random things with them, I converted a wired keyboard to wireless with two stm32f4's and some nrf24l01's, I made an SNES -> Gameport/USB adapter with one.

#

I mostly stick to esp32/esp8266's now though

#

I also paired an stm32 with an esp32 blueretro to make it emulate a USB keyboard/mouse and a gameport joystick using some digipots so I could use the blueretro on an old retro gaming PC I have

primal laurel
#

I bought the STM32WL devkit and an esp32 'LoRa' dev board (turned out to be a lie)

#

Plan was to make a lora gateway for HA and have cheap battery powered DIY lora sensors

prisma briar
#

I have a nucleo dev board somewhere I think has an stlink onboard but the diameter/pitch of the pins on it was really small and I never bothered buying new wires to connect to it

#

I had an old projector I converted from a HID bulb to an LED COB chip that had an stm32 on the ballast. I found the protocol spec for that ballast online and made a new firmware for it that always returned a positive status without actually trying to manage the ballast. Thankfully there were test pads for st-link programming on it.

#

Got a few years out of that projector before the color wheel went out and lost sync with the video

primal laurel
#

nice

#

just finished my weather station receiver project, rpi based ofcourse lol

#

should probably move it to an esp32 but dont have a radio for it

clear ferry
#

Great we still agree the rpi and all it's illegitimate children are shitty hardware

finite atlas
#

they sure have their use case

#

just not for actual important computing

#

just like esp32's

clear ferry
#

They are great for teaching children how to turn on LEDs with python

glacial knot
#

Jup

glacial knot
#

I want to do some mini course for the local youth
Some mini programming course or similar

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Either based on RPI or esp32

clear ferry
#

Wir mussen der kinder lären kode!

clear ferry
#

Don't remember the name

glacial knot
#

ISA is way above the level I'd like to do

#

So it wouldn't matter that it's riscv

primal laurel
finite atlas
#

For those applications, is a great choice.

#

Just not for computing important things.

primal laurel
#

What exactly does that mean?

finite atlas
#

stuff that is of importance

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like a backup server (regarding a rpi)

clear ferry
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Anything I care about

#

It is fine for my garage door

#

Wouldn't store picture library on it

primal laurel
#

I thought we were talking about the esp32

clear ferry
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They are about equal in my trust level

#

Just noticed the pi3b+ does not power usb devices when you power it via Poe

#

Interesting

primal laurel
#

What exactly makes the esp32 untrustworthy?

clear ferry
#

I've had plenty where the voltage regulator has failed

#

Great for small projects

#

And easily replaceable

primal laurel
#

Are you talking about the devkit?

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There are 3 different things people call "esp32". The chip itself, the actual esp32. The certified package, for example the esp32-wroom. And the devkit, for example the esp32-devkitc

#

Only the last one has a power supply

clear ferry
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I have 3 different esp32, 4 different esp8266 and a few esp32-s2

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And all ESPs have a power regulator

#

Because they run on 3.3 whereas the usb supplies 5

#

Come think of it, I have a bag of esp01 too, those were pretty useless

primal laurel
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That's my point

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The regulator is just the cheapest whatever the board manufacturer could find

#

It has nothing to do with the esp32 itself

clear ferry
#

Yeah, there is nothing wrong with Bosch brakes, its just that they are installed on a Peugeot

primal laurel
#

Are you serious? Or trolling?

tidal bronze
clear ferry
#

yes, math exam next week

#

can't wait

primal laurel
glacial knot
#

well yea, you are supposed to run skoda breaks on the Lambo

clear ferry
#

Won't make much sense unless you know Norwegian but

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Hvorfor Skoda når du kan gå da

primal laurel
#

Yes

dusky plank
#

Have to get a lamborghini now to try this

#

Brb

primal laurel
#

I'm sure Top Gear can help you

iron granite
primal laurel
iron granite
#

Sorry...

primal laurel
#

At least you got the joke

clear ferry
#

Gotta say, the battery life of the pixel 8 pro is really good

glacial knot
#

Nice!

#

How much of that time did you spend with wifi connected?

orchid rose
#

am I the only one who doesn't care as long as it's a full day?

#

I might as well charge it every night and in case I forget I have a HA reminder to charge it when I go to bed if it's under 50%

primal laurel
#

It's nice not having to worry about it

#

3 days on a phone is pretty impressive

orchid rose
#

Sure but you still have to worry about it every third day

primal laurel
#

I often forget it

#

I should also put a reminder in HA

orchid rose
#

Yeah I can see how it would be useful if you often forget and it's not a routine thing to recharge it at night

primal laurel
#

My phone usage is not enough to make it a problem, usually 1-2 hours

orchid rose
#

Yeah same I use my phone very little compared to most people

primal laurel
#

No social media apps

#

Peace of mind

orchid rose
#

I have Discord and that's already distracting enough

#

and IRC but that's like two people lol

late gate
#

Im so struggling to decide if I should put one or two SSD into the new router. I always felt this kinf of stuff should have two drives, but I have three choises: 1x quality enterprise SSD, 2x enterprise SSD, but then I have to 3d print a holder for the second one, or option 3 1x enterprise SSD + 1X MSATA. Any thoughts? (will be used as a non virtual Opnsense firewall with 32G ram and a Intel I9-9900T CPU

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this is the mainboard

clear ferry
#

Well, Poe power made no difference @dusky plank rpi browser window still crashes

prisma briar
#

This is my S21 Ultra after 2 1/2 years

#

Not sure if it could be a more confusing graph, tbh

#

The full charge in the middle was about 50h ago

prisma briar
clever mortar
#

I miss the 7+ day battery life of the old Nokia phones 😛

prisma briar
#

I could probably get 7 days on mine if I left it in battery saver

orchid rose
ocean oar
#

And it was 7-10 days with only a 1000mAh battery, for the likes of the Nokia 1100.

orchid rose
#

They also barely had a screen and you didn't need one either since all they could do was to make phone calls and SMS with a few minutes of snake in-between. Actually that doesn't sound too bad

primal laurel
#

One of my friends has a flip phone, the classic one. But it runs standard android

ocean oar
#

The mobile radio is the real battery killer, followed closely by the screen.
I just bought one of these https://shop.boox.com/products/palma to use as an around-the-house device + e-book reader.
It's got midrange phone specs (SD6xx series, 6GB, ~4Ah battery), but e-ink display, WiFi only (and pretty aggressive at turning that off in sleep mode).
Have read for a couple of hours over the past 3 days since I charged it, with the light on, and it's been refreshing the clock on the screensaver display when in sleep mode the rest of the time.
Battery percentage is still in the mid-60s.

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Also you really have to design HA dashboards specifically for that kind of device. Controlling RGBW lights is... challenging... with 16 shades of grey

abstract hinge
#

time to see how much i will regret things tomorrow

#

going to try migrating my HASSOS to a pi

hollow glacier
abstract hinge
#

currently running in a Proxmox vm

late gate
#

would 1x SSD + 1X mSSD work together regarding to speeds? That way I dont have to custom create a stand

#

as long as they are the same size

hollow glacier
#

i have no idea man never used mSSD

#

but i doubt you'll hit any speed limitations with a samsung evo nvme or ssd in there (or two)

abstract hinge
#

Dammit, lost my rpi4 psu

ocean oar
#

If it wasn't for the weird orientation of the PCIe slot, a PCIe x8 to dual M.2 bifurcation card would be perfect

#

Definitely don't need the performance, but since NVMe M.2 SSDs are basically the cheapest option these days

late gate
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I could not have used that slot as I have a SPF card in that slot

#

so then I am between to combine a ssd and msata or 3d print a holder for a second SSD

hollow glacier
#

shit i bet some adapter like this would be fine

ocean oar
hollow glacier
#

yeah

#

but opnsense or w/e he's gonna use it for will be fine with msata to m.2 adapter

#

and a second m.2 ssd

#

tbh i wouldnt even worry about a second ssd i'd put that money towards a UPS for power backup

ocean oar
hollow glacier
#

i just pointed out that adapters existed

late gate
#

thats an error, its tested with 9th gen

#

its works

#

its always on an online quality UPS

hollow glacier
#

cool

ocean oar
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Good to know, just thought I'd throw it out there

late gate
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yeah, I reacted on the same thing

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its a regular AMA bios so nothing exciting about it

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I dont get it why they didnt made a slot of a second disk

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well I got it for free so I cant really complain

ocean oar
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That SFP NIC is hilarious. Like some sort of weird prototype of an OCP NIC

late gate
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Its actually an Intel X520

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not sure where that design is original from

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Im sure it will do its job. I just need 10G

ocean oar
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The X520 is one of the greatest NICs Intel ever made

hollow glacier
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They run hot right

ocean oar
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Definitely hotter than a Mellanox of the same generation (ConnectX-3) but not excessively.

late gate
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I am thinking to put some fans over the NIC

ocean oar
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The X540 (10GBase-T) is a spicy boi

hollow glacier
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It might be x540

late gate
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my mellanox on my server is SO hot

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I have some spare alright sized fans that I can use. Better to get some airflow directly on the hardware

hollow glacier
hollow glacier
dusky plank
late gate
ocean oar
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NICs seem to be one thing where newer is definitely better. This is a ConnectX-6 25Gb card.I needed a couple at work, pulled it out of the box and was wondering where the rest of the card was:

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Just about the most pathetically small heatsink I've ever seen

hollow glacier
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it's trying its best

late gate
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are you guys usually redoing the thermal paste when you get products? I feel a lot of vendors are not too precise on the thermal paste. Like the mini PC I got had no paste at all

subtle pasture
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I generally leave them alone unless there's a problem with thermals, or the device is several years old.

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Graphics cards get a blow-out and repaste when they get handed down, etc.

late gate
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I have always done the same. I just start second guessing when I did see no phaste on the last one

clear ferry
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Who needs connectx6 when you have slingshot hehe

hollow glacier
late gate
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yeah its mostly a should have done thing

blazing musk
hollow glacier
tidal bronze
glacial knot
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hm, what about Munich?

iron granite
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"Do you want to build a snowman?" 🎤

glacial knot
finite atlas
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yeah

shadow prawn
shadow prawn
glacial knot
clear ferry
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Meanwhile Norway just -20c don't care

primal laurel
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after cycling for 50m I realized the brakes were frozen solid. Winter is real

iron granite
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Where we are going, we need no "brakes"

green inlet
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I don’t know how anyone does anything colder than 60 degrees Fahrenheit. I mostly hibernate during the winter.

clear ferry
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Think I got some noise on my esp signal path, this is supposed to be solid red

blazing musk
finite atlas
last cedar
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😄

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I was just admiring this

solar zealot
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the good ol days where racoons dressed up before visiting the dumpsters

blazing musk
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I'm working on a data over power light string. I'm hoping I don't run into this...

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Sent the boards off to PCB fab yesterday

forest edge
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@tidal bronze looks like NY is copying your states means of giving away free stuff and having chain stores close because of it

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you would heart that lol

tidal bronze
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They need some of that here badly.

clear ferry
forest edge
tidal bronze
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Yep, was in Cleveland for a day. Welp

forest edge
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gross lol

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actually you know what.. good.. good that of all people you had to be there lol

tidal bronze
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10:45 PM only place open for a buger was a bar, came on a plastic plate and plastic utensils. Very confusing. Good that I didn't ask for that Keto

forest edge
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haha

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you probably would have got beaten up and robbed had you asked for keto

last cedar
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Wonderful!

Philips hue outdoor sensor isn't updating temperature, but updates lux and motion values in more or less real time... awesome

forest edge
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prob got tired of saying it's just always cold

iron heart
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Or, you know, having an actual ground

hollow glacier
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making some of these to give away

last cedar
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Tuesday low is meant to be -15C

primal laurel
red rock
dusky plank
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I fail to see the reinvention

ocean oar
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Congratulations, you invented... a NAS

red rock
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I was wondering apart from all the marketing stuff if this was worth it

ocean oar
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@red rock It actually doesn't look horribly priced, so long as it materialises and doesn't just run off with your money (their 3rd kickstarter, so probably won't).
And since you can run whatever OS you like and skip whatever AI bullshit marketing crap they're pushing, so much the better.
Decent features, should be more than adequate performance, and an actually ok amount of expandability (space for that A2000 GPU is actually pretty swish).
Shame about the external PSU, that'd be my only real complaint if I was in the market for that sort of thing (I mean it's potentially good if you ever have to replace it, but I hate cable mess).

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The $900 pro/early bird plus however much it costs you to put the full 64G of RAM in it, not a bad deal

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Or if you want the A2000 (those are $500) for $1600 (and that one comes with 64G)

finite atlas
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just build one yourself, for much cheaper

ocean oar
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I think "much" is a bit of an over-statement. Here's something you could put together using last-gen AMD gear on the cheap: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RpYcGP and it's still >$700 (and likely requires a few sundry parts to finish the build).
Consider too some people are more time-poor than they are cash-poor and want something that's nicely-built, arrives fully assembled, doesn't use an absurd amount of power (so has to be new, low-power components and not used enterprise gear), etc.
Also if you compare specs, it actually comes up short on a few metrics. Has more drive bays (but you likely need an HBA to be able to use them, which means no space for a GPU because 1× PCIe slot on a mITX board). That KS one can have 4× M.2 (plus the boot drive) where you're only getting the boot drive, etc.
Absolutely agree if you only compare tangible things it comes up short. Including intangibles, sometimes it skews the other way.

clear ferry
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I have pre-ordered a Zimablade

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Because it can be handy for one off stuff

ocean oar
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Oh yeah, the number of times you want something that's trivial to throw together for something you need to do for a week and then pull apart again.

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I have a whole shelf full of servers in various states of disrepair at work for exactly those situations

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Oh you need to move 2 petabytes of data between two storage systems? Lemme throw a 100Gb NIC into something real quick 😉

static schooner