#the-water-cooler

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green inlet
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Probably not, he is probably spending his time trying not to drop the soap

storm summit
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lol

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i think the zfs improvements and that other new FS are our only hope... the bcache FS guy

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oh yea. duh . bcachefs

green inlet
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Hmm...I just use what comes with rasbian and Ubuntu πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ

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Oh, and diet pi

storm summit
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oh yea. for sure.

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but a pi isn't 40tb πŸ˜ƒ

green inlet
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Lmao.....what do you need 40tb for....you must have a massive porn collection

storm summit
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work stuff.

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not mine.

green inlet
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πŸ‘

storm summit
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btrfs has f'ed me more times than any other FS.

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it did yesterday again and I thought it was "mature" .

green inlet
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Wish I could relate....don’t even have a clue lmao πŸ˜‚

midnight adder
spring crystal
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Still $50 too expensive IMO, but a decent deal

ocean arrow
clear ferry
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@green inlet @storm summit 40TB you say, you should say hello to my friend 3.5PB πŸ˜›

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But my garage will only have roughly 70TB when I get home

hushed basalt
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I have 7/10TB used atm

hearty depot
hushed basalt
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Success! My cicd pipeline works!

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All I do is change the code in my github repo, and my server will automatically update it and restart homeassistant

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I can also add more steps in as I expand. Like yml checking, etc

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Add discord noticiations etc

light trout
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since it automagically restarts, yml lint should be the first thing you add πŸ˜›

clear ferry
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@hearty depot crowdsupply, what is this, a crappy offbrand version of Kickstarter? πŸ˜›

light trout
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Here I tought that kickstarter was the crappy offbrand version of kickstarter πŸ˜›

rare plover
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@clever mortar exactly re devices available to ga but not ha

velvet horizonBOT
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Tinkerer is away for 9h 47m 9s with a message :point_right: On the road again. Goin' places that I've never been. Seein' things that I may never see again.

clear ferry
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I would like to buy this, but the shipping is 800$ πŸ˜‚

hearty depot
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@clear ferry Whne I understood it right you rather dich some dealers in between
on seccond look - this meight have been a diffrent site πŸ˜… my bad

clear ferry
hearty depot
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Fuuuuuu - tryed to create an NFS on my ha machine - now my whole network goes down 🀦

clear ferry
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NFS, what are you, 80 years old? πŸ˜›

hearty depot
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🀷 I just like to test ** NEW ** stuff 🀣

light trout
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so test new stuff, but use old?

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"Network File System (NFS) is a distributed file system protocol originally developed by Sun Microsystems in 1984"
I was not even born...

hearty depot
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me too πŸ˜‰ isnt the good thing of an NFS that you could boot from it?

light trout
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not sure, last time I used PXE boot, it was with TFTP

hearty depot
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well I didnt got any hardware capable of this - But still fun to try - If I just hadnt some oter problems πŸ˜• (like the whole network going down when one client tryes to download stuff too fast πŸ’© )

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to trivial to set up 🀣

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or did you used the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program

light trout
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🀷 I didn't set it up, only used it

strange vapor
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@hearty depot I had the misfortune of managing a system, built by my predecessor, where there was a few hundred servers using a root file system mounted from NFS.

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The only HA on the NFS was "RAID", there was no redundancy. At one point there was an NFS server where 5 drives out of 26 were gone, but they didn't want to risk replacing the drives live as previously when doing that other drives failed when the rebuild was in progress....

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At that point, I washed my hands of it and pass off responsibility to the team who who still using that system with a nice, very polite, email explaining the risks and why I wasn't willing to accept them.

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A few weeks later, I was over in Brussels for FOSDEM, and the server just fell over. i got called, and in no uncertain terms told them to FO. They had been warned, and ignored, now they could deal with it.

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When the recriminations came thick and fast after, I was so glad for that email and the fact that it wasn't a rant, just a polite warning of what was likely to happen πŸ˜ƒ

hearty depot
clear ferry
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@strange vapor panasas is the only implementation of NFS that I've actually said "nice" to, but they have a proprietary version of NFS

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@light trout newer implementations of pxe boot mostly use http instead of tftp, which is insanely faster

hearty depot
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... adding an Unify USG to an EdgeRouter X or upgrading an EdgeRouter X to an EdgeRouter 4 ??..
Thanks Amazon that I can think bout this a week later

clear ferry
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Unify, pfff for normies πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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What do you mean adding usg to edgerouter x? Aren’t they both just routers, what does adding them together do?

hearty depot
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Not to much - I need at least 5 eth ports - so I cant ditch the ER-X - The USG would have a nice VPN afaik

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dut didnt fired it up yet

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But I already found an Wireguard install script - would install on the ER-X - but most certanly wouldnt have enough power - The ER4 would be a diffrent story (afaik again πŸ™ˆ )

light trout
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@hearty depot wienerlinien PR's why are those needed?

hearty depot
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I tryed to add them to HACS
Not needed for it?

light trout
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nope ;)
There are other issues with that repo blocking it πŸ˜‰

hearty depot
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kk was on a hunch - Please ditch them

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or.. I can do it too?

light trout
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lol, I merged them does not hurt to have it there πŸ˜ƒ

hearty depot
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well - one more custom component for it then πŸ˜‰

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never herard a thing bout the index thou

light trout
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A few have, and now with HACS I don't really see a use for it

hearty depot
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is it your work again?

light trout
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Nope

hearty depot
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lol - I would not have been suprised when you said yes

feral cipher
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hi, where do you buy your sonoff, im in europe, chepest i found are banggood, buy not sure if they are cheap clones that dont work?

junior forge
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@feral cipher I get them from aliexpress

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for Europe (I'm in NL)

feral cipher
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@junior forge cool, what version

junior forge
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I would get the R3 versions if those fit your needs

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These are the latest

feral cipher
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Cool, do you know if there is one that supports both voltage mesurement and temp sensors?

hushed basalt
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Voltage measurements are a tricky thing

feral cipher
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are they not precise enought?

hushed basalt
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What do you want voltage measurement for exactly

feral cipher
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would be cool to have wattage used in home assistant πŸ˜ƒ

hushed basalt
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Wattage yeah definitely

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I can't use sonoff here but there are sonoff with power meters

feral cipher
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does not have to be super precise

hearty depot
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check the sonoff POW or you can go for the tuya plugs (gosund, blitzwolf &&& )

junior forge
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@feral cipher You can calibrate them to make them more exact

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(with ESPHome that is)

feral cipher
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@junior forge Thanks

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the new one does not have temp control i see

distant stream
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Anyone have any experience with any of the obd2 devices like Automatic or a Traccar compatible one?

clear mirage
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Well I bought a 3d printer today

low harness
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Ooooh! Have fun!

clear mirage
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cant wait to start printing, got a Ender 3

unreal orbit
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I suggest leveling the bed at least twice before printing

clear mirage
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I will do that thank you. It doesnt get here till wednsday

hushed basalt
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Getting things within two days of ordering

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I see you're not Western Australian

unreal orbit
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People live in Western Australia?

hushed basalt
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Yes of couree

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There are dozens of us

hushed basalt
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I'm not sure what that is haha

dull chasm
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notice how it works with google

last plaza
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πŸ˜‚ Google Ass πŸ˜‚

dull chasm
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yea prolly a sh*tty situation

amber mantle
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@light trout Thanks for the most recent update to HACS, you fixed the issue I was having before I could even sort it out and document it enough to report it!

velvet horizonBOT
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Ludeeus is away for 4h 48m 53s with a message :point_right: "away" adverb
"to or at a distance from a particular place, person, or thing."

amber mantle
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I just bought a new house. What should I do? Already got AC integrated and in the process of putting shellies in every light switch

wary jolt
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Surveillance cameras?

hushed basalt
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@amber mantle yeah I would do CCTV first

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I've used Hikvision a bit. Can't say if they're the best but they work

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POE for sure. Never wireless.

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If you can get the newer models with h265 that's worth while to save heaps of storage space

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Also temperature humidity sensors are very valuable for monitoring your house. A lot of guys use xiaomi zigbee ones but it doesn't matter what you use exactly as long as their good value, reliable and low maintenance

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You can also get a smart door bell. DIY is better than the off the shell ones. All you need is a button that sends a signal to homeassistant. Xiaomi buttons can do this as well.

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Next I would look at automated blinds and shading,

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For energy efficiency

clear ferry
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I recommend doing DIY greenhouse πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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I still need to get around to getting cameras

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I’d love to automate curtains too but that doesn’t sound easy

eager trench
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@light trout I also have a hacs.1 hacs.2 hacs.3 in .storage - they look the same on cursory examination?

light trout
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Those are backups from previous versions, if you are sure everything is working you can remove the files with a number.
I will autoremove them at some point

eager trench
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ah and I have to change new to false for every entry....

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ok no problem

light trout
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search and replace, it should be a feature in your IDE, if not you should get a better IDE

eager trench
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yep I did search & replace and that fixed it. That explains why it won't affect new additions. Excellent & Thanks!

clear ferry
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@ocean mirage what would you film? Australian wilderness? Don't try to trick us that you actually have burglars wanting to risk their life traversing the outback πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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Have you heard of emus? We must be ever vigilant

clear ferry
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The Great Emu wars?

light trout
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Aussie Wars episode VI the return of the emus

clear ferry
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Luke, I am your Emu

light trout
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

ocean mirage
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The emus never signed a peace treaty

light trout
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They will join us, the dark side has cookies!

ocean mirage
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You can have them

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Emus are legit disgusting

light trout
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same can be said for orks, but they make great workers/wariors

ocean mirage
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Orks are cute

clear ferry
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Zogzog

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I'm not that kind of orc

hushed basalt
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Doh

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Installed a motherboard into a new case today

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Couldn't figure out why it didn't POST

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Forgot to plug in the 12V CPU cable.

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@ocean mirage ikea are releasing some blind motors I believe

south gull
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dont forget to stop your image_processing from outputting to unique files lol

hearty depot
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@clear ferry thanks for Final Space! Solid recommendation

south gull
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chookety!

ocean mirage
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@hushed basalt cheers but I’m mostly curtains, and having a third of the window coverings powered seems worse than 0% for some reason

hushed basalt
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They work on their curtain tracks as well I believe

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I would target your north facing windows first though

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In winter you want your northern curtains to open during middayish and close outside that

ocean mirage
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I’ve only recently gotten new curtains too lol, I know itd require new rails though

hushed basalt
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Maybe they don't work with curtains I'm not sure

ocean mirage
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We’ve got a patio on the north that we have been considering removing or replacing with something retractable

hushed basalt
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Curtains are harder I think

ocean mirage
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Only been in a few months though

hushed basalt
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Make sure you build a pelmet though

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Not smart related but huggggee energy savings

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Stop that heat stack effect escaping out of the top of the curtains

ocean mirage
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Hmm makes sense

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It’s one of those things though, savings vs aesthetics

clear ferry
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Curtains in Australia? Are you afraid the emus will watch you prance around naked in the living room? ThonkEyes

strange vapor
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Didn't Austrailia loose the Emu War? Why are there still humans there?

ocean mirage
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We didn’t have curtains for like two months, neighbors may have gotten a surprise

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We didn’t lose nor win

hushed basalt
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I can see why people don't white box computers in enterprise

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Such a time consumer

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Especially those rails

ocean mirage
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Also warranty and support is more complicated for sure

hushed basalt
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Yeah time is expensive

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It's nice to have a box you open, chuck toolless rails on, slide in the server and plug in power and data

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And something you can slide out and return in one piece if it goes bad

clear ferry
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We don't do that, we do VDI, HDI or workstation blades

hushed basalt
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Yeah but can you even host minecraft

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If I had the time and money I'd make a ceph homelab

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But ceph looks pretty complex

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Infinitely scalable single address space storage is cool as though

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None of that nasty SAN product rubbish :D

strange vapor
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Cloudflare going bang again

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@hushed basalt Ceph isn't too bad to setup/maintian.

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Just make VERY sure tha you have good ntp, it's extremely sensitive to clocks out of sync

clear ferry
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Ceph, for noobs, if you want to go object, go scality πŸ˜›

steel crystal
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Where is the right place to ask about temp sensor suggestions?

reef river
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@steel crystal i really like the Xiaomi Agara sensors. small and also does humidity, pressure.

steel crystal
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will those work inside a fridge?

reef river
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i don't think they're rated for that humid enviroments. Don't know their exact rating (ip55/60 etc). but i've dropped one accidentally into a small hole in my basement. That sensor is at 100% humidity for at least 9 weeks now.

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according to google some guy has killed 2 Xiaomi Agara sensors in the fridge each in about 3 months. So i guess they aren't rated for the fridge.

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also the coin batteries don't like being cold. and last time i checked the fridge is usually cold πŸ˜ƒ

steel crystal
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You haven't been to my house recently

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the fridge being cold hasn't exactly been a forgone conclusion

reef river
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haha touchΓ©. but you get what i mean. fridges are usually cold πŸ˜›

steel crystal
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Yeah, I'd be willing to sacrifice a couple coin cell batteries to the trash heap in the sky to keep a record of what my fridge is doing

reef river
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well, the sensor is about 10 dollars on AliExpress. you can always test it out and see how long it lasts

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maybe put it in a sealed back with one of those silica bags that dehumidify stuff

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You could also tape off the holes so moisture doesn't easily get in. Humidity and pressure readings problably aren't as accurate , but temperature should be good

steel crystal
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both of those sound like decent suggestions

hard basin
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I'm feeling free to introduce myself, I'm 29 years old, a PHP stack dev with tentacles in VueJS/React&Native etc.
I have 2 dogs, a lovely wife and ride a Honda Blackbird.

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And I'm pretty new to this but I'm loving it!

hushed basalt
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@steel crystal the fridge would probably block wireless

dull chasm
steel crystal
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@dull chasm links to parts?

peak cloud
cedar pollen
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yup thats nice πŸ˜ƒ

peak cloud
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We were building a 250 reverse flow for our team to use in comps, but now talking about upping to 500 since he now has a 250

dull chasm
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@steel crystal i already said a esp8266 and a ds1820 temp probe

hushed basalt
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American BBQs are weird

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They look more like steam trains

dull chasm
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Americans bbq are the best

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And i think i am good judge ...been to 14 countries

hushed basalt
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Sous vide is where it's at when it comes to cooking

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I'm not a fan of smoked as well

dull chasm
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well we like to live on the edge ....and we not french

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beside thats boring for a cook out

hushed basalt
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Not when you bring out the flamethrower

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I know it's a torch

dull chasm
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disagree even koreans do damn good bbq

hushed basalt
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But flamethrower is cooler

dull chasm
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sure if its cooked and taste good ....

hushed basalt
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Solar cookers are pretty cool

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And make for an interesting conversation piece

hushed basalt
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Finally had enough of the 'Linux' discord

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Toxic as hell

tough igloo
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Is it worse than the comments section on news dot com dot au @hushed basalt ? 🀣

hushed basalt
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It's... Always your fault, you're using the wrong hardware, you bought the wrong laptop, you should be using this other distro

tough igloo
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Its frustrating when the β€˜help’ you get is criticism

hushed basalt
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Yeah they're just anti social people who keeping busy with reinstalling distros every week is their idea of productivity

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One of the main mods is allllllways online and active too

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It's literally impossible that he has a job, or if he does he's not working productively

tough igloo
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Well isn’t there like infinity Linux distros? They gotta keep themselves busy

hushed basalt
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I would not recommend joining under any circumstances

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If you ever need linux support ask the Reddit boards for your particular distro

tough igloo
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Thanks for the tip

hushed basalt
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Or go to the park and ask a squirrel

tough igloo
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Sounds like I would get better help from a magpie in swooping season

hushed basalt
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You can befriend them

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Then they become your pal

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I've never been swooped to be honest

strange vapor
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@hushed basalt I'm still on a couple of nice small Linux IRC channels where the barrier to entry means a certain level of competence can be expected. Also, know most of the people on them via local meetups and conferenes which means less BS!

hushed basalt
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Haha true true

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Although I think the chair of my local linux group has some strong opinions marketed as facts

ocean mirage
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What do local Linux groups do together?

dull chasm
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sudo

strange vapor
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@ocean mirage The one I'm part of mainly organises talks in places that serve good beer, and also acts as a recruitment ground for companies looking for people with good Linux experience.

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Saying that, companies that abuse that quickly get blacklisted.

clear ferry
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@dull chasm sudo make me a sandwich

hushed basalt
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@strange vapor how do companies abuse this?

ocean mirage
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Cool, sounds interesting

hearty depot
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soooo... Lets google how do I get a linux master 🀣

strange vapor
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@hushed basalt Recuiters spamming the list.

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It's one thing for a company to sponser a night out, have a few talks, provide beer/food and then show the open positions. It's another for a company that has never sponsered a night to spam the list with open positions.

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The office I'm in has a really nice open area upstair setup for canteen and talks. We offer it out to various user groups for free to do talks, especially if they're user groups for software that's used within the company.

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NONE of our recruitment staff are allowed up there during the events, instead there's just a few sheets people can take using open positions. The hope is that when they see the canteen with all the free stuff and the games room out the back, they'll apply for the open positions. This has been an incredibly successful strategy so far πŸ˜„

hushed basalt
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Yeah I've been to a few nice offices at meetups

clear ferry
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@hearty depot I'm actually a SUSE certified Linux administrator πŸ˜‚

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I'm rubbish though PepeCry

hearty depot
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I know already - and you have my admiration for it πŸ˜‰

clear ferry
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Yay, someone admires me for being rubbish

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There is hope for you too @light trout cuteNOM

light trout
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I doubt it

strange vapor
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@clear ferry The only interaction I have with Suse is that they brew their own beer which they bring to FOSDEM every year πŸ˜ƒ

clear ferry
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I did not know that πŸ˜‚

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Only reason I have the certification is that I needed to support some SAP HANA boxes

hushed basalt
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You know what's fun

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Faulty security alarms going off when your baby is asleep

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This POS box was so locked down too

unreal orbit
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I'll be honest with you, that doesn't sound fun at all

hushed basalt
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If they hadn't left the key on top of the box I would of had to popped the lock

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Even if I climbed in the ceiling to turn off the wall wart I would of had the backup battery to deal with

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I never understood the reasoning behind making these things so hard to access

hearty depot
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Ooooh you son of a bitch - just orderd some Teckin smartplugs after they where an Amazon offer - weeeell..
This suckers didnt got any screws to open them

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fingers crossed that tuya convert works on them - but not to high hopes

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..f have to send back a present anyway

clear ferry
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Anybody got any experience with the supermicro 826 / 836 / 846 boxes? Can't seem to find any proper answer if they will accept 10tb drives with any backplane or controller

hearty depot
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was it that thing with 800$ shipping costs?

clear ferry
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Yes, but I can ship it with jetcarrier to Norway for $60 total

strange vapor
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New server arrived for replacing a few Pis πŸ˜ƒ Free's up a few Pis for other duties, and gives me something a bit heftier for Home Assistant and other duties πŸ˜„

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Small Intel N-Series based thing with 16G of RAM. Drawing 18W of power while I'm installing the OS

trail crag
lucid dock
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any of you guys know how i can get my chinese ONVIF camera to work with motioneye?

dull chasm
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@trail crag it was amazing for me when i was a young man when i first went overseas to Seoul that we may have been a world apart but still cooking over a fire brought us together. We could not speak to each other but still enjoyed the food and spirit of it

opal scaffold
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It's been hard getting the right search terms, so thought i'd ask here...
I want my google home to ask me a question, and do something based on the response. Is that possible? am i alone? is someone working on this? because im not smart enough haha.

Example, i want HA to sense the humidity in the bathroom to go up, and then instead of just turning the fan on automatically, i want it to ask me via the google home in the bathroom "Hey, it's getting humid in here. Want me to turn the fan on?" and then wait for a response from me...

serene escarp
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hey Ned, Google Home user here. I don't think you can currently use the Home to speak to you without invoking it with "Hey Google" first. Alexa might be able to do this somewhat with alerts, which might get you closer, but I don't think either of them will just speak based on a trigger command. Of course there are potentially some ways to get around this (humidity trigger in bathroom triggers a Tasker profile whos action is to connect phone to Google Home speaker via bluetooth or cast, then use the phone's TTS to speak through the Home) but that'd probably only work on Android.

Another idea is to use a push notification with actions that allow you to trigger these things. Or if there aren't any reasons not to turn the fan on just write an automation for it in HA hass

trail crag
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@opal scaffold You could get it to tell you something based on an event. Like "It's getting humid in here, I am turning the fan on". But having it ask you and wait for a response is not something trivial

hushed basalt
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Yeah I think it's possible to get it to tell you something

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But it can't wait for a response

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So it would be like
"The bathroom is getting humid, would you like me to turn on the fan"
Hey google, turn on the fan in the bathroom

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Probably a lot to do with 'privacy' as well.

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The voice message for the google home would have to be a cast though

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Which means you would have to do tue TTS in the server. Long story short it cab be half done but it would be very complicated

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I would just tune your automations :D

amber bramble
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holy crap nothing like a malfunctioning smoke alarm going off at 1am to get your heart racing

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especially when its the one in your daughters room

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ugggh adrenaline

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wtf goes bad in a smoke detector to make it trigger smoke detected

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and why does it decide to go on the fritz at 1am

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on the plus side... my smoke alarm automation did what it was supposed to.

clear ferry
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Are there any affordable cloud storage solutions to temporarily store 30TB of data ? πŸ€”

light trout
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ask one of your customers? πŸ˜›

clear ferry
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I should just VPN to the lab at work, but then someone would probably wipe it while I was transferring πŸ˜›

strange vapor
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@clear ferry Backblaze is one of the cheapest I've used for that sort of thing.

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Still going to cost a few hundred dollars though!

clear ferry
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Unlimited personal for $6 it says πŸ€”

strange vapor
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I'm sure in the fine print, if you're uploading 30TB there will be, em, extra cost πŸ˜„

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I've used them for around 2TB of data without issue.

clear ferry
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Need to read the fine print then πŸ˜›

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It's not yet, but maybe next year when I suspect I might need to migrate from raidz1 to raidz2

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Unlimited, Affordable Data Backup Automatically backs up all user data by default. No pricing tiers, no surprises for your budget.

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They constantly state this

light trout
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does not look like it would be an otion to use that.

Backblaze is not designed as an additional storage system when you run out of space. So, please don’t try to upload your external hard drive to us and delete your data off your drive…or we will delete those files from our servers as well. 
At this time, we do not have any available services for backing up network devices.
 it scans for any permanently attached hard drives (not network drives or removable media like CDs or flash drives) and declares those hard drives are to be backed up.
clear ferry
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No service for network device? But they state backup for NAS drives πŸ˜›

light trout
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probably added after they wrote the FAQ πŸ˜›

strange vapor
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It's wasn't the personal backup I used, but rather the B2 Cloud Storage which is S3 but cheaper.

clear ferry
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Yeah, seems like b2 is half the price of s3

light trout
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make sense b<s && 2<3

clear ferry
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πŸ€“

strange vapor
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According to the Pricing Calculator, which I'm sure is fully unbiased, if you have 30000GB which you store, upload, delete and download in one month, it's going to cost $450 rather than $2130 in S3.

clear ferry
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That ain't too bad, but I can buy 2x10tb drives for that price aLEWDAF

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Probably three next year

light trout
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What HW do you have for freenas?

clear ferry
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Currently I have a 4 bay mini itx box, but I just bought a Dell r510 12 bay for nothing on ebay

strange vapor
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On a slight tangent, remember a few year back when Singpore got flooded and HD prices went through the roof?

clear ferry
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@strange vapor yes that was fun when we had a lot of harddrive failures due to bad firmware , had 2 week wait for new drives some weeks aPensiveRainbow

strange vapor
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As it turns out, it wasn't just Singapore flooding that screwed the HD prices, a Saudi Oil company had EVERY HD wiped and was sending planes everywhere to get stocks of HDs in.

clear ferry
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Aliens havemercy

strange vapor
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Decent Podcast in general!

clear ferry
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Conspiracy theory pikasmellsfishy

strange vapor
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Having every all hosts on a nice flat network with no security probably made it relatively easy to wipe everything from AD controllers and backup servers to all the pleb's PCs!

clear ferry
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I need to book a flight over to Ireland and get me some boxty, I haven't even eaten it in 13 years MonkaSadRain

strange vapor
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Will need to head to Sligo to get a proper example of Boxty!

clear ferry
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@strange vapor stuxnet, best product ever engineered πŸ€“

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Sligo you say, i only had it in Dublin πŸ˜›

strange vapor
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Stuxnet was aimed very specificially at certain industrial machines, and the method of infection was incredibly targeted. The Saudi Aramco thing was a sledge hammer to crack a nut as there was no thought about security at all.

clear ferry
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I need to have a go at that podcast later then

strange vapor
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There's an episode on Stuxnet as well πŸ˜„

hearty depot
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he is already starting the podcast with the statement that you should listen to 28&29 first
Finaly started to configure plex proper - I already love the podcast integration

gloomy canyon
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hm just installed hacs, deleted all my custom js files from www/ but the ui is still working? wtf? I thought I have to reinstall every custom card via the manager?

clear ferry
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Aye, it is good, I've used the podcast bit of subsonic for years

hearty depot
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As soon as I get a good plex livetime offer I ll hit it finaly.

strange vapor
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Hehe, ep 29 is stuxnet

light trout
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If you clear your cache you will get a sea of red boxes @gloomy canyon πŸ˜ƒ

gloomy canyon
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hm

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reload without cache won't work in firefox, glad i have the red boxes in chrome now πŸ˜‰

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hm no card-tools/layout-card in the repo? Or did it just not finish the update?

light trout
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probably not there

gloomy canyon
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oh ok thanks

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migration finished, thanks @light trout great work!

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aaaand i should maybe add custom_components to .gitignore πŸ˜„

light trout
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probably πŸ˜›

hushed basalt
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I don't git my config

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I copy from my repo to my config

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Saves any nasty surprises getting pushed to GitHub

strange vapor
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@hushed basalt You mean you don't have a full development pipeline? Identical house down the street, push updates there, make sure the house doesn't go on fire, promote to the actual house?

hushed basalt
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Neighbours make great guineapigs

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"Why do the lights keep turning off 😱 "

valid halo
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"our house is haunted by a electrician."

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"I have a ghost in my house. It keeps talking from the ceiling and calling me the wrong name."

normal ferry
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Hi. I can see a new Xiaomi Aqara Atmos Humidity and Temperature sensor. Can anyone verify if this works with HA as I haven't been able to find it's model number in order to compare via HA documentation.

dull chasm
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thats one cool ass sensor to have Atmos

normal ferry
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I don't think they mean the Dolby Atmos

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But sadly I don't think the Chinese care!

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Especially Xiaomi who's a master at ripping off stuff and names.

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πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚

clear ferry
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Did you find the Xiaomi aqara TrueHD humidity sensor too?

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Or maybe the OpenGL edition

orchid rose
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the "atmos" looks exactly like the one I have. Are you sure it's new @normal ferry?

normal ferry
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@orchid rose until now in the stores that I've been buying from it was "Xiaomi Aqara Temperature/Humidity Sensor"

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now it's called "Xiaomi Aqara Temperature/Humidity Sensor Atmos Hygrometer"

orchid rose
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interesting. Maybe they just didn't change the outside, because it looks exactly like the older one I have

normal ferry
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well on second thought HA reads the Gateway and the sensor exposes its values to the gateway

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so since HA can keep reading the Gateway it doesn't really matter

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if this sensor is new

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come to think of it it shouldn't matter at all

clear ferry
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Ahoy Americans

keen moss
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Heu guys, Im kinda stuck right now and the forum and google doesnt help. I have the new xiaomi aqara hub (with homekit) successfully integrated in HA via Homekit controller support. Now i paired some new door sensors, via the hardware buttons (3 presses on the hub and one on the new sensor - successfully paired said the voice)
This is where Im stuck. The new sensors wont appear in HA. I restarted and refreshed everything - is this type of sensor not compatible via homekit controller or what do I miss?

opal scaffold
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have you gone to integrations to add them in? Also look at lovelace->unused entities?

midnight adder
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planning on trying out nabula casa this weekend

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so i can tell google to turn on the compy

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might go buy some led strips too and attach them to the bottom of my couch

keen moss
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@opal scaffold yes, they dont appear

midnight adder
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none of that philips hue shit tho i'm not going to fucking spend seventy bucks on 2 meter of leds

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i really don't understand why philips hue is so insanely expensive

hushed basalt
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Have any of you ever used QNAP?

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I just need something for dumb simple storage in a rack mount. 8 bays in RAID6 etc

clear ferry
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@midnight adder I built my own Philips hue knock-offs, gledopto + rgbww

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@hushed basalt qnap works, I've had it for 10 years, but moving almost everything to freenas now

hushed basalt
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I'm looking at that cheap ARM model

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Just need a basic on prem SMB/NIFS share in the 48TB usable storage range

clear ferry
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I have the old ts412, did what I needed both as a esxi datastore and SMB share until recently

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48tb with 8 slots and raid6 would mean either 8 or 10tb if my head is on the right way

hushed basalt
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Yeah 8TB

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48 TB less formatting and 8 trillion bits to bytes conversions etc

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8 x 8TB

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When I build a home server I'll probably go 6 x 8TB on mergerfs and snapraid for bulk storage.

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Don't really want the power consumption and lack of flexibility of Freenas

clear ferry
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Just waiting for my 12 bay server to arrive from the us now

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Will probably add a 12 slot disk shelf to it too in the future

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Currently I have 4x10 , 4x4, 4x2 and 4x1 that'll fit in nicely, the 4x2 will probably stay in my current freenas and I have some 500gb drives I can add to my qnap just to use it for some work related ftps

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And adding 10tb ones down the line will be trivial, I just should migrate to raidz2 at some point πŸ˜›

hearty depot
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Just ordered me an 8TB WD Elements Desktop hdd - have to ditch the case.. but I think 140€ for 8tb is a nice price point

clear ferry
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Yeah, I gave $257 for 10tb external drive, while the standard internal one costs $410

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Then I'll just shuck the drives from the cases

hearty depot
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I hope for an wd red drive(heard there good)
Heard of 4K-Sektor Emulation? Apparently the controller in the case does this cind of stuff

clear ferry
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Saw a review that a guy shucked 100 drives, 91 of them were white label red ones

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In the enterprise space we have been going 512n and 4kn for quite some time

hearty depot
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Reason to send it back when I get a white lable one? The thing is the emulation for xp PC's that they can access drives with 2.2tb+ when you screw the drive out and just use it internally the data can't be read out

clear ferry
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The white label red ones == good

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They are helium ones as far as I read up

light trout
strange vapor
hearty depot
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holy f- is it even possible to find the right cables again?

strange vapor
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It is... proably involves lots of messing with tone generator to trace exactly what is what, but it is possible

clever mortar
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I'm pretty sure that's an old image, and also lines that aren't used any more

strange vapor
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@clever mortar Possibly an old pic, but those type of lines are definitely still used.

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Unfortunately

clever mortar
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Types yes, but that one came up on Reddit's tech support gore recently

boreal pewter
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That is basically germany in a nutshell

clever mortar
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And the UK

boreal pewter
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And happening like every day

clever mortar
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Cable finding backhoe

strange vapor
hushed basalt
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Anything less than 4TB drives isn't worth the power consumption here

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I threw out a bunch of 500 and 1TB 3.5" drives. Just no use for them

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I've had to make an emergency repair to fibre before

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Dug up by the power company

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Cut the fibre which the entire north of the state

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I bet you lucky barstards don't have to contend with latency to major data centres too

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Also spoke to a guy once who wrapped a dozen fibre cables around his auger bore

ocean mirage
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Someone might have taken those little drives for something

boreal pewter
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I still have 2 pretty old 3,5" 1TB HDD's to destroy

ocean mirage
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For fun or data security reasons?

boreal pewter
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Data security

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Never sell HDD's lol

ocean mirage
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Fair enough, I’ve never really considered the consequences personally

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I don’t always have terribly personal data on mine

boreal pewter
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Yeah it may depends, but I really don't want to rethink if I had anything personal on it in the last X years and decide based on this

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Isn't like 1TB would be worth anything lol

ocean mirage
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Yeah that’s fair enough, I can’t remember yesterday

boreal pewter
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The only HDD after years now is a 8TB Seagate Backup for Backblaze and it will be kept until it dies and gets destroyed also

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SSD's 4 life

ocean mirage
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I’ve got two 8TBs for media stuff currently, going to get two more

boreal pewter
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Not hosting thus stuff locally, I rely on my main colocation dedicated server

ocean mirage
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Fair enough, colo sounds expensive though, especially where I live

boreal pewter
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I wouldn't specifically chose a server in the same country, I would watch out for the best countries to host. Like in europe you would rather go with Germany and France

ocean mirage
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I’m in Australia though

boreal pewter
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Ugh you could check peering tho πŸ˜› But that depends on usage

ocean mirage
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I’ve already got the server set up in my house anyway

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Plus if the internet drops I can still access it

boreal pewter
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If that is a requirement in your case sure

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In my country price for electricity + heat + noise + annoying wife crying about is is always the double of the price as if I just gonna rent it

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And as a private person you don't get easily Gigabit down and upload tho πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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Oh for sure, there’s arguments both ways

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I’d also like to use my server for security dvr so on prem is required

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And in my case it’s not noisy at all, my switch is worse

clear ferry
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Can only hope some customers discard some 16TB ssds soonπŸ˜›

light trout
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yeah... send me a few of those πŸ˜›

light trout
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Why is it that external HDD's are cheaper then internal? πŸ€”

ocean mirage
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The market for externals can’t support higher prices I guess

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And any commercial users aren’t shucking so it doesn’t affect them much I’m sure

dull chasm
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that sounds like basically they are creedy and charging too much 🀣

ocean mirage
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Oh no they wouldn’t do that

light trout
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Looking at a 8TB drive now, about 200$ with enclosure and about 380$ without πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

ocean mirage
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Yeah we’ve all been there lol

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200 is a lot still, what currency?

light trout
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200 was my in head conversation from 1880 NOK 😜

ocean mirage
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I buy them on sale for 140 USD which amazon frequently has

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What’s NOK?

light trout
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Yeah.. no Amazon here 😜 Norwegian

ocean mirage
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Norway kroner?

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Is that the name

light trout
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Probably. πŸ˜…

ocean mirage
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Lol

light trout
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I have no idea, I just spend it πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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Lol

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Amazon doesn’t ship to Norway?

light trout
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they do, but not most electronics and with 200$+ in shipping and atleast that in customs πŸ˜›

dull chasm
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dang so 600?

ocean mirage
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Ah okay fair enough

light trout
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probably

dull chasm
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thats crazy

ocean mirage
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I think mine works out to a bit over 200AUD each total

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Two more should last me a while

clear ferry
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I'm shipping a server from the us to Norway now, costing me $30

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Using jetcarrier

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With regular shipping it was close to $1000

gleaming gyro
#

That is slick. Would be great for home-assistant UI and echo all in one!

clear ferry
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Their site is broken it seems, I'll stick with my Google home hub πŸ˜›

light trout
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it's lenovo, what did you expect πŸ˜›

strange vapor
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The more I read up on Alexa, the less likely I am to leave on in the house πŸ˜ƒ

spring crystal
#

Has anyone else noticed their android phone disconnecting from wifi when idle after a recent system software update (like iphones do)?

clever mortar
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That's been going on for a good number of major Android versions now, depending on how your manufacturer customizes things

spring crystal
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Ah - my Galaxy S10 was not doing it until the last system update was applied a couple of days ago

clever mortar
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Check the settings to see if there's a toggle

spring crystal
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There is a wifi power saving mode toggle in the settings, but it's already set to off. I'll have to dig into it more.

orchid rose
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Echo dot is 20€ in german amazon if people are interested

clear ferry
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@spring crystal check under developer settings too

final acorn
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can I use ha platform for conmercial use? like to offer as a service and my humble knowledge to implement in someones flat?

clever mortar
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Check the license terms of HA, which I believe is Apache License 2.0

river wyvern
#

hello everyone

wary jolt
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Hello @river wyvern!

clear ferry
clever mortar
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Only when I'm having a bad day

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Which, lately, has been most of them 😦

orchid rose
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I've mostly heard the left Tinkerer thankfully πŸ˜ƒ

clever mortar
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Clearly you're doing something right wrong then πŸ˜›

clear ferry
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I should order some new tubes for my amp, the installed ones are from 1965 πŸ€”

hushed basalt
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I don't even have a stereo

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I'm pretty music agnostic

unreal orbit
#

I can assure you that music does exist

hushed basalt
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πŸ€”

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Next you're going to tell me stand up comedians are real

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IP cameras as baby monitors are the greatest thing ever

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IR for night vision. Direct to my phone.

unreal orbit
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I promise I would never lie

hushed basalt
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But if you were a liar you could easily promise that

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2019-07-05-22-25 [CRITICAL] Circular Logic. Exit 1
valid halo
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Right Tinkerer is when he gives you the manual and you go "Eh I don't need the manual " .... "How do I do X guys?"

ocean mirage
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Tubes from 1965 is no big deal, depends how much they’ve been used

naive heath
#

Hey all. Quick Q I'm thinking of running home assistant on my boat. What would be done ways I could access it remotely or get alerts. Let's start, that's it's sinking?

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Some how thinking of teathering it to an old phone?

timid jasper
#

Hello HomeAssistant users, I just came across this and was wondering if I can use it to controll WiFi IR controllers?

clear ferry
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@ocean mirage they are the original ones I suspect, and probably quite flat after 60 years πŸ˜›

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@timid jasper across what?

ocean mirage
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Yeah fair enough lol

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It’s always fun to get new glass

clear ferry
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Yeah, it's a vox ac50, even at volume 1 it is loud enough for my garage πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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Oh right, guitar amp nice

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I didn’t know they had a ac50

clear ferry
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@naive heath there are loads of LTE / GSM / NMT router options available I'm sure

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The ac50 and ac100 were developed for the Beatles especially, they needed amps that could play louder than the girls screaming

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I bought the ac50 for $250 though, so I'm happy πŸ˜„

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I also bought a Peavey 4x12 for $30 and I split it in two, so upper half is for the vox and lower half is for a Hughes and kettner solid state I grabbed for $50

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That way I can run both my synths and stringed instruments at once

ocean mirage
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Oh nice dude

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I think I actually have heard that Beatles fact but I forgot it

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I just have a jtm45 clone

clear ferry
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I was considering building a fender bassman 4x10 combo clone

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But I never got around to it

ocean mirage
#

Ah yeah, tweed era?

clear ferry
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Time and stuff

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Yes πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
#

Yeah tweed stuff seems simple

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I priced out and planned a cab for a tweed Princeton but never got further

clear ferry
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And has plans to build a hiwatt 100 clone too, but again time πŸ˜‚

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Mmmm Princeton, I've repaired a few of those

ocean mirage
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Oh you do tech work?

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Hiwatts are sick but 100 is loud af, especially for those old hiwatts

clear ferry
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My education is amp and television repair, but I've never worked with it professionally πŸ˜„

ocean mirage
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Need to get a big muff and power booster for that hiwatt

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Maybe an echorec to boot

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Ah nice

clear ferry
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Mmmmm David Gilmore

ocean mirage
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:)

clear ferry
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Binson echorec, get one, probably only person who can repair it is Gilmore, so ups your chances of meeting him πŸ€“

ocean mirage
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There’s a fair few about relatively but they are expensive

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He’d have to be good at maintaining them, I saw how he had his in the dirt at Pompeii

clear ferry
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Aye, I remember a documentary I saw about him, he had 3 hiwatt on stage during a performance, said to the tech something didn't sound right with amp #2, told him to switch it with the backup, the tech just took it away and brought the same back, Gilmore got pissed because he could hear it was the same one πŸ˜‚

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The guy is quite the audiophile

ocean mirage
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Haha makes sense

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His tone is legendary

clear ferry
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I know the Australian pink Floyd show is supposed to be good, but I have never heard them

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I go almost every year to see Brit Floyd when they come to Oslo, they are amazing, and I can recommend them if they tour in Australia

ocean mirage
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Yeah I’ve heard good things but tribute acts feel weird to me

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I’d probably enjoy it but also something in my head stops me

clear ferry
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Gilmore approves Brit Floyd, they played at his 80th birthday, and they have inherited a lot of pink Floyd stage equipment

ocean mirage
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Ah cool

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I have watched and read a lot of gilmourish though if you are familiar with it

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Similar concept in a way

clear ferry
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Aye, I read up on it sometimes πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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He’s from one of those countries up there near you too

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I actually had the laney amp he used, but I stupidly sold it

clear ferry
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Think he is Norwegian mayhaps

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I bought a slide guitar last year, to learn the solo part of high hopes, but I haven't gotten around to that either πŸ˜‚

ocean mirage
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You are Norwegian right

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Haha yeah that’s a cool part

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I just play slide on my Tele occasionally but I’m not good at it

clear ferry
#

Built a Tele a few years ago, it plays ok, but I was supposed to build some stomp boxes inside the body, but yet another thing I haven't gotten around to yet mindblown

ocean mirage
#

What you gonna fit in a Tele? Fuzz?

clear ferry
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You rake up a backlog when you work 60 hour weeks mostly πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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lol oof

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I have some pedals to make still

clear ferry
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I was going to fit a chorus, distortion and phaser, and have the effects inline with the output jack

ocean mirage
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Oh wow

clear ferry
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PCBs themselves aren't that big these days

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The knobs were the worst part πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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Yeah that’s what I was thinking

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My Tele is just a stock American fender, built my strat from parts though

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Stripped for painting for like 6 months now lol

clear ferry
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I have 13 guitars total I think, I need to buy one more to get out of bad luck πŸ˜‚

ocean mirage
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Haha damn

clear ferry
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The perfect amount of guitars is n+1 anyway πŸ˜‚

ocean mirage
#

I do know one guy with that many

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I have 4 and am happy, I want a better acoustic though and maybe a gretsch

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But I use my Tele a large majority of the time

clear ferry
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I bought a used 12 string Washburn last year, paid $100 and quite happy with it

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With preamp inside

ocean mirage
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Oh nice. 12 strings are cool but I really don’t play enough to have all these different guitars

clear ferry
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I love my variax 300 too

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Digital guitar

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Can play bass, banjo, acoustic, electric and more just by twisting a knob πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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Oh nice

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I also have a bass of that counts

clear ferry
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It does, I have 3 πŸ˜„

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Considering removing the frets of one to make it fretless

zealous aurora
#

Is it just me or is the SimpliSafe API broken currently

#

Can't query or do anything with it currently

ocean mirage
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Hah atx interesting

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I just have the one G&L but it’s all I need in a bass

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I really like it

hearty depot
#

ah deam - just tryed to tackle the vlans finnaly again - set the unifi controler up and everything - bam.. Cant configure the EdgeRouter X via the software T_T - all in via cli - will be never able to change settings in the overview πŸ˜›

hearty depot
#

..ok easy to use with ports - asking me If I can do this with wireless devices πŸ€”

clear ferry
#

Subpar productsπŸ˜›

hushed basalt
#

Edgerouter X is the worst

#

I'd take tomato on an cheap Asus router over that anyday

#

My takeaway from Edgerouter is a bunch of 80% complete features

clear ferry
#

From all I've heard on this discord they always come short or are a pita

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Never seen one irl

ocean mirage
#

I’ve got an edge router lite, it’s done what I’ve asked of it but that’s not much

clear ferry
#

I'll probably never be happy with any commercial products after running pretty open software stuff for the last 20 years

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And always having L3 switches

ocean mirage
#

My setup is very basic

hushed basalt
#

My tomato router is fantastic to be honest

#

For a $30 router

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I'll upgrade to pfsense when I can find an economical 1u solution

clear ferry
#

Everything is now economical when I can order stuff from Amazon and eBay with an American address xi2

hushed basalt
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Unless I go virtual πŸ€”

ocean mirage
#

Virtual pfsense doesn’t sound like a great idea to me but I could be wrong

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I’d just personally want something dedicated for it

clear ferry
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Ran virtual for 5 years, otherwise physical

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No difference in performance

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And able to have 8 vnics is nice

ocean mirage
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I just meant in the way that it’s separate to anything else, not eggs in one basket

hushed basalt
#

That's a genuine concern

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But pros and cons I guess

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Pfsense hardware is expensive

ocean mirage
#

Yeah I figured you would have considered it but still felt I should mention

hushed basalt
#

Especially rack mount low power with AES-NI

ocean mirage
#

The 1U limitation probably doesn’t help but I get it

hushed basalt
#

In some ways I could spend that $400+ to just make a better main server

ocean mirage
#

Yeah lol

hushed basalt
#

Or more servers :D

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Proxmox cluster :D

ocean mirage
#

You and your power concerns ;)

clear ferry
#

Proxmox 🀒

ocean mirage
#

I assume that means fully sick

hushed basalt
#

He's just a snob who gets to play with the expensive enterprise hardware and software

ocean mirage
#

I’m okay with my pleb level stuff

clear ferry
#

Esxi 4 lyfe FeelsRichMan

hushed basalt
#

You'll pay them for lyfe too

light trout
#

esxi 4 🀒

clear ferry
#

Esxi 3i 🀒

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Gsx 🀒

amber bramble
#

ugh why does my hvac system always die on a weekend

light trout
#

That's when you have time to fix it

clear ferry
#

Because you should have bought a new one after it did it twice. πŸ˜›

amber bramble
#

furnace went out a couple years ago on a weekend (turns out cracked heat exchanger). now the fan on my ac compressor decided to die last night

dull chasm
#

them damn little buggers are not cheap either

#

3-400 hundred for OEM

amber bramble
#

fml

dull chasm
#

you can get non-oem for less but wiring may need some figuring out ... but if not varible speed or anything its not too bad

#

looks like online is alot cheaper than my supplier 150-200

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depends on make of course

clear ferry
#

What in tarnation

valid halo
#

I understand some of those words

#

:3

silk veldt
#

someone has installed the Mini Media Player plugin?

#

through hacs?

hearty depot
#

I think I did

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But nothing to special was harder to get all cards from thomasloven working

silk veldt
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@hearty depot it works? he says he can't find the component

clear ferry
valid halo
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Freedoms per French Fry

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Freedom Fry*

clear ferry
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Greetings from 69 degrees north btw, we had sleet a few days ago πŸ˜›

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Hooray for summer

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At this latitude theΒ sunΒ is visible for 24 hours, 0 minutes during theΒ summer solsticeΒ and Civil Twilight during theΒ winter solstice.

dull chasm
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**USA ** top gdp ......enough said

glacial light
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Hello can someone maybe help me . I want to do TTS over a google mini but i can't find any tutorials on how to get this setup.

clear ferry
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@glacial light based on an automation?

glacial light
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Well just in general. The idea is to do it on a automation

clear ferry
glacial light
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How do I add the service and media player. I have added it to my config but nothing is showing up anywhere

clear ferry
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Look at my configuration.yaml

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The Chromecast devices will usually be configured through the integrations page though

glacial light
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In the integrations page if i type a message there i don't hear anything on the google mini

clear ferry
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Since it is impossible to type a message on the integration page that sounds normal πŸ€”

glacial light
hardy tiger
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Hello, I`m new to Home assistant and i want to start building it soon. Before i start i want to have a proper netwerk setup.

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What are you guys using? do you have any security like wlan running or?

glacial light
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I have setup a simple automation but it still does not work

hardy tiger
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hmm that sucks

hearty depot
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eeww... When you cant remember the passphrase of an old ssh key πŸ˜“

hushed basalt
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Start at 0

valid halo
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00000 Damn. 000001 Damn. 000002. DAMN

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It'll only take a few dozen years

hushed basalt
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Have you tried password

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I've used password a few times haha

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Just junk accounts with spaminator emails when you have to sign up to download something etc

ocean mirage
#

That reminds me of this, which always makes me smile

hushed basalt
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Haha yes I've seen that

strange vapor
ocean mirage
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I get a 404 on that

strange vapor
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Heh, they just nuked it totally now! Post complaining the name "GIMP" was offensive and it should be changed.

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Descended into a mess in a hurry

ocean mirage
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Haha damn, I would have read that

clear ferry
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BRING OUT THE GIMP

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But the gimp is asleep

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BETTER WAKE HIM UP THEN

ocean mirage
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Bring out your dead

hearty depot
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GIMP.. offensive... what the holy F

ocean mirage
#

The big fall is that the word already has multiple meanings in English

hearty depot
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πŸ™„

strange vapor
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Like a lot of words in lots of languages... Just look at the amount of times cars have had to be renamed as their name meant something "fun" in the local language.

clear ferry
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Mmmm I remember the Honda Jazz has to have its name changed before being sold in Scandinavia πŸ˜›

ocean mirage
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I know it’s the Honda Fit in some markets

strange vapor
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There was the Roll Royce Silver "Shit" in Germany

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Or the Pajero which meant Wanker in some dialects of Spanish in South America

ocean mirage
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Seems apt

hearty depot
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@clear ferry when I remember right youre using plex too - Do you have the port forwarded or something?
Just tryed to add it with ngnix and basic auth - but plex.tv dont like this at all

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aah - good old times - Loved my Mitsubishi Pajero

ocean mirage
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I’ve got plex going but I’m not sure what you are doing with nginx

hushed basalt
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@hearty depot have you changed your remote port in plex server

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Defaults to 32400 or whatever it is

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So if you're using nginx you'll need to change your remote port in plex server plus the domain name

clear ferry
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@hearty depot nginx is for noobs, i dont know 🀷

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Hello new drives πŸ˜›

hushed basalt
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Hello Datahoarders Anonymous

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Those things arent SMR right

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I don't know if anyone ever figured out a use for SMR drives

clear ferry
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🀷

ocean mirage
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No they’re not smr

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They’re basically reds or better

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People have gotten hgst drives in those before too

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Basically they only make decent drives at that capacity

hearty depot
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Nope - didn't changed the port 80>32400
Chance that basic auth is supported?

clear ferry
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@ocean mirage got wd100emaz in the first one, so a helium red drive basically

orchid rose
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noisy af 😦

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I wish they made slower and more silent drives. I don't need the 150Mb/s reads, just space to put files in

clear ferry
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You should come into my garage

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I'll make a video for you later

orchid rose
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Yeah garage is probably the place for those πŸ˜ƒ

low harness
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Holy crap storage is cheap nowadays!

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$250 for one of those?

orchid rose
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is it? To me the prices have seemed quite stagnant for a decade now. I paid 150€ for 8TB and I didn't feel that was particularly cheap

clear ferry
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It isn't too bad, but we still feel the hit of the floods in Thailand years ago

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But I'm used to seeing $60000 per 8TB SSD in the enterprise space πŸ˜‚

orchid rose
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SSDs will hopefully catch up soon though for desktops. You get a 1TB for 100€ now iirc

clear ferry
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Yeah, we sell 16tb now, and I think the 40+tb are in the pipeline now

low harness
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That's what I'm talking about. Back during the flood I bought a 1TB drive for twice that.

orchid rose
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SSD prices were extremely high a few years ago as well, as was RAM

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partially why most of my PC is components are from 2012...

clear ferry
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My desktop was built in 2009 πŸ˜›

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If I could get a pi with three monitors I would replace it in a heartbeat

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Or any kind of triple head thin client for cheap

orchid rose
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It wouldn't be so bad, but I still game on mine 😒

clear ferry
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I only game on PS4 the last few years

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All of the dark souls games, Bloodborne, tomb raider games, uncharted games, Wolfenstein games, my to-do is sekiro and horizon zero dawn

low harness
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The new pi has three video outputs...

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There’s composite in the 3.5 mm jack.

orchid rose
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glorious pc masterrace for life

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4k composite

low harness
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With some luck and good cables you might get almost 6 Hz with that.

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No... wait... screens have two physical dimensions... Make that estimate 0.6 Hz

clear ferry
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I need 3x1080 πŸ˜›

low harness
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0.3 Hz taking interlacing into consideration too

orchid rose
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4k only mentions horizontal resolution, so....

low harness
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Yes, but assuming roughly the same aspect ratio, that means 100 times more pixels per frame than 480p or 200 times more than 480i, which composite can handle at 60 Hz.

orchid rose
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3840x80 is doable then. Still 4k!

low harness
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What's the next step after ultra-widescreen? Ludicrous-?

near flare
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has anyone got a ci to work with custom components

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Failed config
General Errors:
- Integration feedparser not found when trying to verify its sensor platform.
- Integration not found: hacs
hushed basalt
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Anyone else annoyed by how many monitor connectors are still in use right now

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Still have to use vga, dvi, hdmi, hdmi mini, hdmi micro, display port, mini display port, and usb-c

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Not even counting SDI

clear ferry
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oof, back from vacation, triplescreen heaven

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@hushed basalt as long as it isn't 0.3Hz composite that @low harness is praising I don't mind 🀣

low harness
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Who would ever need more than one frame every third second?

clear ferry
#

that would make my multitasking terrible !

light trout
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multitasking is a myth

clear ferry
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singletasking, the new multitasking!

light trout
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DO task
GOTO next task

clear ferry
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or if you work in the state

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DO TASK

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GOTO TASK

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WAIT

light trout
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GOTO break

hushed basalt
#

Ew

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Python is where it's at

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Although I spend most of my time in frameworks and orchestrators than in actual languages

boreal pewter
#

Bash Scripters around?

clear ferry
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all over the interwebs I suppose @boreal pewter

eager trench
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I love bash scripts lol

clear ferry
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Who doesnt ? 🀣

eager trench
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hahaha

boreal pewter
#

Then maybe someone has an idea. For an echo command I need to randomize from a few given variables. Any idea?

clear ferry
#

what are you trying to achieve though ? πŸ˜›

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what is the end goal I mean

boreal pewter
#

GlusterFS has 3 cluster nodes when there are up to 10 worker nodes and 5 cluster nodes when there are more than 10 worker nodes. So the other worker nodes need to get one of the cluster nodes in the fstab, kinda round-robin

clear ferry
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sounds like a job for the head-node or master node, I can't belive they haven't implemented such a feature in the core, what is this, 1998 ? 🀣

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so you don't want some thing random, you want one of the nodes randomly

boreal pewter
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Yeah yeah one of the given cluster nodes which are in variables like gluster01, gluster02, gluster03. The cluster nodes can bind to theirselves, but the other worker-nodes without glusterfs-server need one of the cluster-nodes to bind to. And I guess it wouldn't be so smart to just bind them all to master or another cluster-node hardcoded

clear ferry
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Should be doable with something like shuf command I guess

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with maybe shuf -n 1 $FILE

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but I've worked with HPC for 12 years, and I can say I won't be touching glusterfs anytime soon if they operate like that 🀣 that wouldn't scale well in 1000+ node setups

boreal pewter
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I actually have no specific idea how they scale. Maybe it does scaling over all the server-nodes and I can just bind them to master. But the collegue who knows is ill today

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Since I can't use glusterFS as far I know for torrents

hushed basalt
#

Remember when we made fun of bad web forms

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Look at this! A counter for credit card number entry

boreal pewter
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Why not using a coupon-code generator with (( count++ ))? πŸ˜†

strange vapor
clear ferry
#

thought resilvering was going to take longer, but my 4x2TB to 4x10TB migration is going to be done in less than 20 hours total

hushed basalt
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Looks like my picture didn't send

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Here's the entry form for the credit card number for new internet at work

clear ferry
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lol wtf

hushed basalt
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You can direct entry

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But still

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The Date of Birth calendar field was a calendar picker starting today too

clear ferry
#

that I have seen is quite normal

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some of them don't support selecting year manually, so you have to click back 35 times

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which is a pita

strange vapor
#

Someone might be able to pause Kodi while I'm watching a film!!! Using a K400 keyboard as a controller πŸ˜„

ocean mirage
#

Infiltrated that american home

clear ferry
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Typical espionage shenanigans

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Dell is also compromised

boreal pewter
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@clear ferry I might have "fixed" the Gluster thing by checking another similiar setup settings and it seems like the following line should solve the issue:
echo "${gluster_node01_name}:/gv0 /storage glusterfs defaults,_netdev,backup-volfile-servers=${gluster_node02_name}:${gluster_node03_name}:${gluster_node04_name}:${gluster_node05_name} 0 0" >> /etc/fstab

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Just me having the best ideas hours too late as usually 🀦

clear ferry
hushed basalt
#

Raidz1 or raid10?

clear ferry
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raidz1 currently

hushed basalt
#

I see you like to live dangerously

clear ferry
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I have had 1 drive failure in the last 18 years

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I'll survive

hushed basalt
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I ordered 8 x 8TB today for work :D

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Shut up

clear ferry
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you've gotta up those numbers kid, those are rookie number πŸ˜‰

hushed basalt
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I don't want to hear about your 4000 drive SANs

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I have 2u to play with :D

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Well I actually have like 35U to play with but I've already put blanking panels in the other Us and it takes time to take them out

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Got rid of a lot of equipment

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Digibeta VTR, FC SAN, Mac Pro tower, docks and caddy and a bunch of other small DAS stuff

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What was once a 35U system is now like... 6U

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This old FC SAN weighed like 20 Kilos and held a whopping 3TB

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With a mind blowing 4G interfaces

clear ferry
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LOL that is old

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we haven't sold 4G SANs in... 10 years

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I love when I replace old SANs, like, 5 racks -> 2U and 10x capacity and 100x speed

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anybody seen any good cases for esp32cam ?

strange vapor
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@clear ferry Came across a school last year still running a Compaq SAN with 250G drives.

clear ferry
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that isn't too old, I've worked on systems with 9.6GB drives, in the last 10 years 🀣

strange vapor
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Well, their IT guy was trying to replace it with a WD "NAS"

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And it was randomly rebooting while trying to copy the data over.

clear ferry
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🀣

white radish
#

Which cheaper led strips do you guys recommend. Not wanting to pay the Hue tax

hushed basalt
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This san had 500g drives so not far off

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They used to turn the San off when they didn't need it by just turning off the power switch :'(

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Both redundant power supplies plugged into the same powerboard of course

clear ferry
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@white radish I built some hue copies with gledopto and rgbww from AliExpress

light trout
#

@clear ferry seen anyone run esxi on a ryzen cpu? πŸ˜›

clear ferry
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Only hyper-v, with poor results

light trout
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hyper-v.... yeah I belive you

clear ferry
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The design of the Ryzen server CPUs are not very good for virtualization it seems

light trout
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That seems odd since virtualization can take advantage of multi core/thread, and there the ryzen line are better (on paper) then what intel offer (consumer grade)

hushed basalt
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Bare metal containers for lyfe

clear ferry
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There was some issues with the internal design of it if memory serves right, because say a 16 cores is not 16 cores,but 4x4 or something, I have to read up on it

light trout
#

That sounds familiar, so might be correct πŸ˜„

hushed basalt
#

I wouldn't know what to run in a vm at home

clear ferry
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That lead to issues with vms requiring more than the cores in one package

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With performance lower than expected

hushed basalt
#

Everything I use is on docker

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I wonder if that wouldn't play nice with ceph.

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Ceph wants one cpu per OSD ideally

clear ferry
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Ceph, for newbs πŸ˜›

strange vapor
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@clear ferry Some stupidly large Ceph clusters running here without issue. Have worked out more reliable than some of the SANs dotted around the place.

clear ferry
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Object storage is cool, but I haven't seen a single customer with ceph yet 🀷

strange vapor
#

More and more devs here a calmouring for it as it's a hell of a lot easier to deal with an S3 style API than Posix style shared file systems. It's also a hell of a lot easier to restrict and monitor access.

clear ferry
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More than 24 hours to copy from my old Nas to my expanded freenas πŸ˜†

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But only getting 35MBps from the qnap

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And 9tb to transfer

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Should be closer to 80 hours actually πŸ˜†

strange vapor
#

When will HP be offering infinite storage SANs?

clear ferry
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The new one is pretty big πŸ˜‚

clear ferry
strange vapor
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@clear ferry Also: If you're not paying for the product, you are the product!

clear ferry
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Exactly xi2

hushed basalt
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I like the idea of ceph being infinitely scalable

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In Video editing when you work with assets from many different projects over decades, having everything in a single address space is hugely valuable

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Having to deal with this mess of multiple SANs and raids and drives is a nightmare

clear ferry
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If that is all you are after Microsoft DFS is all you are looking for πŸ˜›

hushed basalt
#

Ew windows servers

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Windows servers are the domain of salty sysadmins who do everything one by one with a mouse

clear ferry
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You haven't worked with windows for a long time I see, mostly anything is powershell or remote powershell these days ;)

strange vapor
#

@clear ferry Powershell is damn handy, I'm primarily a Linux admin and I've used it. However, there is a problem in that while there's a good tradition of good old grey beard writing sh/bash/per;l/awk/python scripts in Linux land, there's a lot of Windows admins who're very much "point and drool" and don't want to change!

clear ferry
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yeah, it's hella powerful, but very illogical for me coming from a linux side of things

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but I'm learning still

boreal pewter
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Tho it has not yet reached my knowledge that a bare Windows server only uses 22MB Ram, like a Debian does

clear ferry
#

Windows nano server is quite effective, but not that effective

strange vapor
#

Friend of mine is a Windows admin in a educational institute. He started using Ansible to co-ordinate Powershell script runs across a massive active directory setup. The amount of inconsistencies he found was rediculous, and he happily documented them all.

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Straight away there was absolute war as some of the old school admins saw that as him calling them out as incompetent.

boreal pewter
#

While there is only ONE application that is reasonably hosted on Windows: Active Directory. And while it is not really NEEDED IMO you would only find those in Work environments

strange vapor
#

And when the knifes come out in a Educational setting, the blood on the floor gets a few inchs deep!

clear ferry
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that sounds like every week for me @strange vapor when an it department head asks me to check the health of the enviroment 🀣

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guys on the floor always go into self defence mode

boreal pewter
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Not if you're a psycho πŸ˜›

clear ferry
#

the same guys I mailed four months ago saying we should check this out, this is not configured correctly and they dont even answer to my mails 🀣

strange vapor
#

To be fair, that sort of thing happens in every setting.

clear ferry
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I see it more and more now, that they just ignore my advice, then shit hits the fan, because they have gotten so much better, we don't need vendor help

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guess who gets the blame anyway 🀷

strange vapor
#

There's a certain network appliance which the team I'm on here can deploy from scratch in under four mins, with all the config done using ansible. Proper CI/CD which means all changes go through a pipeline etc. There's another team responsible with managing the same devices in a different environment. They make all their changes by logging into the CLI and copy/pasting commands. They reached a record of six outages in four weeks, one customer affecting.

Their manager's manager has hinted that they should talk to us about how to use the automation (which is freely available to them in source control) but instead they've just decided to initiate a whole change control process in Jira where they still rely on copy and paste 😦

clear ferry
#

Those people are expendable, they just do it like that because they know it too

hushed basalt
#

Have you tried drone ci

#

I've played around with it. It's very cool

#

Everything is a container. So you can define containers, variables etc per stage

#

So say if you want a ha config check, you just do like image:homeassistant command: homeassistant config check or whatever the command is

strange vapor
hushed basalt
#

NSA wants to use your camera. Allow or Deny?

strange vapor
#

Hell of a lot of large enterprises using Zoom, so this will be a fun one.

clear ferry
#

Never even heard of zoom ThonkEyes

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Except the guitar pedals

strange vapor
#

Hell of lot of Bay Area companies using it, and seems to be spreading.

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@clear ferry Don't have any of the Zoom pedals, but do have the Zoom H2 and H6 recorders which are epic little machiens.

clear ferry
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Zoom 505 was my first pedal ever

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Might have been a 707 actually ThonkEyes

#

Aye, was this one

hearty depot
#

holy F - What have I done to my internet?.. Cant even reach medium 🀦

clear ferry
#

How about large?

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Or small?

hearty depot
#

small f.up tryed to tackle vlans - bur my nicname grips there

clear ferry
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Good thing it wasn't wlans then

hearty depot
#

actually tryed that

clear ferry
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That is what most people write when they mean vlan πŸ˜›

hearty depot
#

thinking bout reading into an radius server
oldscool IOT devices get basic access under each other - and more intiligent devices getting more rights

clear ferry
#

People who don't understand network usually make their network less secure by trying to make it more secure xi2

hearty depot
#

πŸ€” could be me then

ocean mirage
#

I made all my passwords 'password' because its too obvious, nobody would ever think of it

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dont tell anyone

clear ferry
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I had to move over to Password123! to meet complexity rules

ocean mirage
#

Well, make sure you write that down, wouldn't want to forget it

strange vapor
hearty depot
strange vapor
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Not that surprising

dreamy schooner
#

Hey guys, just wondering if anyone knows how to set up tasmota devices manually, my Hass.io with mosquito doesn’t seem to be picking them up when I follow the automatic discovery instructions

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Sorry if this is the wrong avenue of inquiry

strange vapor
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@dreamy schooner There's a separate Tasmota Discord, see the topic on the archived #551843800209686539 channel. They might be better placed to answer your query.

dreamy schooner
#

Cheers

clear ferry
dreamy schooner
#

I’m just using a sonoff device, everything works fine except integrating it with hass

opal scaffold
#

Hey everyone. Im going a bit deeper down the rabbit hole, and im not sure how to continue... I need a way to write some automations... But the standard ones wont do. Couple things from the top of my head is an input that cycles between different modes... Press it and light goes on, press again and goes to night light mode, press again and goes off, press again and goes to night light etc etc.
Another one is hold a button and the brightness will ramp up, press and hold again and it ramps the other way. Quick press and toggles between off and on. Fairly standard-ish stuff... But what do I use? Node red? App daemon? Im an embedded sw engineer and write code in C all day long if that helps, but havent really coded in anything else.
I i stalled node red, and I like it, but found a bunch of people complaining people should just uae app deamon instead for more complicated automations etc.
Can someone give me some pros and come? Or other opens im not aware off? I dont care which one I use, I just dont want to start with one and find I made a huge mistake 2 months later and have to redo it all....

orchid rose
#

the holding one I don't think is possible, unless your button will report when it's held and not when it's pushed (my xiaomi button for example only reports click and double click)

opal scaffold
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Im using esphome and reports when i press and when I release, so that should be fine.
I found a way to do it in node red, but the top comment was "should have done it in app deamon" so started wondering which one to use...

orchid rose
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thanks, but: "The square Aqara (Square Gen2) Version is not capable of this as it does not have the required β€œlong_press_press” click type."

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I personally never use these anyway. I thought it might be useful when I bought it, but turns out that once automated, there's very little you need switches for

clear ferry
#

ah, been outside pruning my tomatos and cucumbers

#

nice activities when I only have 4 mails in my mailbox so far today πŸ˜›

hushed basalt
#

I have snails in my mail box

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Although I don't even check my mailbox anymore ha

strange vapor
hushed basalt
#

Consider yourself lucky

#

This is what's stuck in my head

clear ferry
#

The IBM acquisition of red hat appears to be complete πŸ€”

hushed basalt
#

I haven't dealt with IBM

#

My experience of them is taking huge contracts for development then shipping it all to low quality dev shops

#

The stuff we had at Telstra was abysmal junk

#

And they paid soooooooooo much for it

#

So I don't have much faith in anything IBM touches

strange vapor
#

@hushed basalt But "Nobody gets fired for buying IBM”

hushed basalt
#

Maybe in 1994

#

You can be damn sure your competition has outgrown you though

clear ferry