#the-water-cooler

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hushed basalt
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That's what you get for being Norwegian

clear ferry
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Pssh, we have had a few outbrakes lately

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but nothing too serious

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oslo as usual

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still only 600 dead Shrug

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installed one of my spare laptops for my office for now

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beats the chromebook by far

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chromebook is 2g\2c@1.1ghz + emmc storage, this one is 4g\4c@1.7ghz+ssd

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still only one monitor though sad

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I could spin up my rpizero on one screen, chromebook on one screen and this one on one screen and do mouse and keyboard sharing though 🤔

wooden egret
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despite its horrible marketing by our insane government that made it political it's actually a pretty good vaccine with high effectiveness according to a peer reviewed study, similar to pfizer and moderna

clear ferry
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what is the name ?

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Is it the Sputnik V ?

tawny orchid
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good article, food for thought

last cedar
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Super potent methane?

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Has atx been breaking wind again?

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That gif is hillarious

clear ferry
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THAT WAS A PRIVATE PICTURE I SHARED WITH YOU MICHELLE

hushed basalt
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Don't post your private pics to a raccoon

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Not victim blaming, but I'm blaming you

clear ferry
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what a horrible key combination vscode has for pulling up the command pallette tbh

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quite reminicent of anything in macos

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CMD + SHIFT + DEL + 4 + LEFT MOUSEBUTTON + UNPLUG SPEAKER

wet pilot
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lol that reminds me of the "screenshot select area to clipboard" sequence

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cmd+ctrl+shift+4

clear ferry
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wtf

wet pilot
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leave off the shift and it saves a file to your desktop

clear ferry
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the Ctrl + Shift + P by default is horrible tbh

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I never use right ctrl or shift anyway

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so then it becomes even worse

wet pilot
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i always use win+shift+s on windows

clear ferry
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that is almost usable

wet pilot
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but yeah the pallet is a bit annoying

clear ferry
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it makes my thumb scream

wet pilot
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i use cmd+shift+a for pycharm

pure vine
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Oh, i just remembered something, not really support, but just a derp moment:
One day all of the smart speakers couldnt control home assistant, thinking it was offline, but i could still access home assistant.

Turns out that i had broken DHCP on the server that was running home assistant so it didnt have a IPv4 address to access nabucasa, but home assistant was still being served through v6, so i didnt realise that it was broken.

wet pilot
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lol

clear ferry
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interesting corner case

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but since I don't use ipv6 internally yet and I don't use nabucasa, I will never notice it 😄

pure vine
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It actually made it pretty easy to debug, mainly as the device was incharge of its own address assignment, so while DCHP was refusing to give a v4, SLAAC just allowed the device to grab a address without having to communicate with annother server that might not give it to it

clear ferry
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yup, IPv6 can be handy, I've played with it for 21 years, but it is still.. obscure and seldom I actually see it

pure vine
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I'm spotting it more now i have a IPv6 WAN from my ISP

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Mainly as i wasnt looking before

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Games need to start using it, I've seen a lot of people getting kicked out of games because someone behind the same CG-NAT has been banned from the game, kicking a bunch of peopel off

clear ferry
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I touch.. a couple of hundred datacenters every year, and only universities even bother dabbling with ipv6

pure vine
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big consumer ISPs are starting to deploy it here in the UK, mainly Sky and BT, IIRC its because they are burning through their address space, or small new(ish, some are old, but grew quickly recently) ones(Hyperoptic), because they cant get any.

its weird, its like a candle being burnt from 2 ends. Big ISP's need it because they are running out, old small ISPs dont need it yet because they got addresses in the past and dont have the large customer base to need it, and new small ISP's couldnt get many v4 address spaces so are deploying it sooner

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Google having it at ~35% deployed globally* isnt exactly obscure globally

*They are not in china, so its a bit lower that reality given china has internal goverment policy to have IPv6

last cedar
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@clear ferry 🦝 ❤️

gusty wraith
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me numpty sent empty can messages to the heating.... no wonder it didn't follow my orders

noble pivot
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You ask for nothing it did nothing, seems like it followed exactly 🙂

gusty wraith
gusty wraith
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funny thing though it doesn't care about data....if you just send empty messages it won't complain but as soon as you send nothing it will throw "A8" which means: can bus error....

noble pivot
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Nice Dashboard, lots of details, make me want to instrument mine in more detail. Seems like quite a lot of temp variation though.

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Maybee I am misreading it.

gusty wraith
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yeah it bounces between min/max to achieve an average target feed temperature

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otherwise it would burn the whole day trying to hold the feed temperature

noble pivot
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Guess green is water temp then ?

gusty wraith
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exactly....

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it could do DHW as well and this is why it bounces

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it allows DHW to heat up if needed between the feed heatups

noble pivot
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Right, A while since I had a wet system 🙂

gusty wraith
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but there's no DHW connected so it just does what it does ...

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now the interesting part comes into play: connecting indoor and outdoor temperatures together with forecasts to steer the feed temp 🙂

noble pivot
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Just started with a new company today. New laptop turned up by courier as expected but I just got this unexpected delivery as a welcome gift. That never happened with a new job before !!

clever mortar
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That's more than a little awesome

subtle pasture
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That feel when you help a friend move their boot drive from SATA HDD to NVMe SSD...

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Had to convert the drive from MBR to GPT, and then manually replace the original System/Boot partition with the equivalent UEFI partitions... but managed to do it all non-destructively.

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"So, if that all worked, when I reboot, it should start from NVMe"

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reboots, almost immediately hits the desktop

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"...Good luck getting into safe mode now. Damn..."

last cedar
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Good job!

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I would have just reinstalled 🤣

storm canyon
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Searched around a bit but can't find how to attach an image to a post. I took a screenshot of something and it resides on my PC can it be attached to a post?

noble pivot
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Click the "+"

subtle pasture
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He had the best reaction, though:
"You mean it's not going to make all those whirring and clunking noises anymore?"

storm canyon
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So if a channel does not offer a plus sign is there an alternate way? I am in the #zigbee-archived channel

subtle pasture
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Upload the image to imgur and post a link

noble pivot
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Ha, never noticed some channels dont have that.

clever mortar
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Too many idiots who'd post code as an image 😉

storm canyon
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Thanks all, just created account and will work through that

static schooner
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<misses the bot>

clever mortar
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It'll return, eventually, hopefully

static schooner
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I think not having it adds back a personal touch that’s been missing, but it makes replying on mobile so much easier

lapis cipher
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I concur with RobC, its been quiet while the spambot has been on vacation 🙂

dusky plank
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alibaba fast AF, didn't even take a day at customs

opaque girder
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what did you get?

dusky plank
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smol box for opnsense 🙂

opaque girder
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What better way to have my ESPs delivered 🙄 🙄 🙄

clear ferry
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I still have 12-16 days average delivery time from AliExpress

opaque girder
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I'm waiting on some of mine since November 💔

bitter zinc
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Is this a stupid product?

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I’m thinking of getting one because they look cool but other than that I have no idea what I would use one for lol

dusky plank
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nothing is stupid in this channel

opaque girder
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I can think of one person in particular

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Oh sorry we are talking about things

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Eh still applies

leaden adder
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The cube is awesome! I've got one as a remote for my nanoleafs and one for my desk, controling spotify, my desk lamp etc

bitter zinc
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Lol I have a useless box too

opaque girder
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I have one. Just because 😂 Not found a use for it yet

bitter zinc
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They look cool at least

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Can they connect to HA over zigbee tho or does that make it less functional

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Without a hub

leaden adder
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Well you need a hub or a zigbee stick/hat

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You need something to talk zigbee

dusky plank
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get. out. of. here.

last cedar
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That looks like something a raccon would do

static schooner
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dinner

subtle pasture
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The Nintendo Switch she told you not to worry about ^

clear ferry
subtle pasture
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Problem? Lol

clear ferry
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You know me

subtle pasture
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...this is literally designed to be a toy, so calling it a toy isn't an insult...

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And it's a full 6-core Ryzen CPU + 16GB of RAM + Radeon graphics + NVMe drive in a handheld... which is one hell of a thing

leaden adder
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how many entities do you guys have? I think I should clean up

clear ferry
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Ha says 873

leaden adder
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Are you counting states or is there a fancy display somewhere?

dusky plank
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Ha says 743

clear ferry
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I'm checking the entity registry

static schooner
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you can do it with a template

clear ferry
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Just click "select all" and it gives you a number

static schooner
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ah.. or {{ states|count }}

static schooner
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know thyself, I always say

clear ferry
leaden adder
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{{ states|count }} displays a lot more than "select all" on the integrations page

dusky plank
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true

leaden adder
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  • {{ states|count }}: 471
  • "select all" on the integrations page: 405
  • Rows in the states table: 3423
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But all right, if you all have twice as many I'll keep adding every unnecessary SNMP sensor I'll never need 😄

dusky plank
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have I told you how much I hate snmp?

static schooner
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The only issue with having too many entities is that it can make it more difficult to find the one you care about

leaden adder
leaden adder
dusky plank
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ah, you only scratch the surface of OID land, that is fine

lapis cipher
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huoh, yet another outage

cedar chasm
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Texas, or something online?

leaden adder
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It took my hours to understand the groups and schmemes and base oids... I seem to forgot how I got "1.3.6.1.2.1.43.10.2.1.4.1.1" for pages lol

lapis cipher
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my shitty LTE internet shit crap, i am fed up

cedar chasm
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Hypetrain would have us believe that 5G will lead to salvation.

lapis cipher
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i'm on a cellmapper channel, those guys are crazy, the sites are like pokemons, they might drive there during the night to take download speed graphs..

leaden adder
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sorry @cedar chasm that was not for you 😅

lapis cipher
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solely on mobile network, no options (counting out all satellite stuff..)

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That i got Jan 18th, this Jan 10th

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so i'm trying to squeeze some 4G for the inttternets here

cedar chasm
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Would be a lot of fun to run a proper failover setup with mobile network as the backup but I can't really justify it with the lack of importance of anything happening at my place

leaden adder
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I always thought UTMS was 3G? Like LTE and 4G

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Or are you just referring to the poor reception?

lapis cipher
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Yeah, its to show how bad it is here, our phones drop to 3G at worst, especially inside

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i long forgot the whole UMTS until it read on my screen..

dusky plank
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4G/LTE is capable of much faster speeds than carriers give out, 5g is good and all but LTE is not maxed out by far. so same story happens with 5g - artificially kept bandwidth low

leaden adder
cedar chasm
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So the customer experience drops off as carriers lose interest in expanding the networks

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ain't it always the way

lapis cipher
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Yeah LTE can provide somewhat excellent speeds, i have a bit of poor luck that the main operator has only one band available and its all saturated, second one has two bands and the speeds are crap also even with carrier aggregation. There is a third one with four bands and good speeds but not sure how reliable they are atmo, testing as soon as i got another device set up

lapis cipher
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and i didn't see 5G antennas on the mast last time i looked.. But i'd be good even with reliable and slower

leaden adder
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Really? I was in Finland a few years ago, I got 4G on the middle of a frozen lake... I was amazed by the coverage

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But I guess there are still some white spots left :/

clear ferry
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Norway has 4g coverage in 96% of the country or something, including 15km out to sea

lapis cipher
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Yeah, its pretty good all around, we're nicely in that spot of poor coverage and everybody is nowadays streaming and whatnot

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99% of households are covered here with 4G

clear ferry
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I'm guessing if you count households we are probably 99. Something

lapis cipher
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i didn't find any numbers stating the covered land, i bet you're the same yeah

leaden adder
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In Germany, we recently had a campaign by a large provider where villages with no to poor reception could register and be switched directly from 2G to 5G with a lot of media coverage... Suggest this to your provider 😄

dusky plank
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coverage in ger is still abysmal... I am blessed by mountains and good coverage 🗻

leaden adder
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In fact, the two largest competitors in Germany are joining forces for this action

lapis cipher
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that's really nice

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on business i work on its rather common to work with competitors and it provides better end results for customers of both and neither really is losing anything, quite the opposite

clear ferry
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Don't tell that to the Americans

leaden adder
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You'd think so, but in Germany, the big providers are really competing for the title of who has "the best network". This cooperation with the white spots in 2020 is afaik unique and probably one of the many positive effects of Covid-19.

lapis cipher
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seeing our operators, yeah i didn't think that would be much more than a PR trick 😄 Here they are all trying to steal others customers as fast as they can but that is also benefit for us since prices are kept low and one can change operator just with a click of a button and nothing changes except who sends the bill

dusky plank
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I laughed so hard @ people with "mobile internet boxes" while lockdowns crippled their internet because phone's still get better priority anyway... those things never leave the house in 99% so why not get a proper line 😄

lapis cipher
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its funny only as long as you find yourself having that as the only option 😄 I admit i'd probably be very much laughing as well

leaden adder
lapis cipher
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its a shame i don't have metrics from the pre-corona time to see the change

leaden adder
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Hybrid routers then have DSL + LTE

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simultaneously

clear ferry
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Y'all and your inferior interwebs

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Here I was at the 69th parallel North, in 2004 with FTTH and 10/10 Mbit

leaden adder
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How can you kick someone from Discord?

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Asking for a friend

lapis cipher
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In Lapland they have fiber like 20-40 km from the nearest city, in the middle of absolutely nowhere.. go figure..

clear ferry
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I live between three big farms now

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I can have 1000/1000 fiber

leaden adder
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FTTH is also available in Germany, if you build a house for just a low six-figure amount, I've been told...

clear ferry
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Got it installed here for $170 in 2014

lapis cipher
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there's a bloody hetzner datacenter near us but all these tiny kilometers make the difference

clear ferry
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Didn't even have to dig the trench myself

leaden adder
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I knew it

leaden adder
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I have gigabit over the COAX fibre.... But that is really a rarity

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Does COAX exist outside Germany at all? Since we still have copper in the ground everywhere, the telephone network is completely overloaded in most places.

clear ferry
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Coax is pretty dead here, outside of apartment buildings

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Was cool in the early 00s

dusky plank
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they do FTTB here and use existing coax lines for the last 100m

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i have ftth though, wouldn't accept coax anymore mmmhmmmmmmm

clear ferry
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We stopped accepting orders for landlines in the late 00s

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And TV has been mostly ip based for the last 10-12 years

leaden adder
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COAX is really the only way to get anything in the direction of gigabit in private... The normal DSL providers manage, if at all, something in the direction of 400 Mbps with super vectoring and whatnot.

clear ferry
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I haven't seen anyone with DSL in over 5 years

leaden adder
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lol, I always get funny looks when I tell people that I don't have my TV connected to the normal terrestrial TV.

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I haven't seen anyone with FTTH in my life

lapis cipher
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they are not sold here anymore but some hold on to those still as its more reliable even thought slow. i was stupid to let it go but it didn't work when i tested (could have been my device but didn't really care and it costs money still)

dusky plank
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It's right here, come visit Tirol

leaden adder
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Well, let's just say I haven't been to anyone who has.

clear ferry
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We cancelled our TV subscription last year, didn't really use it much, just use an apple TV and three apps

dusky plank
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are you near nurenberg or falkenstein?

leaden adder
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Nope, above Cologne 🙂

lapis cipher
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wife likes to watch news from the terrestrial and some random stuff that happens to air, mostly over ip (when the fucker works, its very nice to get that spinning ring or hourglass in the middle of the movie...)

leaden adder
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How about Starlink? 😛

winter wren
lapis cipher
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wish i lived in turkey, they've got 22 megs!!

dusky plank
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yeah we also put billions into infra for fiber but the money just vanishes into manager pockets and mexican cartels, so we land on 20th place 😄 I still have delicious 500/50 fiber for 40€/month

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romania is first but nobody can afford it in first place 😄

clear ferry
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Average internet speed in Norway was 87mbit in 2019 atleast

winter wren
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afford what?

leaden adder
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I highly doubt "15. Germany: 100.11 Mbps"... most of my friends are at half of that speed

lost yarrow
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Switzerland 😄

leaden adder
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not sure about Finland though

winter wren
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atx...seems you get revenged in mobile area

lost yarrow
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i have reached peak laziness, i took a nodemcu with ESPHome and conected that to my PC, and now my pc is starting as soon as i walk into the door. xD

leaden adder
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I'm not sure I want my PC to stare at me when I walk by

lost yarrow
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oops xD starting*

winter wren
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@lost yarrow how u achieved turning on/off?

lost yarrow
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only turning on

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shuting down manually

dusky plank
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WOL to wake and ssh to hibernate

lost yarrow
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that would work too.

winter wren
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i have wol for wired pc...but want to wakeup another wifi laptop

dusky plank
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it is possible, highly dependant on wifi nic integration though

lapis cipher
lost yarrow
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probably even more efficient

winter wren
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need to find out what can do my network card

dusky plank
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it's only possible in standby / S3 or whatever of course, else the nic has no power

leaden adder
winter wren
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@dusky plank sleep always...my wife doesn't close windows, only lid

lapis cipher
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hmm been a while but wol and pxe is/was a nice combo for various things, diskless "servers" (or nodes maybe more appropriate term) and what not

dusky plank
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lol, package went from china to cologne, then to vienna, clears austrian customs, goes back to nuremberg and then back to austria

lost yarrow
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"Emission Controll"

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I love the fact that you can do everything with home assistant. Even build a self destruct for your home.

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C4 NOT INCLUDED

lapis cipher
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One company just advertised they are starting to build fiber to our municipal, 60 months, 27 eur/month + isp for example 100M 38 eur/month.. plus 490 eur installation fee. At least its under 50000+ eur but not available to our area anyways

hushed basalt
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Have been watching that Only Human show about hoarding on YouTube

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Jeez it's frustrating

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30 year old piece of moldy rotten plywood

No can't throw that away, that's perfectly good for making shelves

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It's because my house is too small, that's why my collection of 40000 doll heads is filling up 6 cubic rooms.

subtle pasture
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When you've been on the internet for over 20 years...

tidal bronze
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@subtle pasture thoughts on doge?

ancient anchor
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Anyone have a recommended supplier for WS2815 strips?

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@ me if responding please ❤️

static schooner
last dirge
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@tidal bronze did you get out before it dumped again?

tidal bronze
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Few times over. 😆

last dirge
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attaboy

tidal bronze
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Lost track last few days. Trying to catch up.

midnight adder
clear ferry
last cedar
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Dream Theater ftw

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Ages since I listened properly

hearty depot
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time for coffe

lapis cipher
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atx's points just took a major step up with the above link 🤘

lapis cipher
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Oh my, noticed i got support responding me with an information i didn't request. Reading and understanding are separate skills it seems, however i'm mildly pleased they are seeing the effort of providing me rather detailed and to the command instructions and actually trying to understand an issue that might arise (not the one i reported, almost dead device).

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Nice sunny day calls for some roof activity, better get that thing down for easier debugging and take another up

hushed basalt
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Lol wot

hushed basalt
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Bob Venero, CEO of Holbrook, N.Y.-based solution provider Future Tech Enterprise, No. 96 on the 2020 CRN Solution Provider 500, called AWS’ refusal to directly address how its infrastructure was used in the SolarWinds attack a “slap in the face” to the company’s partners and customers.

“With all of the security challenges we face as an industry now is the time -more than ever - for AWS to show up and speak about how they can prevent this from ever happening again on their watch,” said Venero.

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It's like saying Ford should have to answer to police when someone uses their car in a bank robbery

lapis cipher
pure vine
# clear ferry yup, IPv6 can be handy, I've played with it for 21 years, but it is still.. obsc...

Sorry for bringing this back up, its annoying me in the back of my head, this statement just seems different to the reality measurements are seeing. Within your area maybe. A lot of countries(US, India, Belgium, Ect) have close to 50% deployment, the UK floats arround 36%. Scandinavian has some of the lowest deployment in Europe(apart from the icemans home Finland) according to APNIC and Google.

Having a Global average of ~32% deployment doesnt exactly feel obscure to me

clear ferry
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I can only speak for the countries I work in, which would be Norway, Sweden and Denmark mostly, but I work with us customers and EU customers, and I can count on a single hand the customers who use IPv6 the last 15 years

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That home users have it available, and that isps offer it is something else

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And that web exposed sites offer it is also outside of my day to day area

clever mortar
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I technically have IPv6, though it stopped working a few months back and I haven't chased it up since everything works still

clear ferry
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Deployment != Actual use

subtle pasture
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I'm running IPv6 here, as well. Comcast currently assigns me a /60, which I have split out into a few /64's

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Guest wifi has its own /64. lol

clear ferry
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My ISP gives me a /48

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Still don't use it

pure vine
clear ferry
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Sure, but consumers don't know they use it

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There is no active part from a consumer

pure vine
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As it should be the users shouldnt be aware that anything has changed, however consumers having it(whether they know it or not), gives reasons for content producers to deploy it, especilly in some cases where IPv4 has a latency hit for many reasons.

most of my browsing is over IPv6 now, mainly because of CDN's

clever mortar
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Aye

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I just need to email them

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I'll get around to that, one year

pure vine
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I wish they would just have it on by default, BT and Sky have had it done for ages now

subtle pasture
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Honestly, the biggest issue I've had with IPv6 is the fact that Comcast doesn't issue static addresses

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So I had to deploy IPv6 with mulitple scopes

clever mortar
pure vine
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I'm getting annother Zen connection to annother site, so i'll test it there. I had to email them, although that may have just given me a static assignment

subtle pasture
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All devices get an IPv6 address assigned by Comcast, AND an IPv6 address assigned by my pfSense firewall/router. Problem solved, basically

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Now Comcast can change my IPv6 prefix all they like, but Active Directory keeps on trucking because it's using the IPv6 prefix assigned by my router, which will never change

pure vine
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Yeah, thats what ive done, although my prefix is static anyway, i had setup a ULA to test before getting a IPv6 connection, its useful for connecting to other devices when everything falls over

subtle pasture
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The one "gotcha" is setting up IPv6 port forwarding. If you forward to a Comcast assigned address, it works until the prefix changes. You also can't forward directly to one of the internal-only addresses, because it's not a routable prefix.

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The solution there is, unfortunately, IPv6 NAT

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NAT the private address to a routable address so your firewall rules don't need to be updated every time Comcast changes the prefix

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Now, on the up side, that means you're only NATing a few individual IP addresses, rather than an entire subnet

pure vine
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Does pfsense has something like iptables suffix based rules?

subtle pasture
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Not directly, no. There's no alias for "current WAN prefix" that you can use in rules

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They did add a Python scripting interface that you can use to automatically update an alias based on your current WAN prefix, which can then be used in firewall rules... so there is a solution if you don't want to use IPv6 NAT

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I might switch to that myself, since it would simplify things

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This setting also seems to help a ton:

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Prevents your IPv6 lease from being released, which tends to make it significantly more static

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I haven't had my prefix change since enabling the above, but it still could due to an extended outage or some such

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Oh hey, this is finally getting some traction. There was a merge request for dynamic prefixes in firewall rules 17 days ago

clever mortar
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Only took 4 years...

subtle pasture
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Heh, indeed

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They beat OpnSense to it, though. lol

pure vine
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on openwrt they have dynamic prefix forwarding https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/firewall/fw3_configurations/fw3_ipv6_examples#dynamic_prefix_forwarding so iptables only looks at the end

Edit: Ah, it seems like its the same thing as what PF sense has implemented

subtle pasture
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Yeah, looks like that's about to get fixed in pfSense as well (without needing to script it)

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PR has been merged. Thanks!

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Aight, so it's already in CE-Next

low harness
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3D printing. Good stuff.

forest edge
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wouldn't know wtf to do if our plugs were that big lol

clear ferry
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At first I was like... Why does he have speakon cables going into the wall

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Then I went like... DEFA

lapis cipher
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i went first for xlr but i'm blind, still resulted the same wtf

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nice idea, i hate those cables laying around and even more if they don't have cover on

bitter pawn
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i hate skim milk

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its like its trying to lie to you about being actual milk.

#

it should be relabled "water with white food coloring"

clear ferry
#

I miss my Webasto, but I park in the garage now since the wife has an eberspächer

low harness
#

One Defa and one Calix.

#

Speakon would be so expensive when you forget it in as you back out.

lapis cipher
#

heh, yeah i'm sure the bumper and car-side cables will get lose before speakon gives up 😄

clear ferry
#

I need this

clever mortar
#

I have a friend that'd be perfect for...

clear ferry
#

Me?

clever mortar
#

Not in this case

#

A friend of old who describes themselves as a high functioning sociopath 🤣

clear ferry
#

Stop talking about yourself in the third person

clever mortar
#

I'm mostly functioning... just not sure what

hushed basalt
#

I can't see the image

#

What is it. I feel left out

#

No Alt Text!

hushed basalt
#

Lol

#

Definitely for atx

#

I had to explain to someone yesterday why they had to take their food out of the aluminium foil first before they microwaved it

dusky plank
#

can't see it anymore

hushed basalt
#

The microwave looked like a rave

dusky plank
#

image off line

hearty depot
#

someone was probably pissed and banned it from reddit... i hate this time, everyone is offended by everything

hushed basalt
#

It's okay we just need to wait for the pendelum to swing and then we'll be at mad max style

#

A couple of trillionaires hoard the worlds water while we use people like atxbyea as blood banks

hearty depot
#

aah blast from the past

#

the first distro I ever used

#

bourght a CD with a bigass book. Internet existed back then, but was'nt really a thing for me because I got in trouble when using it to much. who else remembers ISDN

clear ferry
#

I used to have phone bills of $400 per month in the mid 90s

#

Because I used both lines on ISDN

#

🤣

#

Also, opensuse leap 15 is from 2015 isn't it wtf

hearty depot
#

just downloaded the netinstaller 🤣 looked legit

#

Nov 04, 2020 Start of Development phase

#

15.3

dusky plank
#

wait there is php running in opnsense?

clear ferry
#

Yes

dusky plank
#

that is... scary

#

anyone have good reads on http ips/ids ?
or dpi?

subtle pasture
fiery geyser
#

The lightning is part of the fun

#

It's how you know it's working

hushed basalt
#

No it did not

#

Even after that she didn't understand why it was a problem

static schooner
#

the arcs are what heat the food

candid crow
#

Does anyone have suggestions for wake word models? I'm building a personal home device and looking to configure a local/offline custom wake word & speech to intent on it, but I'm struggling to find an easy solution to set those up. I've done a bit of work with Picovoice Porcupine/Rhino but couldn't get through their hello worlds without hitting several bugs along the way. Would appreciate any advice!

hushed basalt
#

I think I might redo HA from scratch in the new house

forest edge
#

if you have to start over from scratch you did something horribly wrong

hushed basalt
#

Eh it's a good refresher

#

Half my automations would be invalid in the new house

#

Plus there's like 40 versions of upgraded state spewed in there

tidal onyx
tidal onyx
#

Yeah, that's how I feel now... 😁

clear ferry
#

I just mentioned in another discord

#

You know you are old when you think I've been online since 1993

clever mortar
#

Kids today wail

clear ferry
#

You are mummy dust

clever mortar
#

🙇

clear ferry
clever mortar
#

That said, I've only been online since about '88

tidal onyx
#

Probably the same time for me...
I started with a 1200 Baud modem, but a friend had a 300 Baud "Dataphon", the thing where you plug the receiver of the phone after manually dialing.

clear ferry
#

We started on a regular 9600 us robotics I believe

tidal onyx
#

And all that stuff was illegal in Germany. You were only allowed to connect officially certified hardware for a lot of 💵

clever mortar
#

UK suffered from that too

#

But, given how many other less than legal things folks did, what's one more...

tidal onyx
clear ferry
#

Think we upgraded to 14400 same year come think of it

#

And 28800 shortly followed

#

We barely had 56700 before we got ISDN

#

And ISDN lasted two years or so before we got cable

tidal onyx
forest edge
clever mortar
#

Speak for yourself 😉

#

There was actually quite a lot online, just no WWW

forest edge
#

uh huh, those old forum boards or whatever you call it were a complete mess

clever mortar
#

Lots of chat, games (yes, multi-user games), file sharing, and more

clear ferry
#

BBS bitches

clever mortar
#

Don't forget NNTP either

clear ferry
#

The good stuff

forest edge
#

wait, maybe I am thinking of pre late 80's

noble pivot
#

Loads of stuff, just not so much prety graphics.

forest edge
#

cause there was no opnline multi user games in the period i got on the brain

clever mortar
#

Multi-user dungeons existed for sure, I played a few

forest edge
#

unless you were refering to telling someone where to move a chess piece lmao

clear ferry
#

Lotrd yes

clever mortar
#

MUD dates back to '75

clear ferry
#

Back to when @forest edge was 45?

#

Nice

forest edge
#

wasn't mud like a chat thing? not a game program?

clever mortar
#

🤣

clear ferry
#

Multi user dungeon

forest edge
#

yea that was a chat thing lol

forest edge
clever mortar
#

I remember play testing one, and discovering that the HP-UX port ran a lot faster than the mainframe version. It was possible for L1 character on HP-UX to slaughter a L99 character on mainframe because the devs didn't account for clock rates...

#

Give the dev their due, it was fixed that day 😄

clear ferry
#

Pa RISCyes

forest edge
#

I don't recall playing any game with others till AOL, everything prior to that was all single player shit, from text games to 8 bit

#

er 16 bit i guess they were

clear ferry
#

12 bit yes

#

18 bit yes

forest edge
#

your shit was probably whack like that

clear ferry
#

You mean the greatest computers to come from the US?

forest edge
#

nothing was 12 or 18

#

maybe you got the broken shit..

clear ferry
#

PDP ?

#

I thought you were old

forest edge
#

i'm talking graphics

clever mortar
#

riiiight

#

😛

clear ferry
#

36bit still lives today in modern Intel's

forest edge
#

noone cares about architecture aside from graphics when gaming

#

graphics and a decent sound card that didn't make the game want to cut off your ears

#

my aunt always had the latest greatest shit to play games on

forest edge
#

probably the same shit you are just getting in stores now atx

#

pony express i think it was called

#

er maybe not cause google isn't turning shit up for that name lol

#

pony something

#

was the very first public internet isp around

#

back when the message boards were a nightmare cause it was a single thing that contained everything. no catagories or anything lol

#

no email, no private messaging

alpine spear
#

Anyone currently here know a lot about 3D printers?

crude acorn
#

atxbyea funny you mentioned lotrd, i threw my 3.5 floppies out about 12 months ago for that. I bought that game and hosted it on my WWIV BBS I ran for many years

dusky plank
short mango
#

👋
Does anyone know what is the name of the blue plastic adaptor used in this picture to screw cables into the Pin Screw Terminal Block Connector?
I think they are going to be super useful to cleanly wire my shelly 1.

wise needle
#

@alpine spear Yeah. They are a terrible addition. I got a Prusa MK3S for christmas, and have spent months modding it to the point it doesn't work anymore.

short mango
wise needle
#

Crimped Bootlace Ferrule ?

short mango
wise needle
#

They are very standard

dusky plank
#

opnsense is really decent, I like! thx
I just have to complain about the behaviour of the browser back button, which breaks most of the time 😛

clear ferry
dusky plank
#

*in the UI

haughty whale
#

will there be a release party on youtube today? if so, when?

low harness
#

There was one of those preview thumbnail thingies on youtube yesterday, but I can't find it now.

hearty depot
#
bitter pawn
#

i blame @clear ferry for the downfall of humanity

hearty depot
#

good choice

low harness
haughty whale
#

Thanks!

subtle pasture
clear ferry
#

Yaaaaaaas Queen

subtle pasture
#

Usually gets used for extended memory addressing by 32bit operating systems

#

Increases the maximum addressable RAM from 4GB ot 64GB

clear ferry
#

Yup, I don't think it is used for anything much still, but lives in the architecture still

#

I just wanted to yank Mr Sonoma who only belives in x² architectures

subtle pasture
#

Fun fact: Microsoft supported PAE mode very briefly on Windows XP, prior to SP1. It was discovered that a large number of 32bit drivers would crash with a 36bit address space, so SP1 disabled PAE mode, re-instating the 4GB limit.

#

PAE mode was never re-enabled for desktop SKUs. Even Windows 10 32bit won't let you enable it.

clear ferry
#

But that pae mode was heavily used on 2003

clever mortar
#

Shame, I need another way to BSOD my Windows boxes

clear ferry
#

You've had enough

#

Gluttonous

subtle pasture
#

Yup, though 2003 had its own separate drivers (and was an entirely different build/branch of Windows from XP 32bit)

subtle pasture
#

So Microsoft could require Server 2003 drivers support PAE mode

clear ferry
#

I ran 2003 as my desktop os for years, it was ridiculously stable

#

And I got 5-10 FPS more than on xp

subtle pasture
#

e'yup... and modern Windows is still based on 2003

#

2003's branch was used to build Vista

#

XP's branch was abandoned

clear ferry
#

Longhorn

subtle pasture
#

Most Longhorn builds were based on XP's branch. They reset development somewhere around build 4093 and re-based on Server 2003's branch.

clear ferry
#

I remember running Windows 98 RC, that was probably the most unstable shit I ever ran

#

Except for millennium with all patches, that is even worse

subtle pasture
#

I keep a Longhorn 4074 VM around for shits and giggles

#

It's unstable as hell, but has the most pre-reset features still in it

silent canyon
#

Hey guys I have a question about hardwiring a usb camera. Is this the right place?

clear ferry
#

I would advise

#

Plugging it in

clever mortar
#

"hard wiring" a USB camera?

clear ferry
clever mortar
#

I mean, last I checked, USB devices kinda require a wire 😛

clear ferry
#

But it's wireless usb

#

The standard that never took off

clever mortar
#

Of course, if you don't ask the question, we'll not know if you need to go elsewhere

clear ferry
clear ferry
silent canyon
#

I am trying to install a front porch camera and unfortunately I have no power in the area that I am able to place the camera. I would like to be able to adapt a usb to cable to a AC outlet that is 20 ft from the door. It has to be hard wired otherwise anyone would be able to just unplug the camera at will. I would then hide the cable in metal raceways.

clear ferry
#

120v into a 5v device will be fun

#

With nowhere for data to go

clever mortar
#

Official limit is 16 feet

#

However, that sounds like a great reason to use PoE

clear ferry
#

Long live Chinese Poe cameras for $20

clever mortar
#

I'm very happy with my £50 Hik

silent canyon
#

But even POE needs power which is the issue I am trying to solve.

clear ferry
#

Sure 50 feet away

#

Which you'll manage fine

clever mortar
#

PoE is good for 100 meters

#

100 meters is way more than 20 feet

clear ferry
#

Yeah, but he'll probably never go over 50 feet

silent canyon
#

I can not just run the cat6 cable to the outlet, can I?

clever mortar
#

Well, if you drop a PoE injector there, sure

clear ferry
#

To your Poe switch

#

Preferably

clever mortar
#

The point of PoE is that it's power and data

clear ferry
#

Or any switch, with a Poe injectior

clever mortar
#

You don't want to run cameras over WiFi if you can run them over cable instead

clear ferry
#

WiFi cams 🤢

subtle pasture
subtle pasture
#

@clever mortar Not really, powerline ethernet adapters are a thing, they're just crappy

clear ferry
#

Wireless USB

#

Keep up @subtle pasture

subtle pasture
#

Wireless USB is also a thing, and also crappy...

night zodiac
#

carrier pigeon

clever mortar
#

More a reference to some people's expectations of how things "work" 😉

clear ferry
#

RFC 1492?

clever mortar
silent canyon
#

Ok agree with the reasoning here, but the challenge still remains. If the POE injector is mounted next to the outlet, well what was the point for the camera. To place the POE inject in a spot where it can not be tampered with I need to get power there.

subtle pasture
#

Honestly, if you have a 120v outlet, and no data... a wifi camera is probably your best bet

silent canyon
#

So let me change my question

clear ferry
#

You don't put it next to the camera

clever mortar
#

You can run a network cable for 100 meters... there's no problem there

clear ferry
subtle pasture
#

I mean, there is the problem of running ethernet outdoors... need to beware of lightning strikes

silent canyon
#

How to I get power to an outdoor camera were the outlet is 30 feet away?

subtle pasture
#

Seen that happen before. Lightning hit a PoE camera and killed tens of thousands of dollars of network equipment

clear ferry
#

Power over Ethernet

subtle pasture
#

@silent canyon A 30ft extension cord?

clever mortar
#

My PoE powered camera is about 50 feet from my PoE switch. No problem there

subtle pasture
#

Yeah, but it sounds like they don't have ethernet run?

clever mortar
#

Neither did I until I ran it

clear ferry
#

Mine must be 25-30 meters atleast

clever mortar
#

I mean, if you can run a USB cable, you can run a network cable

clear ferry
#

Took me 30 minutes to run around my house

subtle pasture
#

It sounds like they literally just have an electrical outlet, and no way of getting data to the camera aside from wifi. lol

clever mortar
#

Well, it sounds like USB was the chosen solution 😉

subtle pasture
#

Yeah, still not clear on how THAT would work in this instance. lol

clever mortar
silent canyon
#

no visible cables inside the house/ not able to open up walls. Network switch is in the center of the house. Extension cord outdoors is not a great idea because anyone could just unplug them.

subtle pasture
#

Battery-backed camera, then?

#

There are plenty of cameras that will continue recording while unplugged for an hour or two

silent canyon
#

Yes Tinkerer you are right, but I was trying to hard wire the USB cable

clear ferry
#

Typical knobheads, going around unplugging people's cameras

silent canyon
#

I can not do that with the POE injector

subtle pasture
#

...what, exactly, does hard-wiring a USB cable resolve here?

clear ferry
#

Poe camera is hardwired

clever mortar
#

You can "hard wire" any cable

clear ferry
#

Just add epoxy

subtle pasture
#

I guarantee you can can yank on a USB cable hard enough to rip the solder pads clean off

#

Or just, you know, use the knife I keep in my purse to slice the cable

clever mortar
#

Also, many PoE cameras are designed to be installed in "high risk" environments and have fittings to make them hard to steal

clear ferry
#

Or just tear the wire

subtle pasture
#

If you're worried, the only real solution is to run the cable inside the wall so that that camera has to be physically removed from the building to access the wiring

silent canyon
#

Okay some additional information is needed to understand the restrictions. House is 2 stories, exterior wall is cinder block.

clear ferry
#

Buy a new house, in a area where people don't unplug your outdoor cameras

pure vine
#

just pulled the homeassistant source on my faster connection and my gooness is it nice for it to take 10 seconds rather than 30-60

#

VDSL SUUUCKED

clever mortar
#

Yes

#

I remember the "joy" when I moved from Cable to DSL, and got 4 Mb/s download if I was lucky, and usually closer to 2 Mb/s

opaque girder
#

cries over vdsl modem 🥲

clear ferry
#

VDSL? What is this? 2012?

static schooner
#

I've luckily always managed to move to higher speed. can't/won't go back!

dusky plank
#

server has a page full of mods, who dares to tag?

clear ferry
#

Mødz

hushed basalt
#

Yay for the Australien Government

clear ferry
#

But you come from Elbonia

dusky plank
#

hey atx do you visualize opnsense metrics? in case, what do you use?

clear ferry
#

My eyes

#

But, I did use something

#

Was it netflow

dusky plank
#

yep is available

#

influx + grafana is quite useless

clear ferry
#

Sent that to influx

hushed basalt
#

How do you have time to do home stuff

#

I haven't touched HA or opnsense in like 4 months

dusky plank
#

I do double nat 🤮 already have up/down in ha (and thus in influx)

clear ferry
#

Easy, I work from home

hushed basalt
#

So do I

clear ferry
#

You work shitty

hushed basalt
#

But I'm obviously more honest than you norwatians

dusky plank
#

I am efficient

clear ferry
#

I can do stuff in ha while waiting for 350 servers to boot

dusky plank
#

what is this? servers booting on raspberry pi 1?

clear ferry
hushed basalt
#

You could write documentation, update your team,

#

Bully tediore

clear ferry
#

My team? You mean the people who rely on me?

hushed basalt
clear ferry
#

Interview tomorrow

#

For the EU position

clear ferry
dusky plank
#

norway is not a member of the EU, nice try though

#

maybe next year, I will call you back

hushed basalt
#

Maybe try aws

clear ferry
#

Doesn't mean I can't get paid Norway money while working in shitty EU yes

hushed basalt
#

I hear they have a healthy work environment

dusky plank
#

lays back

hushed basalt
#

Will you work on those secure multithreaded hybrid clouds

clear ferry
#

Yes

hushed basalt
#

My life right now is dealing with a shitty aws managed product

clear ferry
hushed basalt
#

We really should abandon it I've already spent like 100 hours on it

clear ferry
#

Dealing with cloud

#

Selling cloud

hushed basalt
#

Everything else is fine

burnt cave
#

I love AWS product names

#

"elastic beanstalk" what even is that

hushed basalt
#

It's just this one shitty product which is just some scripts with a wonky gui

#

Hot garbage that's what it is

#

Aws sucks at containers overall though

burnt cave
#

it's hot garbage and industry standard :^)

hushed basalt
#

They're king for serverless though

burnt cave
#

i still can't get employed so I have no pro experience

#

but my gut tells me that tying your services to a 3rd party that's difficult to swap out is not a great idea

hushed basalt
#

I think swapping out is overrated

#

No one ever goes from cloud to cloud

burnt cave
#

I mean I just use my own tooling that'll run on any service that sells VMs or containers

clear ferry
#

It's easy to move from cloud to cloud, and from on premise to off premise at will

#

If you know what you are doing

burnt cave
#

it allows you to use multiple providers at once too though

#

so I can run instances on AWS, Gcloud, Azure at the same time and have em play nice

hushed basalt
#

Yeah but why would you want that

#

What's the benefit

dusky plank
#

a free account with 8593457 cpu cycles each ofc

burnt cave
#

🤷 I've only done it for educational purposes

clear ferry
#

Educational

#

🤢

burnt cave
#

and I wanted to reap the free tiers of each provider at the same time for running compute stuff

#

nothing like building a computer cluster for $0

hushed basalt
#

Just go aws serverless

#

Plenty of forever free stuff

clear ferry
#

Cluster.... Cross vendor....

hushed basalt
#

Or so cheap it doesn't matter

burnt cave
#

depends on workload but it works for what I need

burnt cave
#

I had it running gentoo builds

#

fun times

hushed basalt
#

If you're a big company that does or will Aquire other companies

dusky plank
#

our newsmedia reports on amazon changing some app icon instead of our corrupt politicians,
maybe they change their icons fewer times than our politicians do corrupt things

hushed basalt
#

Then you can have benefit from being multicloud ready

burnt cave
#

if only I could get someone to hire me so I can get """professional experience"""

hushed basalt
#

What role do you want

burnt cave
#

computers

#

jk I'm casting a wide net, looking into robotics, healthcare and finance mostly

#

developer jobs at least to start off

#

working at a national lab would be pretty ballin

hushed basalt
#

What sort of developer

burnt cave
#

i can be whatever developer they want me to be

#

i'm pretty good with C++ though

hushed basalt
#

What do job postings for junior developers in your area ask for

#

Do you go to meetups

burnt cave
#

mostly .NET/MS stack stuff, rarely a full stack dev position

#

handful of frontend

hushed basalt
#

Have you reached out to any companies who don't post jobs

burnt cave
#

yeah a few

#

a lot of places where I am just aren't hiring rn though

hushed basalt
#

I'd focus everything on those .net skills

burnt cave
#

economy is in the shitter in my city

hushed basalt
#

Don't touch anything to do with ops,

#

Like vms, it's just a distraction for you right now

burnt cave
#

we have a lot of healthcare research around here but they don't have entry level positions often

hushed basalt
#

Don't touch anything that isn't requested in those entry level roles

burnt cave
#

rip, i've been mostly dumping time into embedded dev lately

#

it's loads of fun

hushed basalt
#

And contribute meaningfully to an open source project if you can.

burnt cave
#

I do

hushed basalt
#

Ignore fun. Do what they want from you

burnt cave
#

main problem isn't that I don't know the skills

hushed basalt
#

Are you talking to developers in your area

#

Ask them

burnt cave
#

a couple

hushed basalt
#

Talk to as many as you can

#

I think I spoke to about 15 developers

burnt cave
#

good idea

hushed basalt
#

I didn't get my job from a job posting

burnt cave
#

the companies that I've interviewed for were mostly concerned that I "wasn't going to like the job"

#

or something along those lines

#

technical stuff is ezpz

#

people stuff is beyond me

#

being isolated for a whole year definitely doesn't help either

hushed basalt
#

I got hired more for people skills than my technical skills

burnt cave
#

I'm good with people, bad at interviews

kindred night
#

SN10 in 2 mins..

burnt cave
#

probably need to just suck it up and figure out how to ham my way through interviews

low harness
#

Here we go

#

!

burnt cave
#

like in the workplace I'm fine and well liked by my coworkers but in interviews I can't fake enthusiasm and optimism

#

SN10?

low harness
#

yes

burnt cave
#

what's that?

low harness
#

SpaceX latest starship prototype

burnt cave
#

oh cool

low harness
#

Sorry for being too late. Was a bit preoccupied.

burnt cave
#

np

low harness
#

Watch the last 7 minutes

#

Holy crap! They actually did it this time!

#

This is Science Fiction stuff!

burnt cave
#

i'm out of the loop

#

what makes SN10 signficant?

low harness
#

It's a huge rocket that they send to 10 km height. And then land back down standing upright.

#

It's worth the watch

burnt cave
#

i mean I've seen them do other landing tests

#

is this just a much bigger rocket?

low harness
#

SN9 blew up in the landing

burnt cave
#

didn't they land some on barges?

low harness
#

This is much larger than those. More Apollo size. I heard it's a Mars rocket prototype.

burnt cave
#

yeah it looks t h i c c

#

looks like a scaled up version of something you'd buy at a sex shop lol

#
  • fins ofc
low harness
#

Unless that's your thing.

burnt cave
#

true, there's some wild people out there

dusky plank
#

its blown

#

kabooom

burnt cave
#

sad

#

but progress

#

and explosions are pretty badass

kindred night
#

Yeah, pity. But perhaps easier to clean up

#

instant demolition

#

and 3 engines toast 😉
So probably not intentional 😉

dusky plank
#

F

kindred night
#

OOBAR

#

Put your F in the Tim Dodd fan channel though 🙂

kindred night
#

a replay would be nice

pure vine
hushed basalt
#

Government said spending 60 billion and 8 years laying fibre was a waste of money

burnt cave
#

are you referring to the handouts to ISPs?

hushed basalt
#

So they spent 70 billion and 100 billion in infrastructure rental to install VDSL and hybrid coaxial

pure vine
#

Their initial plan looked quite good

#

The hybrid stuff they introduced kind of gave a copout I feel

formal sluice
#

offtopic grafana question

#

I have a sensor that updates every 10 seconds with the current power consumption in watts

#

how do I get grafana to display a daily kwh consumption?

dusky plank
#

grafana is just display, use other systems to calculate stuff

formal sluice
#

doesnt grafana have a math function?

burnt cave
#

what part are you stuck on

#

collecting data or configuring grafana?

formal sluice
#

I have the data

#

what I have is

#

InfuxDB and the entity gets updated every 10 seconds

#

with the current power consumption in watts

#

looks like this

#

right now

#

but I want it to display kwh

#

per day

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I know that I would need to configure a time interval and then do some calculating

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but I do not know how

burnt cave
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you would want the integral of the graph

formal sluice
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so just for reference - I installed grafana 20mins ago

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I have no idea what I am doing xD

hushed basalt
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Learn influxql

burnt cave
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^

hushed basalt
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The grafana gui is more trouble than it's worth for making queries

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Just go to manual mode early and it'll pay off quickly

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This sort of thing is exactly what query languages are for and is why they've held strong for decades

formal sluice
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maybe but I have time constraints right now so I do not have a lot of time to fiddle with stuff

burnt cave
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grafana and influx are very fiddly by nature

formal sluice
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and I just want like 5 graphs

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for now

hushed basalt
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Then just copy paste those queries from the link and tweak them

formal sluice
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I know I am a bit of a pain in the ass here but where do I put those?

hushed basalt
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You change the grafana query to manual

dusky plank
formal sluice
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@hushed basalt ahhh there it is - thanks

dusky plank
subtle pasture
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One of those isn't even Linux...

formal sluice
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@hushed basalt ok I took the time and I think I got it now
SELECT integral("value",1h) / 1000 FROM "W" WHERE ("entity_id" = 'sonoff_powr2_energy_power') GROUP BY time(24h)
and I did it by myself - I now know what you mean by learn influxql

wet pilot
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Lol so many stupid QLs these days

last dirge
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JPQL FTW

inner plover
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This was fun...

last dirge
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it's fine

inner plover
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Totally fine

last dirge
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plenty of silicon these days

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what's that?

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a shortage?

inner plover
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Hard to say... I just got it used. Sure looks like it

last dirge
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I mean the global silicon shortage

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that's screwing up part availability

inner plover
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oh, yes lol. Clearly they're skimping, didn't fill up the die 😉

last dirge
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looks like it got dropped

inner plover
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could be. though the pad closest the damage is partly lifted, and there's a slight bulge on the reverse along the edge that looks like a trace got hot...

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maybe got dropped and then powered on

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either way, glad it came with a 6 month guarantee 😄

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wow, guy already refunded me. that was easy.

clear ferry
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That just looks like someone dropped it

burnt cave
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i finally got not shitty DMM probes 😄

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somehow I've never owned clippy probes

clear ferry
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48% of that was electric

forest edge
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what does norwegian hybrid vehicles run off of? whale urine?

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clever mortar
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The souls of the damned idiots, what else? There's no shortage of those.

clear ferry
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Leave the Americans out of this @clever mortar

winter wren
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peace to everybody

winter wren
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taco...nonono

clear ferry
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Taco is always yes yes

clear ferry
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Just ask @green inlet

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I like that tagging is so smooth in the cordless client

winter wren
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cord less...uh..how u did it ?

clear ferry
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very easy

winter wren
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and u run ?

clear ferry
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that runs on my debian jumpstation

winter wren
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oh...ok...linux...

clear ferry
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currently accessing it via ssh from my ubuntu desktop

winter wren
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u locked too ?

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had a conference...france, spain, portugal...locked

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here we are free :))

clear ferry
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we are not in lockdown, but I work a lot from home

winter wren
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i am home...not working :))))

clear ferry
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I should setup internal PKI stuff today...

winter wren
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pki..some sort of pokemon?

clear ferry
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I used to have PKI internally on everything, but I've been lazy in later yestar

velvet horizonBOT
clear ferry
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It helps to refresh on the procedures these days

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a lot of stuff will be tightened in the next few years

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and all enterprise stuff comes with self signed certificates by default

clever mortar
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After yet another round of breaches you mean

clear ferry
winter wren
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yupeeee

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wled arriveeeed

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i can touch it

clear ferry
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interesting that you spell "yupeeee" the same way my daughter yells "jippiiiiii" 🤣

winter wren
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well...sure is the same joy

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i have a new toy

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still wonder how to stick it ....

proper gorge
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Hey guys where should i ask mqtt related questions?

winter wren
proper gorge
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thanks

winter wren
clear ferry
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I should buy a second symfonisk for stereo

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the audio quality is quite good

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but I miss directional audio

lapis cipher
clear ferry
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not yet 🤣

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I've seen people mention it

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but I use the client so seldom still

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I just wish discord would make their own CLI client

lapis cipher
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Agree, things should be moving towards open instead of closed.. Publish API's, let people get fancy and productive, its not away from in this case Discord

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Same as with this off-topic related vendors doing closed cloud shit mostly and then those few brilliant vendors offering well-polished apis

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(or is it on-topic.. anways)

lapis cipher
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Be like Chad 😄 😄

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i so recon myself with the curl on various apis 😄

magic basin
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This question was likely not evaluated by a human.

clear ferry
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I would be quite uncomfortable shopping on wikipedia

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so the question is legitimate

magic basin
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Totally legitimate question for a robot.

clear ferry
lapis cipher
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Hmm i wonder if i should see into changing that console controller icon of mine.. Besides it looks more of a xbox than playstation controller and i'm on the latter..

dusky plank
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off to finally replace my old friend apache with swag 🎉

clear ferry
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DOIT

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I missed apache for a few weeks

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but then I realized I was better off

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I just deployed zwavetomqttjs

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because I have the stick and some plugs 🤷

dusky plank
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have to use lxc though

clear ferry
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🤢

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DISGUSTING

merry marlin
clear ferry
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yes, rolls off the tongue

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just like my handle

dusky plank
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you need to go to a doctor with all this puking atx

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hydration is important, it's serious

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oh well maybe its appropriate in this case

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lxc is really... lagging a bit

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maybe i do debian lxc and docker on that

clear ferry
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docker docker docker

lapis cipher
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while at the doctor, do talk about that stick and plugs addiction

magic basin
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I taught my son to hack his e-learning HTML page.

lapis cipher
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heck, snow storm, i was just digging shorts out of the closet, we're all gonna die now!

gray niche
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Hello, I am building a wall mounted monitor + rpi to display homeassistant. Does anyone have any recommendations for what OS to install on the pi? I need it to bootup and open home assistant in a browser.

tame sand
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take a look at #diy-archived you should find some people which can help you more then here

gray niche
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alright thanks

dusky plank
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it's finished! I 👏 AM 👏 SWAG

low harness
olive nebula
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a question to the python GUI devs 🙂

did you ever checked out dearpygui ? 🙂

lapis cipher
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So umm, since so many are going crazy on SWAG, can somebody summarize what's the beef of it or the fancy part? Yes, i am reading the website but i just see its LAMP made differently into docker and i'm like a famous giphy..?

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I suppose its the easiness of enabling things by just uncommenting lines or sections?

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and not guessing how to configure say HTTPS, its not necessarily straight-forward for everybody

dusky plank
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fail2ban is a big + compared to other Lamp stacks,
also it's nginx (used apache up until now)

lapis cipher
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Yeah but both are like one command away to install to any linux and IMO its good to understand a bit about the applications one installs to any system to learn how to configure those? Or is this supposed to be more of a wizard-driven easy fire and forget? And what's the PHP for?

clear ferry
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Auto fetching and renewing certificates when you add sites to swag

lapis cipher
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That IS a nice thing indeed yes

dusky plank
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it's all 👏 in 👏 one 👏 container

not a "install linux" thing

clear ferry
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Containers yes

dusky plank
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opinions about EU going strong?

lapis cipher
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i guess its like integrations and add-ons, you click and you get something just about ready to rock

clear ferry
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Add-ons

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🤢

dusky plank
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kind of, you can even deploy this in a swarm fashion

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sslh and stunnel consumed the biggest part of this transition though 😄

lapis cipher
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cool, thanks, might consider if one day need arises, i was even getting paid at one point writing code in php (with the missing M of course, too)

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(only reason i found so far for that PHP part still 😄 )

clear ferry
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PHP was pretty cool

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In 1999

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Haven't touched it much since

dusky plank
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yeah in 1999... when it was full of exploits

clear ferry
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And pretty fresh still

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And I still had hair

lapis cipher
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early 2000 with that shit. Then i wrote some java for mobile phones (they were shit too back then)

clear ferry
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And wasn't fat

dusky plank
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up until 2013, when stefan esser stopped reporting vulnerabilities

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now it's just undisclosed exploits

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java is still shit

lapis cipher
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and yet its the heart of many entttterprise shit still today.. Been forced to look into few cases lately..

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btw @clear ferry if you one day feel like discussing about the greenhouse stuff i'd be interested in your findings. I am thinking of revamping my setup.. I've got few ebb&flood hydroponics and few others aside the regular peat boxes. Need to investigate if i could make nutrient mixes automated somehow (more of a problem of "how to measure" i suppose), mix changes over the season, needs to be pumped around and what not

clear ferry
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No hydroponics here, I've wanted to try some