#the-water-cooler

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static schooner
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Only tangentially related, but I've found that the "dark mode" in the recent Kindle software to be so much better for reading at night than just dimming the backlight or using a reading light. It's really nice

clear ferry
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That sounds like a Kindle Oasis feature

clever mortar
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Nah, it's in the Paperwhite too

clear ferry
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Wtf

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I haven't seen it

static schooner
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even the cheap one, I think. but I think it's in the latest software - my old Voyage didn't have it, but it was held back

last cedar
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Too dark!

Only joking

prisma briar
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It's converting C to F, treating that as C then converting to F again. Not sure why yet, only affects almond.

clear ferry
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Have you tried roasting peanuts instead?

clear ferry
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Nice thing about living 20m from the airport, I get up one hour before the flight leaves

turbid stirrup
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Ewww
They're thinking about closing the airport near me (few km)
If they do, I get to deprecate an automation for the first time: automatic complaints

glacial knot
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on noise level?

clear ferry
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I've lived close to airports all my life, don't notice any noise

umbral cliff
forest edge
vast tusk
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anyone got a vendor for LED strips in the Netherlands they can recommend?

restive vapor
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is it a hass theme

hearty depot
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Holy, Headphones at 110%, and it does not start gentle

hushed basalt
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What's the TVOC and CO2 like when atx visits

finite atlas
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how do you measure outside lux?

clear ferry
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I use a Xiaomi ZigBee sensor here

umbral cliff
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Heh have a discord bug, on mobile #beta is read only, on desktop its fine

clear ferry
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Read only is better

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Then I can't sarcastically comment on nonsense stuff

finite atlas
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or train your daughter to steal the router to make atx angreh

late gate
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@finite atlas Hue motion Outdoor. I think Hue sensors are best both inside and outside

clear ferry
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Bye bye Stavanger

fathom sparrow
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where you going

clear ferry
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Lol hue, overpriced nonsense

late gate
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And you didnt visit? I live 5 min from sola

clear ferry
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Back home, day tripping

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Got a Volvo C40 today, nice car

late gate
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Hue is making very good sensors. Get them when they are on discount. Battery last forever, super short cooldown and accurate

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Welcome to the Volvo Club

clear ferry
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Well, i have a V70 and xc90

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So the c40 rental was nice

late gate
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ah okay. I had two v50, one v60, one xc60 and using a v40 with the 250hp motor now. Its a fun little car with so much hp

clear ferry
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My Xiaomi outdoor sensor

finite atlas
# clear ferry

a plane that can carry you o.O ?
i thought the antonov was destroyed in ukraine

late gate
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Sensors in Norwegian 🤢

clear ferry
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I actually agree, but it grew on me

late gate
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I just have to take a migrane meds from seeing that

clear ferry
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I'll stop by next time @late gate

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I'm in Stavanger at least a dozen times per year

late gate
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Good, good. My huskies are always hungry for new meat

clear ferry
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They'll be full for days

late gate
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One of the dogs just farted LOUD! omg what manners have I given them

late gate
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yes it was a deadly one

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Have you fixed a nice chart for nordpool? after the last apex update the common one fails @clear ferry

clear ferry
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Hwat

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Nordpool what now

late gate
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dont you check electric prices for today and tomorrow?

clear ferry
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Sure, tibber gives me those

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Not that I care much outside of curiosity

late gate
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True. I dont have tibber as delivery, just the pulse so I use nordpool to get the price data

umbral cliff
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Too bad they don’t exist anymore (since it’s Etihad a380)

finite atlas
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whats the prices for tomorrow?

clear ferry
finite atlas
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0,247 krones per kwh?

clear ferry
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2.47

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Average that is

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Eeeh, 2.60 average

finite atlas
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still cheaper then german prices

glacial knot
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that's not hard 😂

finite atlas
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xD true that

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most fixed plans are currently between 0,30-0,40€ per kWh

clear ferry
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Oooof

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Bills per month

finite atlas
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and those with demand based pricing would be that + 20 cents

cedar chasm
clear ferry
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And i use 30% below average @cedar chasm

finite atlas
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how is one even able to use that much?

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do you run 2 hairdryers all day long for the entire month?

clear ferry
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Roughly 2500kwh per month

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Which is 30% below the average it seems

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So the average is 3000+

simple pagoda
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What devices do ya'll use to monitor power?

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At the breaker box

cedar chasm
clear ferry
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Our power companies are obliged to let us monitor it directly

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I could make an esp device

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But i just bought a finished product

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Tibber pulse

simple pagoda
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Can you pull the feed from the meter wirelessly?

clear ferry
clear ferry
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All power meters in Norway was upgraded to smart meters in 2018

simple pagoda
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I did not know that. Can you link me to where you picked up the Tibber (assuming that was the name)

clear ferry
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The tibber pulse goes pulse -> tibber API -> home assistant

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If you want fully local you'll use something else

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If your power meter has a HAN port

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If it doesn't you can't use it anyway

finite atlas
cedar chasm
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Mine has a HAN port but it's in the basement in my apartment building common area 😛 suckz2k

simple pagoda
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yeah not sure...All I know is a few years back they installed something and now I think they can just drive by the house to get a reading

clear ferry
simple pagoda
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No more meter reader dudes 😛

clear ferry
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We don't use gas, or oil

simple pagoda
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haha..that used to be a job 😛

finite atlas
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we use 5000 kWh per year and thats way above average

clear ferry
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Again, no gas

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So all cooking, heating, cooling, water is electricity

finite atlas
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we have gas heating, roughly 12000 kWh per year as its an old house and my grandparents love to have it at like 25°c all year all rooms even when they enter them once a month

clear ferry
finite atlas
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cooking and some warm water is also made with electricity

clear ferry
finite atlas
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nice view

last cedar
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Atx always goes big, even on power usage

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Atx is the heckin chonker of power users

clear ferry
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But I'm below average as always @last cedar

finite atlas
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how much do you use garbage can queen?

finite atlas
last cedar
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I wouldn't say that, you are above average in being an arse, according to everyone

clear ferry
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From the app @finite atlas

last cedar
clear ferry
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The company does average of all power company users

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Based on house size

finite atlas
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alright

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then how the heck are other able to use even more?

clear ferry
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So the average of my house size (200-300m2) in my geographic area (eastern Norway)

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So the average is 30% above me

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Imagine the top10

finite atlas
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they likely keep the door open all day

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and run bitcoin miners

clear ferry
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My friends up north run bitcoin miners in their basements

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Power is only nok 0.12 there

finite atlas
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lucky guy

clear ferry
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I should move North

finite atlas
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will you take me with you? 👉 👈 🥺

umbral cliff
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Front row is best

finite atlas
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everyone knows, last row is best

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just like in a bus

umbral cliff
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Then you get off last

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So boring

clear ferry
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I prefer windows

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On both daytrips and transatlantic

umbral cliff
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I prefer the aisle, more legroom, but even then I’ll sit as far forward as I can (so the front row of whatever class I’m in)

clear ferry
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I prefer by emergency exits if possible

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I'm not a pretentious fuck who flies first class you see LeoLaugh

static schooner
hushed basalt
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I wish they just got rid of first class

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And just have more room for everyone

late gate
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Where should I sit then?

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I only fly first

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Im not cattle

hushed basalt
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With the rest of your fellow humans

late gate
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eww

hushed basalt
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We'll just tell you your seat is first class

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Give you a golden wrapper around your ticket

late gate
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yay

finite atlas
clear ferry
umbral cliff
finite atlas
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they could hang people from the ceiling to fit more people into planes

clear ferry
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We only have one class in Norway tbh

umbral cliff
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Domestic we have business & economy here

clear ferry
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My travel system gets furious if I select forward seats

umbral cliff
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Business is overpriced and only really used by politicians or business people

clear ferry
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Because it thinks it's business

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We used to have that, a decade or so ago

umbral cliff
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I’ve flown domestic business because it’s all that’s available on frequent flyer points and it’s the same money cost, just more points

finite atlas
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i wonder how its possible for planes to be cheaper than trains

clear ferry
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The seats are so good on economy on Transatlantic i couldn't be bothered, sitting up front with the stiff upper lip people would be a downgrade for me

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And I'm a huge guy

umbral cliff
clear ferry
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185cm and 125kgs

umbral cliff
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I will do it but I dislike it

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Points upgrade to business however, that’s a nice use

finite atlas
clear ferry
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I have no issues fitting in on any transatlantic I've flown

umbral cliff
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Im smaller in weight than you, but I get cramped easily on planes

clear ferry
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You mean claustrophobic

umbral cliff
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No

finite atlas
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where do you live?

umbral cliff
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If I was claustrophobic I wouldn’t have flown as much as I do

clear ferry
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That said, I fall asleep in the MRI

umbral cliff
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International flights are at a minimum 7 hours for me

finite atlas
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yeah murican style airplanes are very pressed together

umbral cliff
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Most recent ones have been 24hr

finite atlas
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little space for anything

clear ferry
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I've done Delta, KLM,Norwegian and sas transatlantic, no issues on those

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I should get around to Japan Airlines soon

finite atlas
# umbral cliff What?

the seats, they are often put very close to each other in order to fit more passengers

umbral cliff
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I’ve done Singapore airlines, Cathay pacific, qantas, emirates, British airways and all uncomfy

umbral cliff
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There’s like 3” difference in seat pitch around

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Emirates is one of the largest and im still cramped

finite atlas
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kinda, yeah
but its more of an issue in american style planes

umbral cliff
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I don’t get what you mean by American style planes. Considering all the airlines copy each other

clear ferry
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Emirates is supposed to be quite spacious

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Need to try them

umbral cliff
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I got cramped on the 7 hour flight to Singapore

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Have been lucky with them though and gotten free upgrades to business and also to first class

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Showers mid flight are a novelty that’s kinda fun

clear ferry
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I saw a video from Japan Airlines first class recently

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Looks nice

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If there were none of the cunts there

umbral cliff
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Why does it matter if there’s others. The point of first is you don’t notice anyone else

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Unless you’re one of those people who talk to the people next to them

clear ferry
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I'm the kind who travel in shorts and nerdy t-shirts

cedar chasm
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Business/First is less stuffy now that the legacy airlines make most of their points-money on credit card degenerates

clear ferry
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I saw some people that flew to Thailand in fuzzy one piece suits

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Hard pass

umbral cliff
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I see you found the furries

umbral cliff
clear ferry
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No, these were surely just trailer trash

cedar chasm
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Absolutely

clear ferry
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Probably the same people who drive bare foot

finite atlas
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who would do that o.O ?

umbral cliff
cedar chasm
umbral cliff
cedar chasm
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The discussion to be had is whether these "free points" and "savings" aren't raising prices for everyone on the whole

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But don't get me wrong; I have as much fun chasing tier points as the next person

umbral cliff
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Honestly I doubt it, the airlines make huge money on unredeemed points

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All they do is limit how easy it is to redeem

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And they make money

cedar chasm
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It's a field of study I'm happy to leave alone, but maybe I'll get to hear a cackling super villain explain the evil machinations at some point through a leak of some sort.

static schooner
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finite atlas
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?

static schooner
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someone posted a cockeyed screenshot of a HACS install issue and then deleted it

finite atlas
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ah

forest edge
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resin dioramas are just popping up everywhere but don't see anyone interested in purchasing them

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@tidal bronze just saw you guys are undergoing a "water crisis". Guess you bastards will have to learn how to drink ocean water

static schooner
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We do in San Diego

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Desalination FTW

finite atlas
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just go into a store and buy a bottle, duh

forest edge
# static schooner Desalination FTW

that only provides a small percentage of the water you all use. you would need like 6x the many plants to even think of calling it a primary source lol

forest edge
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ok for one county lol

static schooner
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The one I live in, so...

umbral cliff
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Sonoma just hates change

static schooner
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All politics is local

forest edge
umbral cliff
forest edge
# umbral cliff Using seawater to drink

never implied anything remotely sounding like I was against such practice. but I did state fact that the systems in place do not supply enough water to sustain the population

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calmelb just hates facts

umbral cliff
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1/3 the amount of water often is enough to sustain what is needed, even for a year where rain water is too low (and so the dams fall)

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Or build more and supply all

forest edge
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so there is sooo much more to to the story to that whole thing. that statement made on the site was using the size of that county as a reference

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the roughly 400k etc

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reality is, not only are those numbers likely not accurate but the way water is distributed especially in a crisis isn't generally kept localized

umbral cliff
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The desal plant in Melbourne, australia can supply 1/3 of the water needed there (which is over a million) and in drought will help slow the reduction in dams too

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Also that during drought water restrictions can be brought in too

forest edge
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not saying it's impossible to use desal as a primary source.. simply stated there isn't enough plants nor is there enough demand for them to build enough plants for that to happen

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in some parts of the worlds it's all they got.. and that is fine

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but we're talking about california.. not melbourn

umbral cliff
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Melbourne and cali are quite similar for climate

forest edge
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and it's citizens both breath oxygen

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that make you sister?

umbral cliff
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Yeah this conversation is pointless then

forest edge
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exactly.. stay on topic lol

umbral cliff
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You’re being stupid

forest edge
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not being stupid.. you are trying to compare a pop of around 5 mil to one of about 40 mil

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and it don't work like that

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also I just read that desalination plants don't run off renewable energy and require more that traditional.. so while you are enjoying the fresh water your air is getting dirtier as well global temps rise lmao

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in yo face

umbral cliff
forest edge
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not according to what I am reading

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in fact the desal plants in cali with all it's glorious wind turbines still use like 70% fossil fuel to remain powered

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but again, desal process uses even more electricity than tradtional methods so it's not just a clear cut number

umbral cliff
forest edge
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when they refer to fossil fuel they are generally referencing the grid

umbral cliff
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So bring the grid to mostly renewable, thus the power used by it will be mostly renewable

forest edge
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something your grandkids may see

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who knows

umbral cliff
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You don’t believe there will be a mostly renewable grid within the next 20 years?

forest edge
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i mean realistically.. no i do not lol

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current tech just isn't there yet

umbral cliff
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What percentage do you think we can get to then

forest edge
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well i mean it's diffrent for every part of the world

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so will some countries get there? sure.. probably

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will others.. likely never

umbral cliff
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I disagree tbh

forest edge
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its good to have hope i suppose

umbral cliff
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Think all countries will have 50% at least renewables

forest edge
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but right now the data dosen't look so good lol

umbral cliff
forest edge
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not for the purpose of clearing the skies

umbral cliff
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Already usa (and australia too) is at 20%

umbral cliff
forest edge
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20% i highly doubt the us is that high

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maybe some counties lol

forest edge
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lol barely

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but even with that.. it's a drop in the bucket compared to coal

umbral cliff
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It’s more power than coal

forest edge
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saying "2nd" sounds bigger than what really is

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look where coal was

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that's the goal right

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not where it is due to foced actions

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look where it was

umbral cliff
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Yes coal was the cheapest and easiest

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The cheapest is now renewables

forest edge
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i dunno why you keep thinking solar panels and wind turbines are capable of producing as much power as you do.. they simply just do not and in order for them to even get there they would have to consume so much more land or the tech would have to take a much bigger leap

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and that tech won't be "cheap"

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nor is that land avialable

umbral cliff
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Renewables aren’t just solar & wind though

forest edge
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wave plants etc are a norwat thing

umbral cliff
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And operating costs of renewables are a lot cheaper than coal or gas

forest edge
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for powering small villages and mud huts

umbral cliff
forest edge
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hydro has it's own problems

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we have been doing that for eons already

umbral cliff
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Doesn’t mean it’s not a renewable source of power

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But yes it does have problems

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And we have problems with base load power which solar/ wind can’t do

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And batteries aren’t good enough

forest edge
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like i said.. maybe your grandkids might see something

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i wouldn't hold my breathe tho lol

umbral cliff
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Honestly I can see developed countries having 70%+ renewables in the next 20-30 years

forest edge
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if that happens you are going to have much bigger problems afterwords

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between wind turbines slicing up the birds, desal plants heating up the planet and norwegian wave generators causing the aurora lights everything has it's price and to get to something like what your thinking in that short amount of time i'm sure will have some major impact elsewhere lol

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just like how electric cars now seem so cool but in 20-30 years will likely cause some major non recyclable headaches lol

umbral cliff
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Desal plants are designed as supplemental to water, in areas where drought exists. They’re a requirement not an optional item

umbral cliff
forest edge
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and you hit the nail on the head

umbral cliff
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And when electric cars are needing to be recycled, the market will be there

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It’s already taking off

forest edge
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"not a market for it" the driving force of everything and the very thing that will keep you from seeing your dream just like how flying cars was kept from mine

umbral cliff
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No flying cars is regulation too

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People are idiots on the road, they shouldn’t be allowed to fly too

forest edge
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you obviously never seen the jetsons

umbral cliff
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I have. I enjoyed watching it

forest edge
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then you would know they would be most automated

umbral cliff
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And we can see regulation hasn’t really allowed for automated air travel either

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Because the regulators can’t trust it

forest edge
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i fully disagree

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current aircraft already use auto pilot

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infact I read planes can even take off and land themselves.. just they are not allowed to do so

umbral cliff
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Still require 2 pilots who can fly if needed, and still usually manually land (depending on airline) and take off themselves

forest edge
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but they do most of the flying as is

umbral cliff
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They are allowed to land themselves. Just airlines want the pilots to be trained

forest edge
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how is that any diffrent than an "idiot" in a automated flying car?

umbral cliff
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Because the pilots are heavily trained (commercial airlines require pilots to have many hundreds of hours) whilst someone can get a licence with 100 hours or less

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There are idiots in the air, they’re just usually heavily controlled

forest edge
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i mean here people have to get thier drivers license

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not really seeing a diffrence

umbral cliff
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Yes and how many hours of driving do you need to get a drivers licence. Is there a mandated minimum?

forest edge
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none

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as in 0

umbral cliff
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Whilst a commercial aviation licence requires 250

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And for commercial air travel licence it’s 2000

forest edge
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but if cars were flying i am pretty sure the tests would change to accomidate lol

umbral cliff
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Still cannot see the regulators ever wanting to allow it

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Aviation gets heavily regulated for a reason

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And the only reason autoland exists is because of bad weather

forest edge
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i agree lol, but like i said.. not much of a diffrence lol

hushed basalt
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Coal and gas are definitely commercially unviable atm

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Have been for a long time

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They're just heavily subsidised and externalised costs

umbral cliff
finite atlas
green inlet
# umbral cliff Aviation gets heavily regulated for a reason

Drones became a thing here within the last 10 years. Idiots with FPV were flying into controlled airspace. Wasn’t long before drones were regulated to the point of if you want to fly one commercially, you needed a license. That license included a test that from what I am told pretty much covered 75% of the material needed to get your full scale ground school license.

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The airspace industry here seems to have a great deal of influence because on some level, flying a 1500.00 toy commercially became regulated almost to the same degree as a full scale aircraft.

umbral cliff
umbral cliff
green inlet
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Yes, 😉, I was agreeing with you. Should cars ever fly, I am sure their operators will be required to obtain the exact same license a privet pilot does.

clear ferry
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In norway you just need to pass an online exam to fly drones

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IF it weighs over 250g

umbral cliff
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And that online exam will have the same sort of content

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What is airspace and where you can/cant fly

green inlet
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Right, same here but it is not an easy test

umbral cliff
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its pretty universal now, although not ICAO so not transferable between countries

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I think I can get a drone licence pretty easy as I have an actual pilots licence

clear ferry
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it's a quite easy test here according to a collegue

umbral cliff
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It’s just a minor test rather than full on theory

green inlet
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Well yes, but you have already frontloaded the knowledge

clear ferry
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you pay $20 per year for a license, again, only if your drone is over 250g

umbral cliff
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Ouch an annual fee

clear ferry
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that yearly fee included access to all training and exams

green inlet
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I would have to go back to the books to figure out when you need a license. It has a weight limit and also a clause that it is not for hobby.

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There was a cost to sit for the exam but no annual cost

umbral cliff
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Looks like here theres a practical component for it as well as theory. Needed for any drone over 2kg unless it is over your own land (eg farmer) then its under 25kg or if its for a business who holds a drone operators cert

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Aviation normally doesn’t have annual fees for licences, just regular re-testing

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It’s funny, my licence hasn’t expired (as they don’t expire ever) but I can’t use it as I need a flight review every 2 years and its been over 2 years now

finite atlas
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my father once gave me the controls to his drone years ago
i pressed the accelerator slightly and it vanished for roughly 30 seconds until it spontaniously disassembled itself on the floor, never going to touch those again

umbral cliff
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Yeah they’re twitchy fucks

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I’ve managed to destroy a couple

green inlet
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Initially, you had to retake the same test here every year as a drone operator. They later relaxed the standard for retakes. Instead of going to a certified testing facility, you just go online and take the test. You have to score 100% on the retake but you can take it an unlimited amount of times. Basically, if after the first attempt, you miss 2 questions, it just regenerates 2 more questions you have to answer. It continues until you have basically successfully answered the number of questions on the exam…can’t remember if 30 or 50

last cedar
glacial knot
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@finite atlas I hate that you posted what I just wanted to post. So I'll still post it

agile jewel
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Someone please explain. Why are people so shortsighted and hate on php?

clear ferry
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PHP was pretty cool

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in 1999

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Since then, stuff has actually evolved

glacial knot
agile jewel
agile jewel
glacial knot
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There’s some Nordic city I’m thinking of

agile jewel
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What? XD

glacial knot
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Stockholm

finite atlas
agile jewel
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Most likely because you're a sheep just repeating someone else.

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I bet you didn't even know you can send UDP packets using vanilla PHP. Mind blown

finite atlas
agile jewel
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Again. That's subjective. What exactly is bad about it?

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It can fit any programming style. You can write as with any object oriented, or you can use the OG procedural syntax

finite atlas
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if you like it, why bother that others dont?

agile jewel
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You could rewrite a Minecraft server in PHP and it would work

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Like it's really a powerful language and everyone underestimates it

finite atlas
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so could you do it in binary

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and assembler

agile jewel
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But that would take forever

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That's low level

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PHP is high level

clear ferry
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PHP developers will be sought after in 30 years

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When all the terrible applications are failing

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Just like the turbo pascal and COBOL people today

agile jewel
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See

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I'll be rich one day

agile jewel
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Also in my country companies pay more to PHP devs than python

finite atlas
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if you like php, feel free to keep using it

clear ferry
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Nobody should be learning PHP today tbh

agile jewel
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I started 2012

clear ferry
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While it was still declining

agile jewel
#

While there was no Python3

#

Also not declining

#

78% usage for backend

#

ASP.net is garbage and node is just JavaScript. Which is garbage

umbral cliff
#

Everyone will have a view over what language is the best or why you should/ shouldn’t use something

finite atlas
#

exactly

glacial knot
#

typescript >> PHP

late gate
#

I got a real good deal in Inston switches!!!!

hushed basalt
#

Far out people burning smoke makes me really ill

#

As in woodheaters etc

finite atlas
#

why

young sigil
#

People-burning smoke. Mmmm bacon.

clear ferry
#

Long pig is the best pig

umbral cliff
#

Atx you wouldn’t know how cooked meat smells, you eat it raw

late gate
#

atx is so fat he got smaller people in orbit around him

clear ferry
#

You are the 10th person to use that exact sentence @late gate

#

In 20 years

late gate
#

Ofc its an Al Bundy classic

late gate
#

That TV show would not survive today lol

clear ferry
#

I love it

finite atlas
#

then make your kids watch those shows when you got some

low harness
#

I learned programming in PHP too. Around -04 or so. I think I've touched it exactly once since learning python in 2010.

late gate
#

I want cake

finite atlas
clear ferry
#

The only reason to touch php today is to replace it

glacial knot
#

I recently installed lychee, that uses PHP

#

I got myself a docker container, so I don't have to touch anything with that configuration and just have an NGINX that exposes port 80

clear ferry
#

To be fair nextcloud uses php

#

But I don't touch the php

hushed basalt
#

You just touch your PP

hushed basalt
#

Lungs hurt and gets tight, lips feel numb,

clear ferry
#

Spot the asthmatic

#

Or Karen

finite atlas
#

likely a combo of both

hushed basalt
#

Mm it's Karen to not want to breath stuff that's worse than cigarettes

static schooner
#

I thought they only had Sheilas

finite atlas
#

if all they burn is untreated wood or coal, its not really worse

hushed basalt
#

Nope

#

What are you basing that statement off

clear ferry
#

I live in a country where every household burns wood in winter Shrug

finite atlas
#

off that people have inhaled that for thousands of years without major effects when its just here and there

#

while with cigarettes you inhale more stuff and worse particles

hushed basalt
#

I could do this all day but it's very late and I have to sleep

finite atlas
#

smelling fire and inhaling a cigarette are two different things

glacial knot
#

you'd have to compare wood burning with 2nd hand smoking though

finite atlas
#

you'd have to compare wood burning plenty of meters away with active smoking

glacial knot
#

why would you? Nobody in their right mind smokes either way 😉

finite atlas
#

because thats the comparison
wood burning somewhere vs active smoking

clear ferry
#

I can't believe I used to smoke 40 a day

last cedar
#

40 wood?

#

Was it small or large wood?

low harness
#

Eidle eidle eee
Eidle eidle eee
We simply can't leave 'til we burn some more wood.

#

The writing in games was different back in the day...

clear ferry
#

Black and White was fantastic

#

I have no idea what game that is though

low harness
#

The text or the picture? Because I took some artistic liberties with one of them.

low harness
low harness
#

The Swedish translation of that song is brilliant too. Even better than the original even. Edit: It stays

#

That's another thing. When did you last see a game translated to more than like four languages?

finite atlas
#

i'll give you some belly rubs for stopping

static schooner
#

it would be impossible not to rub that belly

#

2soft2furry

clear ferry
#

1atx2cups

tidal bronze
bright gyro
#

Anyone see that Wyze released a new door lock. Bluetooth only. Wyze Bolt

finite atlas
#

What a bolt move of them

cunning onyx
#

It's a good time to walk up random houses and yell real loudly "ALEXA OPEN THE FRONT DOOR!"

low harness
forest edge
tidal bronze
#

@forest edge very disturbing 🤔

forest edge
shadow prawn
static schooner
#

Pre-trash

#

This stuff will make excellent trash!

clear ferry
finite atlas
#

fucking legends

finite atlas
clear ferry
last cedar
last cedar
forest edge
cedar chasm
shadow prawn
#

Not in No-Nut-November

#

New lamps in my living room

#

2,1W standby power, cause of 6 hue bulbs, not amused

finite atlas
#

5,50€ per year standby cost, neato!

umbral cliff
#

That’s a coffee or two a year

#

Always a time to cut back on caffeine

shadow prawn
#

Drinking decoffeinated coffee, so not possible

umbral cliff
finite atlas
#

sounds like bitter cacao

agile jewel
clever mortar
#

Zigbee and Z-Wave ones apparently consume 0.25 to 0.5 W on average

#

WiFi ones draw a lot more - in the 1W to 2W range

clear ferry
#

Tremendous amounts

#

I'm betting my smart bulbs and sockets account for at least 0.5% of my house draw

#

But that is across 200+ devices

young sigil
#

Yeah but your house draws gigawatts due to all the server gear

clear ferry
#

Yet I'm still 30% below the average for my household

finite atlas
#

the others just dry their hair all day

last cedar
shadow prawn
#

The tuya ones use 0.2W so far i measured them

#

So pretty good

#

If smart sockets are on, they draw a bit more, like 0.6W

shadow prawn
#

The lavazza one, whole beans, they‘re taste very good

#

Decaffeinated by supercritical CO2

clear ferry
#

Need to do more testing

shadow prawn
low harness
#

Why is the option to place a shortcut on the desktop when you install something on windows still marked by default?

clear ferry
#

Because the majority of windows users are as smart as insert your country's idiot party voters here

glacial knot
#

which of the lot?

clear ferry
#

Dealers choice

static schooner
#

The whole "desktop" metaphor has never really worked for me. Once you're actually running apps with windows that cover it up and you're using a filesystem with directories/folders, even nifty keystrokes to get back to the desktop are rarely the fastest or most intuitive way to access things

clear ferry
#

It made sense 20-25 years ago

#

These days I have 25 windows covering each monitor, and 467 tabs on two of them at least

static schooner
#

it's as thought I have all my important stuff on my real desk, then I cover it with 18 layers of papers and other clutter, then still hope to have ready access to that stuff. It just doesn't make sense to me

finite atlas
#

but i like to have my files on the desktop, where i can easily overview and see them

static schooner
#

I just have way, way, way too many files to make that a viable option

#

and in meaningful directory structures

finite atlas
#

hence why i have folders

#

i use my windows desktop pretty much as the linux /home/oberfail directory

static schooner
#

if I need to find something, I just bring up the Finder window from the dock, or launch things with command-space

finite atlas
#

sometimes i do that aswell

static schooner
#

I also use the column view almost exclusively because it's a quick an intuitive way for me to navigate folder structures, vs. the click & open, click & open, click & open, etc.

#

I've seen lots of attempts to optimize the desktop view and they've all fallen flat for me

finite atlas
#

same

#

i'm used to my way of using the existing tools
i'm old and dont need any change

static schooner
#

Apple's "stacks" were the silliest - let's take an icon of everything in a directory and pile them on top of each other

#
  1. Profit
agile jewel
agile jewel
clear ferry
#

Ew pi

agile jewel
#

Ew your underutilized server drawing 200W idle

clear ferry
#

Underutilized you say, i have a load average of 9-15 on 12 physical cores

#

My 128G of memory is usually 85-90% full due to l1arc

#

But that is just my production server

#

The lab environment easily pulls 240GB ram, which is why I'm upgrading to 768

agile jewel
#

Well i use 2/8GB of my ram on my Pi and CPU stays under 1% utilization even transcoding 2 live web camera feeds

#

So what's ew about my pi when i have shit ton of headroom?

clear ferry
#

Its a great kids toy

#

Don't get me wrong

#

But I wouldn't run anything I cared about on it

agile jewel
#

That's your preference

#

Not everyone has production grade servers

#

Even 200$ for the pi, case etc was a lot for me

clear ferry
#

Is it at least a pi4?

#

Then it has usable storage and power subsystems

agile jewel
#

There's only one 8GB model

#

So take a guess

agile jewel
#

Like the soc has some advanced power functions?

clear ferry
#

The usbc based power connector is better, the overall converters are better, and the ethernet isn't connected to the usb controller so that any attempt of using proper storage on the 4 is viable

agile jewel
#

I use this case

#

8GB pi4B 256GB m.2 SATA3 SSD

clear ferry
#

I paid $150 with transatlantic shipping for my r510 with 1x6 core and 32GB ram 3 years ago LeoLaugh

agile jewel
#

Yeah. I was holding back to buying pi 3B because the Ethernet to USB transfers were shit

#

But pi4B can do full 1Gbit from Ethernet to usb3 drive

clear ferry
#

Yes, the pi4 is actually usable

#

For some things

agile jewel
#

I don't have faster home network than 1Gbit so no need for faster Ethernet adapters or anything

clear ferry
#

I've had 40G for 5 years, but I seldom use it, 10 suffices

#

Because it is a 10 year old machine at the time

agile jewel
#

I daily drive a computer running i7-3770

#

Upgraded recently from i5-3550P cuz it couldn't handle new stuff like shadow of the tomb raider, LIS true colors and flight simulator

clear ferry
#

My previous daily was a i7-6 something, now it's an i7-12 something

agile jewel
#

I mean that Pi scores more in sysbench then my desktop CPU

#

My PC does like 600-700 but the pi does 1200

#

And my VPS does 2500

#

Single core

clear ferry
#

Lol

agile jewel
#

I run quite a lot of stuff on the Pi. Alongside HA i also run ASF, PiHole, SMB, Apache, Transmission and JDownloader

#

Maybe even more stuff. Oh yeah. Also Cloudflared tunnel

#

And i use the pi to compile my arm based binaries

#

I couldn't get my stuff to compile on Ubuntu on my VPS so i did it on my pi in debian and copied over the binaries

clear ferry
#

I misremembered, my current one has an 1165g7

#

10598 according to CPU benchmark

agile jewel
#

Try sysbench

#

If you don't run Linux u gotta install wsl

#

Then sudo apt-get install sysbench

clear ferry
#

Ew wsl

agile jewel
#

Command for single threaded benchmark is sysbench cpu

#

So u run Linux natively?

clear ferry
#

Yes, i have on and off for the last 25 years

agile jewel
#

Grub?

clear ferry
#

That has been the main bootloader for the last two decades yes

#

I miss lilo

#

And elilo

low harness
static schooner
#

stack-hacking

clear ferry
#

Wtf

late gate
#

Why have nobody given me cake? Im still waiting and now im grumpy

brisk glen
#

Went and replaced Klipper with MetalLB on my Kubernetes cluster

#

Fun fun

finite atlas
agile jewel
agile jewel
late gate
#

Because im me, @agile jewel

agile jewel
#

But the cake is a lie

#

Best i can offer you is an IP to my mc server

agile jewel
#

Interesting

#

Weird that sysbench gave my pi double the score

#

How much overhead is wsl?

finite atlas
#

something

agile jewel
#

Cuz pi is running native Linux while my PC runs Linux on wsl

#

Pi runs debian PC runs ubuntu

finite atlas
#

so the worst possible combination for your pc
running windows, emulating a bloated distro

agile jewel
#

I guess the benchmarks are stressing out different parts of the cpu as they probably each use different instructions

#

To stress it out

#

Cuz sysbench only really counts prime numbers

finite atlas
#

scroll a bit down, geekbench does not only count prime numbers

#

it does a big variety of tests

agile jewel
#

It's possible my pi has slowed cpu but it's better at counting prime numbers than my desktop PC. Idk

finite atlas
#

to have a somewhat accurate comperable number

fallow karma
#

Discord motion notify still works fine

finite atlas
#

the attack of the spiders have begon!

#

HAAAANS!

#

GET ZE FLAMMENWERFER

fallow karma
#

Or Panzerfaust

#

Is possible to integrate Flammenwerfer with HA?

finite atlas
#

yeah

#

get a boring company flame thrower, a relay and an esp32

agile jewel
fallow karma
finite atlas
#

Yeah but if you need AES-XTS, the pi can just go back to where it came from

fallow karma
#

It leads us to build real-life automatic turrets

agile jewel
#

1000 vs 44 lol

#

I don't really do encryption

#

No reason to encrypt any traffic on local network

finite atlas
#

if a pi suits you well and you use one, then its great for you
however, it does have its shortcomings and its not for everyone

agile jewel
#

Also i don't have patience to install certificates on all devices cuz self signed certificates

#

Only encryption my pi does is encrypting packets sent to Cloudflare edge server

#

Actually it's 3 servers

#

And maybe smb is somehow encrypted too. So that as well

finite atlas
#

i'll try to flip my way to a used R9 3950X system for my homeserver

agile jewel
#

So far it didn't let me down and has been sufficient for everything

agile jewel
#

Usually you don't need much power for your home server anyways

#

Unless you have crazy projects

#

Better to use that cpu for your desktop and use your old cpu as a home server

finite atlas
agile jewel
#

What are you daily driving ATM?

finite atlas
#

R5 3600, 1070

agile jewel
#

5950x?

low harness
#

Reddit: ”Why is the achievement for crafting a cake called ’The Lie?’”

Anyone else feel old?

agile jewel
#

Why would you use 3950x for a server when you can pop that into your PC and use your 3600 as a server?

finite atlas
#

A friend gave me his old Pc for free, so i'm gonna try to flip it for profit, buy used parts again, assemble them and flip it for profit again.

agile jewel
#

I could say he's a zombine. Get it?

finite atlas
agile jewel
#

Cuz he's a zombie

#

And combine

#

Whatever

agile jewel
finite atlas
#

idling

agile jewel
#

Lol

finite atlas
#

aaaaall day long

agile jewel
#

Then you don't need 3950x

#

Pi will do just fine

finite atlas
#

no

#

It will Proxmox with Opnsense, HA, various game servers and some messing around in VM's

#

And the pi defenitly cant host game servers

#

even minecraft runs pretty sluggish on it

brisk glen
#

I run a couple of pi4s in a kubernetes cluster, with replicated storage, certificate management etc at home

#

Everything loads fast

#

Minecraft and other game servers are a completely different story

#

But it’s not for a game server

#

It hosts my manga reader, wireguard, code server, home assistant, etc

#

Of course I’m not using SD cards but drives

finite atlas
#

yeah, that there is no native sata / nvme support makes the pi platform even worse

brisk glen
#

Works fine for home stuff

#

USB 3 is fast enough for my needs, even with longhorn replicating the volumes across the nodes etc

finite atlas
#

usb 3 is a janky solution tho

brisk glen
#

0 issues here

#

And they are Poe+ powered

#

Next step is to set up a 3 node PXE server and ansible to auto provision nodes

finite atlas
#

if it works great for you, thats awesome, it just not something for me

brisk glen
#

I would like something more powerful but I don’t have 4k to dump into that project

finite atlas
#

if power usage is not a big concern, older dell optiplexes are pretty cheap

brisk glen
#

Power is sadly

finite atlas
#

or take a look at project tiny mini micro

brisk glen
#

My cluster is only using about 40W of power

finite atlas
#

thats more for small size & power efficiency

#

average or max?

brisk glen
#

Max is like 48

#

I could lower it with SSDs

finite atlas
#

i'm planning on spending 0 money on my setup
flipping pc's for money till i have enough for it

#

and using a friends one he gave me for free as a starting point

brisk glen
#

All of my money is going into other projects l, like a 24 port switch and 16 network drops at home

#

24port Poe that is

finite atlas
#

dang

#

thats gonna cost 4k

brisk glen
#

Yep

#

Plus cameras

#

Even going to Poe the doorbell

#

I already have the rack

finite atlas
#

going d-lan would probably be cheaper

brisk glen
#

8 drops are gone just on the house corners

#

2 more on the front and back

#

1 for the doorbell…. That leaves 1 for each room….

#

Shit… I need a bigger switch

finite atlas
#

xD

brisk glen
#

I was looking at the UDM for my router but… I need BGP

clear ferry
#

Lol unifi

#

Bgp nomnom

brisk glen
#

What do you use @clear ferry? Open sense?

clear ferry
#

Opnsense yes

#

It supports bgp at least

#

Peering to my NSX-T lab

#

And a few more networks

agile jewel
clear ferry
#

🤢

finite atlas
#

even a pre-generated world lags with just a couple of players

agile jewel
#

I host my server on Ampere A1

#

Even if i wanted to my internet is garbage so i couldn't host any game servers anyways

#

Anyone here knows how to install win11 on oracle VM?

#

Cuz i can't view the installation screen if i mount an installation iso. And there aren't any "preinstalled" images just like with pi iirc

clear ferry
#

Why on earth would you want to do that

finite atlas
agile jewel
#

Cuz i didn't manage to emulate x86 on Linux

#

While win11 natively emulates x86 apps on arm

#

Steamcmd to be precise

clear ferry
agile jewel
#

If you want to run steamcmd and windows only game servers on Linux gl

#

You need x86 to arm emulation as well as some compatibility layer like wine

#

Easier to just install windows and have that emulate x86 on arm

clear ferry
#

I haven't had steam on my machine since 2012, and i haven't bothered with game servers since 2004, so not a problem LeoKek

#

And the only arm i deal with is moonshot thankfully

finite atlas
#

hence why i go with an overkill cpu to begin with, plenty of performance to throw around

clear ferry
#

Mmmm actual usable systems

#

Even if it is proxmox

finite atlas
#

what else shall i use?

#

pen & paper?

clear ferry
#

Don't bring something twice as powerful as a pi into this!

#

But I'm a purist, Debian with kvm if you just need vms

#

If you want to learn a usable hypervisor, esxi

finite atlas
#

i want click and work

#

not googling 24 hours a minute to solve issues

clear ferry
static schooner
wintry hazel
#

Back on OS’s, does anyone know of or use an x86 based firewall that might also have docker or someone who’s built HA into?
Sophos installer is being strange booting on my new hardware but things like pfSense are working no worries, so I’m just comparing and contrasting all the options and it would be kinda interesting to also cut the pi4 out of the mix as well as the router if we’re addressing underpowered hardware

finite atlas
finite atlas
wintry hazel
#

If I go the route of doing it over virtual machines, I guess I could keep Sophos since they have a build for that… I was a bit unsure about going that route because all the VM host machines I’d ever worked with were a bit more sizeable than a little cased N5095 with 8GB memory and two 2.5Gb Ethernet

forest edge
#

ugh digi's latest video tries to compare an rpi with sdcard to pc for HA

umbral cliff
umbral cliff
brisk glen
#

You can get a free .tk

#

Use a provider where you can do dns validation so you never have to open up ports

wintry hazel
#

Their PC antivirus does too I guess. Just not XG firewall if you have an Intel based machine with multiple network interfaces

forest edge
#

i just realized a good chunck of the youtube videos I watched were done using ai voice

#

i feel ripped off

agile jewel
glacial knot
#

wrong

#

I can fully isolate and still use my local network without issues. And it has "proper" let's encrypt certs on my domain

#

just do the dns01 challenge and get a wildcard for a subdomain. No need to route from the outside

forest edge
#

local https.. pssh

umbral cliff
agile jewel
#

Well i couldn't find an authority that would sign me certificates for local IPs

#

Moreover

#

HTTPS on LAN is stupid unless your neighbors know your prehared key

glacial knot
#

you don't sign for IPs, you sign for your domain

#

you just have to provide the proof of ownership in a valid way

#

I mainly have it because I move my laptop out of my network eveyr now and then and don't want it to connect to random bullshit

#

also, #homelab

agile jewel
#

Yeah and they usually verify your ownership by accessing the server. And the issuer can't access your server when it's a local IP

#

I always got an error that they can't issue me a certificate because the domain points to a local IP

#

I gave up years ago on this

#

It has no benefits

#

And even if you travel, stuff like ftp and smb do not send passwords before the connection is initialized. Odds of you connecting to a network that has a server on that exact same local IP and have those services running on the same ports are very slim

#

So your PC might be like "hey is there an ftp server on 192.168.0.105?" And gets no response. So it won't even send your credentials

glacial knot
#

I have both a DNS-challenge cert for my internal subdomain and I got one via http challenge for the public facing (dynamic ip) host

agile jewel
glacial knot
#

yea, ftp running on port21 is unlikely 😂

agile jewel
#

This one is an example that won't work if you use local IP

glacial knot
#

you won't get certs for IPs either way. You get them on hostnames

agile jewel
#

Even on a local network

agile jewel
#

Just saying the site won't give you a cert if you input a domain that points to a local IP

#

What's so hard to understand?

glacial knot
#

yea, no. Half the world is on 192.168.178/24 or 192.168.2/24 with the range starting at 100. Easy to try out a couple for confusion

#

I'm trying to understand why I should accept you telling me something I have done (and am doing) is impossible 😂

agile jewel
#

So you go to a cafeteria. Odds of them having an ftp server accessible from the guest network are close to 0. They probably don't even have an ftp server on their private network

#

It's more likely for a mall. But again. Most likely not on the same subnet as the guest network

#

IF someone actually did host an ftp server on their guest network, then the odds of the IP being the same is 1 in 254

glacial knot
agile jewel
#

Alright. So what's insecure about your PC having odds 1 in let's say 500 000 leaking your credentials to your FTP server accessible only from LOCAL NETWORK

#

Even if someone steals your credentials they don't know where you live rofl

#

Doubt they would follow you home and hack your wifi

glacial knot
#

who's talking about FTP?

#

that's only you

#

I have some automation with my mqtt server, generally connect to the HA instance, grafana boards and other stuff almost always open
I.e. I load code from those servers (js). Which I don't want attackers to get such easy access to

#

and it's bloody easy to just sniff what your system tries to connect to under Dolev-Yao. As said, get familiar with safety vs. security

agile jewel
#

In that case i would just access it from an external url. And set up a loopback on my router so that the request doesn't leave the local network

#

1 URL to access it from both outside and inside

agile jewel
#

I know google has no way to tell if CF communicates with the destination server over SSL... But this is what happens when you force the whole web to use SSL. Insecure solutions like this

#

Perhaps CF should add an http header acknowledging the destination server doesn't utilize ssl

glacial knot
agile jewel
#

But the only one who knows is you. Your clients can't tell

#

They are told it's secure to input their CC info onto your site

#

That's why I use Cloudflare argo instead. That makes an encrypted tunnel instead of sending unecrypted http requests

glacial knot
#

Also, i don’t use chrome nor chromium, so idgaf about how they behave

agile jewel
#

Well all browsers behave the same in the end

#

That was just an example

glacial knot
agile jewel
#

There are like 3 rendering engines lol. It's either WebKit, Gecko or whatever the third thing is

#

Only difference is browser A is faster and well optimized, browser B bundles spyware, browser C enables AdBlocking without consent and sites yell at you for using AdBlocker. In the end it's all the same

#

Used chromium since like 2008 on my Ubuntu system

last cedar
#

Mosquittos can fly, didn't you know?

forest edge
shadow prawn
forest edge
#

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umbral cliff
agile jewel
#

I don't like docker approach. I just make a new Unix user

#

And run services like that

#

I dislike all kinds of frameworks and sandboxes. It's a hassle to set up permissions and stuff, then wonder why your docker doesn't have access to gpio. And the performance takes a hit too. I don't like wasting Performance

umbral cliff
forest edge
umbral cliff
#

I never said “eh why not” for everything in life

forest edge
#

not everything is https friendly and if your network ends up half and half then you gotta question.. wtf am i doing? lol

umbral cliff
#

I’ve not found anything that’s not https friendly. It’s what a proxy is for. It does the insecure connection for you

restive vapor
#

How can I make a fake device like this one

agile jewel
#

It's not a fake device

restive vapor
agile jewel
#

You need to program an integration

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If you don't know python the ez answer is you can't

restive vapor
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Send me docs

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Not how to make a device

umbral cliff
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Let’s start there

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So what are you trying to achieve then

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Because it sounds like you’ve already done it

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Also as people have said many many times, this is not a support channel

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# restive vapor Well front end != Device

But why do you need devices. If you want to organise it then create a good front end. Otherwise you will want to use an integration with one device (eg the serial integration itself)

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Again, not a support channel

restive vapor
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Again, not a support channel

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And I can't find it either

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Again, not a support channel

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You could also change the method you’re including it, and do it in a way where it comes in by one device (eg mqtt)

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Did you set up your dev setup as per the docs

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Not yet

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Then that’s part of the issue

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Good Morning

umbral cliff
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Phone for coding???

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Like when i need to change 1 line of code i have to turn on my PC to do it. When i tried to edit it on phone it always adds some invisible characters or makes a mess in the code. Horrible

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What's PITA?

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Yeah sounds like the apps you use are terrible then. Never had any issues on iOS

late gate
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I dont even write automations on my phone

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Using the examples

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It’s really not something you’ll want to edit on a phone

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It’s a lot you need to do

restive vapor
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You'd probably be better off in the support channels...perhaps start with #general-archived

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But also what Lloyd said and what I’ve said a lot. This is not a support channel

restive vapor
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So why did you keep asking

restive vapor
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Bit damp in old VIC is it? @umbral cliff

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Damn...I missed a great 'Caught in the ACT' joke opportunity there...

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Going to make a coffee...Put your orders in and I'll read them when I get back with mine! 🙂

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Fun-spoilers!

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Do you understand

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