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25 days agoI sold a 3700x for $75 on marketplace two weeks ago
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It wants my targets!
Yeah, well I’m still afraid of it
The six miles of vacuum tubing under the hood will absorb most of the crash energy.
Which one cultivates a workplace culture of harassment without regard to technical merit?
3·2 months agoI love apt more than I love cinnamon, now scram!
I love cinnamon, now you kids get off my lawn
dhcpcd overwrites is. I only have one static address, but DHCP does other stuff too it seems
Ah yes, a fellow Descent enjoyer
2·2 months ago~/copypasta/gunfortheprinter.odt but it’s a JTAG header for the vacuum
1·2 months agoI tacked a CT onto my sprinkler esp so the Mrs can be certain she turned everything off, so I’ve been living with this
Previous attempts had guessed “heads” instead of the actual result of “tails”.
I have 3 Kauf RGB switches that I use for garage door interfaces spread through the house. Off means closed, orange means reed switch and range sensor don’t agree (moving), white means open, red means fail to close.
The little corner light is for the pedestrian door.
The garage door itself has a konnected gdo.
https://konnected.io/products/smart-garage-door-opener
Spiders like to obscure the range sensor ~twice a year, and it probably best practice to not have all the inputs coming from one device. One day I’ll move the reed switch to the i4 dc shelly that reads the door switches. Maybe try ratgdo, the clone/knockoff I bought was not very reliable.
https://us.shelly.com/products/shelly-plus-i4-dc
https://konnected.io/products/contact-sensor-recessed-magnetic-for-doors-or-windows
That is a weird combo. And designed to lock you into their ecosystem. Absolutely proprietary.
https://www.athom.tech/blank-1/bthome-door-contact-with-tempreture-and-humidiy-sensor
This one runs BTHome, part of the Open Home Foundation. I have two mmWave presence sensors from the same company. They offer tasmota and esphome firmwares for them, I chose ESPHome. It’s been great.
There is zero substance in that article so I will save you a click
The real explanation, he said, is simple: China’s extensive government support.
Esphome based, so the learning curve it kinda steep of you just want a simple on/off bulb BUT it will open your eyes to what’s possible. This also avoids zigbee and z-wave. The state of those Z radios is so bad that Home Assistant released their own.
0·3 months agoThe only person I ever met that made money printing was ignoring copyright and trademarks. Mostly sports team logos on man cave stuff.
you’ll use the Energy dashboard AND YOU’LL LIKE IT!