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Do you have a link? Cant seem to find one
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A nice alternative to newpipe is LibreTube btw!
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You can use obtainium on fdroid to keep it updated
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Yeah I'm sticking with voyager/memmy
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/2652223 > Hey all! > > I moved to San Diego last September, and I am looking in to starting to spearfish! > > I've asked around with some buddies, and no one I know seems to be a spearo :(. > > Looking for some people that'd be nice enough to let me tag along! > > DM me, or reach out to my matrix doozyyy@matrix.org
Hey all! I moved to San Diego last September, and I am looking in to starting to spearfish! I've asked around with some buddies, and no one I know seems to be a spearo :(. Looking for some people that'd be nice enough to let me tag along! DM me, or reach out to my matrix doozyyy@matrix.org
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Without digging in to the numbers further than just looking at this map, could this be because the relative areas of the factors you listed didn't pass a threshold to make it? @ezmack what data source was used for this?
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Lol, our main initiative at work right now is migrating our on prem auth to keycloak.
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for the lazy
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They all say removed where the expletives are for me
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Were all of these contents edited 😵
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Sweet, thanks for sharing!
I'll follow once I get accepted on an instance!
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Seems to be running pretty slow right now, is it just a one-off or is this their normal response time?
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Nope, not yet. Might spin up my own. If not, something tech-centric.
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There's an open pull request for this https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/pull/415
Hey all! I'm interested in creating an account on mastodon, and am looking to build up a list of people to follow. Let me know who your must follows are!
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Yeah, I work at a company that makes these kinds of cameras. Drivers hate them, but it really does enforce safe driving habits. This makes the roads a safer place, like it or not.
Brings insurance down a lottt too.
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I'm using s40's myself! Hoping I can flash with tasmota, didn't know that was an option!
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Apologies, just realized I posted from my browser that's set to UTC time. I'll look in to doing it based off of time/periods of heat gain, thanks!
Below is correct timezone.
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Nice dashboard!! What weather station do you use?
Hi all, Recently got a window AC for my bedroom. It's presently using its automatic 'eco' mode, which seems to turn on around ~75 degrees F and off around ~72 degrees F. This seems a touch excessive to me, as it seems to be on more than off. I have the [Thermal Comfort integration](https://github.com/dolezsa/thermal_comfort), which provides a range of different thermal indices. Numeric indices: (dew point, frost point, absolute humidity, moist air enthalpy) Bio indices: humidex, heat index. Human perceived temperatures or “feels like temperatures”: dew point perception, humidex perception, relative strain perception, summer scharlau perception, summer simmer perception, thorms discomfort perception. I have a broadlink IR blaster that I could toggle the AC on and off with. Would automating off of one (or more) of these thermal indices be more optimal? Would there be a better way? Here's a graph for some context: ![](https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/5b178d42-1e72-4dab-a5ee-880f65e527b5.png) Light blue: Bedroom humidex Dark blue: Outside humidex Red: Bedroom temp Orange: Outside temp Thanks so much!
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You can do that in the browser settings in both FF and chrome
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You can do that in the browser settings in bOTH FF and chrome
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I don't understand why people don't break stuff like this up with newlines
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Just got merged in and deployed should be up in a few mins
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https://vger.app is a PWA that looks good on my tablet :)
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MVP
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This is why god (linus torvalds) invented git.
git commit -m "holy fuck its working"
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With cloud/edge/cdn, though, theyre basically just seeing that youre connecting to a data center, and ips cycle very frequently so they're not getting useful information.
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They both show for me on android
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I thought I was fine, until I installed IDS/IPS on my OPNSense box, and noticed one of my servers trying to contact a malicious IP. Took everything offline that day and keep publically facing services on other peoples networks :~)
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Can you edit your post to check? That also doesn't look like normal spoiler markdown
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Do spoilers work in posts? Or is it only not working in comments
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Personally, I just wireguard in to my local net. No need to have CF snooping where they don't need to.
It all depends on your use cases and what you (or your users) need to access.
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Lol, decided to ask chatGPT this question, turned out pretty well:
Alright, imagine you have a magic tunnel that can connect different places together. But this is not an ordinary tunnel that you can see or walk through. It's a special tunnel that works with the internet!
You know when you want to visit a website on your tablet or computer, you type its address in a web browser, right? Well, sometimes websites need extra protection to stay safe from bad things on the internet. That's where Cloudflare Tunnel comes in!
Cloudflare Tunnel is like a superhero that helps keep websites safe. It creates a secret passage between the website and Cloudflare's special servers. When people try to visit the website, their requests go through this secret tunnel first.
Now, imagine there are some bad guys who want to do bad things to the website. They try to find the website, but all they see is the secret tunnel. They can't see the website or know where it is. It's like the website is hiding!
But good people, like you and me, can still find the website because we know the secret. We can use the magic tunnel to reach the website and see what's there. Cloudflare Tunnel helps protect the website from the bad guys and lets the good people get through.
So, Cloudflare Tunnel is like a special secret tunnel on the internet that keeps websites safe from bad guys and helps the good people find them.
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Yeah there was an issue that popped up in 0.20, should be resolved in 0.21.
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Lol I spent like 3 hours debugging why one of our services in stging wasnt publishing messages to kafka and 2 hours on a call with devops on monday trying to figure out why terraform tore down a diff services mongo permissions
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Lags behind on updates by a few days, which is a non negotiable for me. I use normal FF + Arkenfox User.js
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Do you have a GitHub repo for this?
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I just started (and by just started, I mean like 30 minutes ago) a tauri build for voyager/wefwef that'll allow for me (and other users, if there's interest) to navigate via hotkeys.
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Yeah i was between this and whoogle. Went with whoogle as its more actively maintained
Hi there! I'm presently in the search for a bedside dash. I first started off with the nest hub 2 (mic stays muted) and would cast my dash to it. Love the size of it and the quality of the hub, but it doesn't get dark enough for me at night. Next I went for the lenovo smart clock 2. It definitely gets dark enough at night, but the size is a bit too small for my tastes. So I'm looking for a happy medium. Potentially something with an AMOLED/OLED screen, that will allow for me to have a black background and a white digital clock at night, while not being too bright. Any suggestions?
Hi all, I'm interested to make the jump over to jellyfin, but am wondering if theres a way to automate collections and playlists? Thanks!
Started out in october in a 20oz cup as provided by the seller. Got a nasty case of rot so i pulled it out, scraped out the rot and applied a mixture of water and alcohol, then tossed it in pon. Doing well in a semi hydro setup! ![](https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/9b5114a6-fcad-45d4-92d5-812f9aaed9a5.jpeg) ![](https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/9078a4e7-b8f3-4d41-8f29-db0b23158de9.jpeg)
I've had a sdr sitting in my drawer for a few months now (was going to use it to sniff for weather stations near me to feed to my home assistant) Didn't end up going in that direction, but I would like to play around with it! Where are some good places to start, what are your use cases?