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You can get beelink or minisforum. I have both and they’re rock solid.

Self hosting and owning your own data

Thanks for the answer. Curious how hacks can be enabled, any pointers on that?

They open sourced some stuff already https://github.com/Pocket

The same reason why people posting stories instead of actual posts. Or you really don’t want to write masterpiece everyday.

RSS is very liberating. Quality of content is something very subjective and the audience can choose what to engage with. Nothing called perfect and not every post has to be a masterpiece.

I am using Garmin Fenix sleep tracking around 7-8 years and checking sleep score everyday. Personally, exercises after 20:00 disrupts my sleep and I sleep later than usual.

Not op but you need fzf and you need to increase the history size of your bash/ssh whatever

https://github.com/junegunn/fzf

You can listen to generic health insurance advertisement music maybe?

Industrial techno is exactly this

Exactly. I am hosting 30+ services using docker compose and very happy. I don’t want to troubleshoot k8s in the early morning because home assistant is down and light dimmers are not working for some random k8s reason.

How to doc recommends using Oracle Free Tier but they recently had a breach and leaked login server data https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/oracle-custom...

They're already better compared to commercial solutions regarding device/service support and complex automations.

But missing opinionated defaults, really, you still have to roll your own home/away/vacation solution. Creating a dashboard requires you to understand the meta of Home assistant which takes a lot of time.

People asking should I get PI or NUC every single day in the reddit. I am happy with my 2000lines long configuration file except scripts and automations. But it won't be easy for someone is not tech savvy.

Tried, seems nice, but don't want another subscription.

10 times slower than Wireguard

Nice to see a good write up. I did the same a year ago, it refreshes every hour (except night) and battery needs to be charged every 24-25 days.

This as a screensaver would be really nice. Great work!

You’re the main income source for the Netflix :)

Looks interesting, will check it out. I am curious what makes audiocube different and better than Logic Pro’s binaural and spatial Dolby atmos mixing?

Unless you need a small form factor and GPIO, I don’t think the Raspberry Pi is a good deal anymore. A Raspberry Pi, SSD, case, and power adapter would be much more expensive than well-known N100 mini PC brands like Beelink and Minis Forum. However, they still have low power consumption. So my answer is no. (Was a happy RPI4 user but now much more happy with mini pc's)

Came here to say this. I would recommend surge or vital as a starting point.

Nice morning reading

I have 2 of them and love them, blueforcer firmware supports home assistant and I can mix it with automations

Not an old laptop but I have similar setup with a mini pc: Debian 12, Steam and Lutris. I am playing games like Red Alert 2, championship manager 0102 and having much fun

You can get a mini pc for the same price and it would be more comfortable.

I ran it on RPI 3 and 4 with SSD for years and had zero issues. Now moved to the mini pc but RPI still hosting other stuff and works rock solid.

Same here. I have one echo left and using as a fancy kitchen timer with clock.

Few new features (not revolutionary) and bigger memory

One of the best gear demo I watched in last few years

The website was inaccessible for me then I remember I’ve blocked xyz domains in my AdGuard