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I use home assistant with their android app. It can/does use google location services, however I believe you can also set it to use gps.

I've vowed not to buy samsung 3 times now, every time I've been burned. This time it's for real

Yep, being obese definitely causes issues for others with weak immune systems just like covid.

Yep just like I was required to get vaccines to go to school when I was younger and so was everyone else.

I think a lot of people are missing why apple is doing this now. They're doing this because they have a fairly secure eco system. They have also create a proxy that makes it difficult (impossible according to them) to know the client. More than likely this was implemented so when it does go to congress, they can say look we implemented a system. Otherwise the DOJ will continue to push for no encryption or backdoor encryption. There's no winning here.

Probably not with the steam library

SSD is soldered in

It's interesting that because I said GPL instead of open source, my bad, I'm downvoted to -4. Shit.

Agreed! But an ISP should be a dumb pipe, so this is wrong.

Just a release of their use of GPL code which the would be required to provide if requested anyways. It does not have any impact on Linux support.

I have blocked 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 and noticed some devices behave very badly, often crashing or restarting. Debugging the issue, once I removed the firewall rule they behaved normally. Almost all of the affected devices were google related, Android TV for example.

Waiting to see what intel releases in response.

750 employees with $350 million or more in revenue. It seems like they're just restructuring and using covid as cover. Maybe I'm wrong, but it kind of looks like that on the surface.

can you archive to NFS?

Wait really? UNMS only would devalue EdgeMax routers in a huge way...

In my opinion, that software is spaghetti code and barely functions when it's actually running. I tried it for a while, but gave up because it constantly lost the stream. I had to go to super low res for 3 cameras with a very low bitrate to make it run stable. I'm surprised someone like ubiquiti doesn't come out with an NVR with object detection built in.

Yep same on the Gen 1, it's an awful machine.

Not really... If you look at the FPS numbers, sure AMD is slightly lower. However AMD can also perform other functions like encoding/decoding. If you want pure FPS, sure Intel will win. For general computing AND gaming, AMD wins every time per dollar.

Check out nextdns (pi-hole like service)

Cool but completely useless on my phone.

Yeah, I turned on my PH-1 yesterday after using the Pixel 4xl for some time. The PH-1 is still by far my favorite, both the form factor and fingerprint unlock. RIP

Don't you think delusional is a bit strong... There is a real company, nabu casa, hiring real developers to work on making a 1.0 release that's easy for others to use. Yeah right now it's complicated, but check out some of the projects they're working on like stanford's almond integration. https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2019/11/20/privacy-focuse...

At least for the ecobee, hass can add it as a local homekit device

Thanks, I have a lot of these rules already :)

adding this to my edgerouter heh.

Actually you can use rclone as a backend to send your blocks to wherever rclone supports. quite nice.

Check out solokeys, though they're doing a hardware revision for the usb-c since it was flimsy and some NFC changes due to power draw

This is very common in my phone screens

19.04 supports factorial but it's experimental.

I would've been much happier with the intel only version, the nvidia card is not worth it at all but at the time they didn't have 32gb of memory. Now the latest does, but too late.

I've been using duplicati for some time. It works ok, not perfect. Wish I could send backups to multiple locations especially (eg local/B2)