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@caseyliss I'm using Zigbee devices. It is supposedly similar - you need a coordinator (may be a USB dongle), add-on (Zigbee2MQTT -...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@caseyliss I'm using Zigbee devices. It is supposedly similar - you need a coordinator (may be a USB dongle), add-on (Zigbee2MQTT - similar to ZWave2JS I guess), but the devices are a LOT cheaper. It's probably a bit hard to start, but adding new devices is probably easier once you've done it once.
24.2.2025 18:53@caseyliss I'm using Zigbee devices. It is supposedly similar - you need a coordinator (may be a USB dongle), add-on (Zigbee2MQTT -...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@rkaramandi https://github.com/formatBCE/Koala-Satellite is a pretty nice option.
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@rkaramandi https://github.com/formatBCE/Koala-Satellite is a pretty nice option.
6.2.2025 12:25@rkaramandi https://github.com/formatBCE/Koala-Satellite is a pretty nice option.https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@atpfm cat5e can easily do 2.5GbE, and may even do 5GbE with some luck. Cat6 would be required for 10GbE
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@atpfm cat5e can easily do 2.5GbE, and may even do 5GbE with some luck. Cat6 would be required for 10GbE
27.1.2025 13:42@atpfm cat5e can easily do 2.5GbE, and may even do 5GbE with some luck. Cat6 would be required for 10GbEhttps://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@siracusa as I’ve listened to you talking about your app’s list view rendering faster in Chrome, I thought (laughing): „you should do...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@siracusa as I’ve listened to you talking about your app’s list view rendering faster in Chrome, I thought (laughing): „you should do it in electron” :D
26.1.2025 20:26@siracusa as I’ve listened to you talking about your app’s list view rendering faster in Chrome, I thought (laughing): „you should do...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@atpfm https://laktak.github.io/chkbit/. And ZFS can scrub (scan and repair if possible) your FS, and it is advised to run periodically...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@atpfm https://laktak.github.io/chkbit/. And ZFS can scrub (scan and repair if possible) your FS, and it is advised to run periodically (I’m running it monthly). Because Apple SSDs are so damn expensive I actually keep most of my data on my ZFS-backed TrueNAS installation and that keeps me safe ;)
21.1.2025 14:22@atpfm https://laktak.github.io/chkbit/. And ZFS can scrub (scan and repair if possible) your FS, and it is advised to run periodically...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@caseyliss check out the work day (https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/workday/) integration vs. week day. It’ll probably work...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@caseyliss check out the work day (https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/workday/) integration vs. week day. It’ll probably work better for your case. You can also check out HA menu (https://github.com/codechimp-org/ha-menu) for the other thing you were talking about;)
21.1.2025 14:00@caseyliss check out the work day (https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/workday/) integration vs. week day. It’ll probably work...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@atpfm if you want to confirm what each sound means this widget might be useful. It will show you case charge level/state and same for the...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@atpfm if you want to confirm what each sound means this widget might be useful. It will show you case charge level/state and same for the AirPods. If their charge level/state is different they’ll display individually.
14.1.2025 21:50@atpfm if you want to confirm what each sound means this widget might be useful. It will show you case charge level/state and same for the...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@atpfm Most of the „custom rf” things (that have multi year battery life) you’re talking about are probably just Zigbee (which is...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@atpfm Most of the „custom rf” things (that have multi year battery life) you’re talking about are probably just Zigbee (which is using same frequencies as 2.4 Wi-Fi). The vendors are usually locking in their hubs to only recognise their devices, but they usually work with @homeassistant using different Zigbee coordinators (like Conbee)
14.1.2025 21:41@atpfm Most of the „custom rf” things (that have multi year battery life) you’re talking about are probably just Zigbee (which is...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@siracusa DLSS can also upscale frames (render at FHD, upscale to UHD for example), which was the main feature of it (before version 3, that...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@siracusa DLSS can also upscale frames (render at FHD, upscale to UHD for example), which was the main feature of it (before version 3, that added frame generation on 40xx series cards).
14.1.2025 08:40@siracusa DLSS can also upscale frames (render at FHD, upscale to UHD for example), which was the main feature of it (before version 3, that...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@marcoarment in Poland (and most of Europe) we’re using 230V * 16A (=3680W) (on a single phase) outlets. I hope that doesn’t encourage...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@marcoarment in Poland (and most of Europe) we’re using 230V * 16A (=3680W) (on a single phase) outlets. I hope that doesn’t encourage Nvidia to get to that limit.
14.1.2025 08:13@marcoarment in Poland (and most of Europe) we’re using 230V * 16A (=3680W) (on a single phase) outlets. I hope that doesn’t encourage...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@siracusa I’m using ~/.bin, just to make it hidden. I’m not an old-school UNIX user by any means, first time I’ve touched Linux was...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@siracusa I’m using ~/.bin, just to make it hidden. I’m not an old-school UNIX user by any means, first time I’ve touched Linux was maybe in 2003 to see how it looks, and then I’ve used it some since 2008;)
3.1.2025 13:59@siracusa I’m using ~/.bin, just to make it hidden. I’m not an old-school UNIX user by any means, first time I’ve touched Linux was...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
The very overkill way to track stuff in your fridge is https://grocy.info. I’m not sure @siracusa would go that far to solve the problem...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...The very overkill way to track stuff in your fridge is https://grocy.info. I’m not sure @siracusa would go that far to solve the problem (I’ve tried and bailed), but it also does some more stuff than that @atpfm
24.12.2024 21:54The very overkill way to track stuff in your fridge is https://grocy.info. I’m not sure @siracusa would go that far to solve the problem...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@vernissage all fields filled out, password complexity is fine (passkey support would be great though), any idea why this is happening? What...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@vernissage all fields filled out, password complexity is fine (passkey support would be great though), any idea why this is happening? What are these invite codes?
23.12.2024 09:12@vernissage all fields filled out, password complexity is fine (passkey support would be great though), any idea why this is happening? What...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@songpocket Songpocket crashes for me when I run it. Reinstalling didn’t help. I’m running iOS 18.2 in iPhone 15 Pro
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@songpocket Songpocket crashes for me when I run it. Reinstalling didn’t help. I’m running iOS 18.2 in iPhone 15 Pro
17.12.2024 00:15@songpocket Songpocket crashes for me when I run it. Reinstalling didn’t help. I’m running iOS 18.2 in iPhone 15 Prohttps://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@aaron_pearce HomeCam on macOS doesn't remember its window position on startup. This is a practice commonly used in Mac apps. Can you...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@aaron_pearce HomeCam on macOS doesn't remember its window position on startup. This is a practice commonly used in Mac apps. Can you make try to make it work so I don't have to position/move it every time I start it?
11.12.2024 09:57@aaron_pearce HomeCam on macOS doesn't remember its window position on startup. This is a practice commonly used in Mac apps. Can you...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@siracusa you can use https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/iphone/iphf2dc33312/ios instead of the Shazam thing
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@siracusa you can use https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/iphone/iphf2dc33312/ios instead of the Shazam thing
9.12.2024 09:52@siracusa you can use https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/iphone/iphf2dc33312/ios instead of the Shazam thinghttps://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@caseyliss why not a contact/door sensor for the mailbox?
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@caseyliss why not a contact/door sensor for the mailbox?
9.12.2024 09:52@caseyliss why not a contact/door sensor for the mailbox?https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@caseyliss The second you’ve talked about „your” „football” team I’ve instantly remembered...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@caseyliss The second you’ve talked about „your” „football” team I’ve instantly remembered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmSUiRxut4c
27.11.2024 09:05@caseyliss The second you’ve talked about „your” „football” team I’ve instantly remembered...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@siracusa I’ve read this shortly after listening to the last @atpfm where you’ve been talking about making base storage models of Mini...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@siracusa I’ve read this shortly after listening to the last @atpfm where you’ve been talking about making base storage models of Mini usable. That should help a lot. https://tapbots.social/@paul/113490344157847664
17.11.2024 23:00@siracusa I’ve read this shortly after listening to the last @atpfm where you’ve been talking about making base storage models of Mini...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...
@rkaramandi I am actually running a 3 node Proxmox VE cluster with Home Assistant OS (and a LOT of other things) on it. I have 3 nodes - one...
https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...@rkaramandi I am actually running a 3 node Proxmox VE cluster with Home Assistant OS (and a LOT of other things) on it. I have 3 nodes - one is a low power mini PC, two others are pretty beefy (12 and 6 core Ryzens with 128 and 64 GB RAM). HA is one of the VMs that is set up in High Availability so it migrates between hosts when it needs to. My way of setting it up was a bit more simple: https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/ :)
21.10.2024 11:47@rkaramandi I am actually running a 3 node Proxmox VE cluster with Home Assistant OS (and a LOT of other things) on it. I have 3 nodes - one...https://mastodon.social/@spitfir...