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I think your dad and my dad would vibe hard tbh. 😂 that music room screams my dad too. Oh and great job on the watch! I saw your other post too. Very cool. Even better when the recipient is happy!

Tone-deaf bosses be like, “actually we have a return to office mandate… We’re gonna need a note from your doctor.”

Right? Like yet another app is needed xD

It’s trying to be another WhatsApp.

Thank you! I never knew that before. Titanium wow.

Is it really with those colors?

I nurtured one one day. Gave it sugar water and rest and safety. It seems like some kind of insect was trying to break out of the bee. 🐝 It went from concern… to horror. 😆

Not soon enough. Futurama 🫶🏻

I keep buying these oneblades over and over. I’m tempted by 🧲 and steel blades

And how is it as a device?

I’m glad they stopped using metal staples on them too. That always bugged me.

Purely curious myself, I asked GPT4 for you. This is the response:

Here’s how the prices compare per liter:

•	6x500ml at £7.99: £2.66 per liter
•	4x440ml at £4.50: £2.56 per liter
•	12x330ml at £15 (Buy One Get One Free): £1.89 per liter

The 12 pack of 330ml stubbies (with the Buy One Get One Free offer) offers the best value at £1.89 per liter.

Isn’t it more work to undo it and then do it again than just do it in the first place?

Notes about the switch. What is tagging? The purpose and where?

Hey! I have been using ESXi about three year now. I have two identical NIC I bought. One for WAN and one for LAN. I also discovered I had to use the onboard LAN port (3rd port!) just to be able to access the web control. (Is that normal?)

Anyway, I want to move to Proxmox, and then virtualize my OPNSense like I have on ESXi.

I get so confused by how the adapters should be. Ideally I would love to have the LAN connect to a (dumb) switch, and provide Wi-Fi. But one thing I never tried before is a VLAN to protect the LAN from the Wi-Fi traffic, but still allowing some systems to still work like streaming data from the wired PC on the LAN to the NVIDIA Shield Pro. But then keeping the Alexa/Echo system on a more restricted WiFi.

Can I do all this? I’m thinking I can, but. The hurdle of learning vlans and configuring the new Proxmox (which I’m pretty damn new to) is a daunting challenge.

I’m ready to try this though. I have a 4G wireless plus WiFi system to keep the other half happy while I tinker to get it all working.

Thoughts/Tips? Anyone?

My grandmother had these. Only bloomed very rarely it seemed.

Your post stood out to me. Why isn’t it? Also what would you suggest? Thoughts on restic?

Pretty sure the IP detected was a user talking about ‘identity provider(s)’ and not Internet Protocol.

Thanks for taking the time to post about those projects. I have heard of Mycroft but not openhab. The future is bright 🤩

Pardon my ignorance. If I want to replace my Echo dots at home, can I make some kind of like, home made ones? I like having them for light control and music etc. but. After having them a few years they certainly have limits and privacy disadvantages. I have all hue lights at home myself. The echos just act as interfaces. Nobody in the family really uses the web interface much for light control. It’s usually voice. Can I have my cake and eat it to? How? Raspberry pi?