Odious

+1 from me as well, i have a lot of them and use them with 1.2v nimh cells, they work well

how’d it go? can you give us an update?

doesn’t inspire confidence https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden/issues/94#issuecomment-2731564980

probably not.

it’s more work than using sqlite inside of the application’s container though.

is it possible to use sqlite as db engine? I’d like to avoid running yet another postgres container.

how does that work? pull an ordinary espresso, put ice cubes in and steam it with the steam wand of your machine?

interesting 🤔

some links for people wanting more info about the project:

https://github.com/jniebuhr/gaggimate

https://docs.gaggimate.eu/

exactly that’s the whole point of the mod. GaggiMate adds PID temperature control and a pressure transducer (“Pro” version only). The devs are actively working on the software and are releasing updates pretty much every week.

For some, me included, returning the printer and getting a refund might be a good option. If this goes down the “bad” path, I’m returning to klipper-based printers, even if this leads to more work and maintenance.

+1. No idea what’s supposed to lead to this conclusion. I’d say that’s a bad PID tune.

If you really just want to know if the kid (or better, the ble tag) is at home, then no - I’d probably use any other ble beacon (iBeacons are cheap on Ali)

Afaik, Tile tags work somewhat like AirTags and are trackable wherever they are. If you want/need more precise location information then I’d stick to Tile.

Are you comfortable with flashing microcontrollers? https://esphome.io/components/bluetooth_proxy.html might be a solution to your BLE beacon idea. buy any esp32 board for like 5$, put it somewhere in your living room or wherever makes sense and have it proxy BLE scans to HomeAssistant.

I’m on Z2M, mostly because it supports more devices I’d like to use. If ZHA supports everything you have or might want to get in the future, I don’t see a reason to switch.

If you are the only one using the services, then go for a VPN instead of port forwarding or sth. This way, your stuff isn’t openly accessible from the internet to anyone poking around