93n

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by 93n 2mo ago
Tangentially, my home server is a slightly newer NUC with a toy of a celeron N3050. That runs great for the overwhelming majority of use cases, too. The only obviously slow operations are anything heavily CPU-bound, like compiling (esphome)
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by 93n 2mo ago
I'd expect your T400 is similar to my E6510 in terms of construction since they're both business machines from the same era. The E6510 is a tank. The hinges are still solid and there's no wear on the keyboard. There's a
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by 93n 2mo ago
I still run, and am writing this from, a 16-or-17 year old Dell E6510 (i5-540) that serves as my "around the house" computer. The battery life (with a huge 9 cell that protrudes out the back) isn't great, and it's hot an
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by 93n 5mo ago
FWIW: Depending on your use case, Cloudflare doesn't have visibility into to cleartext. In my setup, I use their arbitrary TCP tunneling feature to tunnel SSH for a remote host, which works great. That said: I do also tunnel HTTP, and
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by 93n 6mo ago
Yep, I run esphome in a separate stack w/o issues.
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by 93n 6mo ago
The host I run HA on is Ubuntu server. If memory serves me right, the Bluetooth issue was related to apparmor and dbus restrictions on docker
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by 93n 6mo ago
I go the container route, and have only had one issue: allowing HA to access my system's Bluetooth adapter. I had some ESP32s lying around, so I used ESPHome to make a Bluetooth proxy, which solved that issue. I don't run addons t
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by 93n 6mo ago
> The fun part is in the building, it's in the understanding, the growth of me. I agree with this sentiment as well. Without a doubt, my favorite part of the job is coming up with a solution that just 'feels right', especi
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by 93n 9mo ago
I decided to cut an hour out of my in-the-office time recently, figuring that I'm sitting on the bus for any hour anyway, so I might as well use that time to knock some work out instead. Tethering is pretty good other than a predictabl
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by 93n 9mo ago
+1. I switched from Pop OS to Debian + KDE last week, and KDE has been solid. I too read a handful of articles calling out the choice fatigue, and other than a few tweaks (maybe half an hour?) I was ready to go. I run old-ish hardware (circ
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by 93n 9mo ago
Yeah, I know this feeling very well. I usually attribute it to people being lazy, not caring, or not using their brain. It's quite frustrating when something is * so obviously* wrong, to the point that anyone with a modicum of experie
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by 93n 10mo ago
My mom was paying a few hundred a year to Wix for a basic single page, static site. I finally decided that it was a waste of money and went down the Hugo-on-cloudflare route a few months ago. Can't beat it - all she's paying for n
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by 93n 11mo ago
Native WebDAV mount support in Android would be handy. I use davx5 ( https://github.com/bitfireAT/davx5-ose ), but accessing files is a bit clunky. I like WebDAV because it 'just works' with the mTLS infra I ha
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by 93n 1y ago
Another +1 for miniflux. Something atypical about my setup is that I wired up miniflux webhooks to n8n and gotify so that when I click "save" on an entry, I get a notification for it. It's a rudimentary way to setup a "r
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by 93n 1y ago
I self-host n8n along with about two dozen other services for personal use. I make extensive use of the webhook triggers. Being able to spin up an endpoint with minimal effort is quite handy. The data table feature looks useful. Similar to
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by 93n 1y ago
Same setup, minus the Pi. That includes originally starting out with jellyfin! When on Jellyfin, I used to manually transcode the entire library to ogg and use syncthing to replicate it to my devices. Symfonium's ability to cache trans
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by 93n 1y ago
I have the same "confuse humans" problem. I use CloudFlare to forward ${company}@accounts.${me}.com to a personal GMail. I've had a limited number of cases where the sender will accept the address, but internally fail to send
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by 93n 2y ago
+1. Would love to talk about self-hosting with other people interested in the hobby
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by 93n 2y ago
Plus backups, which you want to ensure are solid for data like this.
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by 93n 2y ago
Late 20s, same thing. I am constantly forgetting words for things, but can visualize what it's describing in my head.
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by 93n 2y ago
Jan 2022 for me. I also have the "air hunger" sensation, but it comes in spurts. I was also perscribed an inhaler, and have used it a few times, but it doesn't seem to have much of an impact.
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by 93n 2y ago
Another Caddy fan here. I've used it for the past year or two since I started getting into homelabs, and it works great.
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by 93n 2y ago
Visible (Verizon) has a "plus" plan for $45/mo which includes Apple Watch service.
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by 93n 2y ago
I feel exactly the same way. My main machine is an 11 year old IdeaPad with a 4th Gen i7, 16GB of RAM, and an SSD. No performance issues whatsoever on Mint. From what I recall, battery life isn't great, but I've used it exclusivel
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by 93n 3y ago
Senior here too. It's a mix - usually my manager pushes hard on the less in the weeds-type topics, and I push on those in addition to the lower level topics. I can say with certainty that neither my manager nor I are ignored.
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by 93n 3y ago
Selfhoster here. I use mutual TLS rules with CloudFlare's WAF to filter out everyone but my known-good callers. Works great. Since the only folks with access are my family, it was pretty easy to setup as well (everyone gets a unique ce