brewtide

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by brewtide 15d ago
It's RTSP, just the audio. My 1/2 acre has wifi coverage everywhere (Uni-fi is really nice, honestly) so it just streams across the wi-fi.
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by brewtide 15d ago
https://github.com/Sukecz/esp32-birdnet-mic I basically used this guide, but a different ESP32 device (so I had to change the pinout, but otherwise...). It's currently plugged into mains power, but in the future w
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by brewtide 16d ago
I built an esp32 with 48khz mic soldered on, feeding rtsp stream to server in living room. Works amazing. Need to build more mics.
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by brewtide 19d ago
https://github.com/ceiphr/ee-framework-presets These are the ones I have been using. I've generally stuck with the lappy_mctopface variant. I have no idea about the naming, but these presets have been good enough
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by brewtide 19d ago
Just seconding this so other framework owners may give it a try. The speakers on my 13" are pretty bad, but using easy effects made them plenty "fine". Without, it sounded like absolute trash.
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by brewtide 29d ago
I don't know. I'm sitting here with a framework laptop consciously NOT updating it because I'm in no mood to have my computer SOL because a company can't seem to get their shit together? Of note, I really like my framewo
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by brewtide 2mo ago
It's all relative. On the opposite coast, Maine it is ~ $0.28 cents kwh including getting it there. (~ 50% energy, 50% delivery). It's too darn expensive here.
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by brewtide 2mo ago
Where do these new top notch programmers come from and what proof of top notchness will be required for job proof? (Honest questions)
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by brewtide 2mo ago
Interesting you bring up (artistic) painting and bridge building. I'm a house painter, and while the work is... It's just relentless work and staring all day. It's the end results of making something just, better, with the si
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by brewtide 3mo ago
Does anyone have any pointers on the best way to import roughly 14 Google takeout chunks into immich? I've downloaded all the chunks once, only to find them corrupted due to... Their 50gb size and using a browser in theory. One also ca
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by brewtide 3mo ago
My Roku TV (that hasn't been turned on in years, but was left plugged in for years...) literally tries to reach out every minute to home servers. Before u plugging it, I had blocked it's DNS, and was blown away at how frequently i
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by brewtide 3mo ago
I've been playing with asterisk and SIP and I'd like a simple device that would allow a to b contact on their end if only in select locations. So, thanks for this edit, because I now have the plan -- Dad gets to geek out and they
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by brewtide 3mo ago
I've had the same bad luck with tool-calling on Gemma4. Looking around the web, we are not alone. For other tasks, it's seemingly quite quick and decent. But it gets stuck in tool call loops, it seems like.
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by brewtide 3mo ago
I set the framework key in function row to pop a new terminal. It's amazing.
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by brewtide 3mo ago
Sounds familiar.
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by brewtide 5mo ago
Galaxy watch 7 (I think) weather here. Also about 30 hours. It's a charge every day thing, but allowing for some forgetfulness. It's not ideal, but it's manageable and certainly functional.
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by brewtide 5mo ago
I literally just put the meshtastic antenna on the roof today, in an old services box. Been in the window for months, had a few weird perfect weather moments show a few nodes and a ping. Put it on the roof, hours ago, nothing yet. Someone h
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by brewtide 5mo ago
Bingo. This same scenario with IOT hardware/software requirements and the ever changing software updates where features get added/removed (and firmware), etc would have so many here up in arms! Oddly, less (vocal) arms on this spe
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by brewtide 5mo ago
I've long wanted to 'get into bonsai' and had mentioned this 'bonsai retirement plan' to my middle-school aged kids (who are also very intrigued by bonsai...) -- Nice to see that my assumed 'silly' concept
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by brewtide 6mo ago
I have a radio controlled chicken door that I control through home assistant via a hack rf. It has a reed switch placed behind the door, and a magnet attached to the door to let you know door status, with failure stating "open". A
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by brewtide 7mo ago
Once again, communication remains key.
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by brewtide 7mo ago
My framework 13 fingerprint scanner worked immediately out of the box.
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by brewtide 7mo ago
Frigate NVR tied to a home assistant instance has my phone getting proactive notifications about people, birds, and buses (in their select areas...). It's not the easiest thing to setup, but if you're using ethernet cameras it see
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by brewtide 7mo ago
I know 30+ years ago as I kid I learned this in my parents basement as I was rigging something up. It is more the surprise, as if one is ignorant to this fact it is not expected at all.
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by brewtide 8mo ago
Or maybe they were going right away, taking the initiative and removing the ambiguity from the situation. =)
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by brewtide 8mo ago
If it makes you feel any better, I've got a perhaps Galaxy Watch 7 from almost a year ago or so running wearOS, and it's battery life is at best at the 36 hour mark regardless. Came from an older tizen-based watch with similar bat
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by brewtide 8mo ago
Recently bought a GE oven. It had a minor problem and had a few service appointments. Not a huge deal, life moves on. Meanwhile, near immediately, they would love a review! They want Participation in OUR new oven. It's overwhelming, an
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by brewtide 9mo ago
"just because you are offended doesn't mean you are right". It's the modern day way. Perhaps the online filter bubbles over the past... Long while... Have finally shown their long term real world impacts.
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by brewtide 9mo ago
I've rocked pixels for a good while now, but the Xperia lineup has always been something I've really debated. My largest concern is camera quality: obviously it is Sony, but if you wouldn't mind, could you elaborate on their
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by brewtide 9mo ago
3.5" floppies that you would put scotch tape over to save your homework assignments on, to show your prowess in hypercard on the Mac classic.

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