cbull

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by cbull 5mo ago
It's no longer $120 a year. It went up to $15.99/month a few months ago (in the middle of my annual billing cycle). As a hobbyist photographer who sometimes does a lot with photography and sometimes very little I despise subscript
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by cbull 5mo ago
"only" a few hundred bucks for just frames? That seems ridiculous for what you are getting.
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by cbull 5mo ago
I found a few of my posts from 1997, am glad none of them were too cringe.
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by cbull 5mo ago
I found a few of my old posts from 1997
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by cbull 7mo ago
Yeah, the airplane armrests had those little metal ashtrays with the door you could fidget with...
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by cbull 7mo ago
I went to bingo years ago and there was a glass partition between the smoking and non, but it didn't go to the ceiling. So you'd sit in the non and just watch a wave of cigarette smoke roll over the top of the glass into your area
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by cbull 7mo ago
I think that depends on what sites you are using/things you are doing with it. The only time the fans turn on for me is one specific dashboard in Home Assistant. Nothing else I connect to even moves the needle on temperature/CPU u
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by cbull 7mo ago
Do you have a link to the app? There's way too many hits searching for honeydew online...
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by cbull 9mo ago
I use mine so I own my own data. Almost nothing I use talks to the internet but I still have a smart house (that runs just fine when my internet is out). And while it took some tinkering to setup (back in the "edit all the yaml" d
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by cbull 9mo ago
You must have some funky electricity at your place, I have two smart bulbs (a TP-Link wifi and a generic Zwave) that get daily use and have been running fine for 7 years now.
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by cbull 9mo ago
Same, 5800X in my X470 AORUS mobo and it's been fantastic, no desire to upgrade (already had the 64gb ram, so the CPU swap was simple, I think I got $50 from my old 2700 cpu)
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by cbull 10mo ago
There was that version of `kill` that you interfaced with by playing Doom...
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by cbull 11mo ago
There's loads of things at Microcenter you CAN hold in your hand though, plenty of keyboards, mice, game controllers out on display you can handle and see what you think. Their 3d printer section usually has all the printers running an
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by cbull 1y ago
I have an N100 miniPC that I'm using as an OPNSense firewall, claims to be fanless but it killed an NVME drive. Now I just have a small usb-powered fan aimed at it and it runs fine. Fortunately for me it's in the basement so I don
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by cbull 1y ago
Agree completely. I got ownership of my domain before he started charging, but looking now there's only a summary and it lists 45 email addresses in breaches, which means I need to pay a substantial amount to get a report, and I'm
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by cbull 1y ago
The "Hub" device can be as simple as a USB stick that's attached to the machine running Home Assistant. That's what I have been running for years, a Z-Wave USB stick that passes through to a ZwaveJS docker container (whi
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by cbull 1y ago
Your house is wired with an alternative and you can't imagine people who DON'T have that infrastructure are looking for a way of doing smart automations? I have been using HA for years and I love it, it does what I need it to do w
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by cbull 1y ago
I have one of the Brake Free lights and it uses an accelerometer, it's NOT just a basic tilt switch. Nor does it rattle when riding, it's a very solid unit. I've had friends following me (both in cars and motorcycles) who com
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by cbull 2y ago
I've used exif-database for something similar but it doesn't build the folder, it just lets you query the sqlite database to find what you are looking for. https://github.com/perk11/exif-database
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by cbull 2y ago
I used to work for a small business called The Air Courier Association. They didn't do any of the actual travel arraignments, they were a membership "club" that gave you all the information on the actual shipping companies an
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by cbull 2y ago
Earlier this year I think? I have a Twilio number that I setup just so my Home Assistant system could message me about things like water leaks. They stopped delivering any of those messages (while still charging me to send them!) and I have
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by cbull 2y ago
If you have a copy of the game there's still playable servers using Openspy ( http://beta.openspy.net/en/server-list/ut2004 ). I play regularly and the couple of servers I play on get full to the point nobody
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by cbull 2y ago
Why do you say people would "likely lose the domain"? I've had my own domain and been running my own email for almost 30 years (from back in the day you had to pay Network Solutions more than $100/year just for a domain)
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by cbull 3y ago
I use sendmail on a couple of servers. Started them in the late 90s with FreeBSD and it was easier to just keep moving the sendmail configs as I upgraded the servers. What I have works and works well for what I'm doing, though I have a
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by cbull 3y ago
It will do Security+ 2.0 with an add-on module (or that was the case several years ago when I got mine). The device has been fantastic, I got mine about 4 years ago and I just never think about it, it's never failed to work (even after
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by cbull 12y ago
Dallas data center, not upgraded, faster than London, slower than upgrade. ;) $> dd bs=1M count=1024 if=/dev/zero of=test conv=fdatasync 1024+0 records in 1024+0 records out 1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 2.19598 s