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grumblez
3y ago
Fortunately all of their lights work over a standard Zigbee connection. No need for a Hue Hub or App at all. I was already transitioning my lights from using the Hue Hub/App to directly connecting via Zigbee/HomeAssistant before
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grumblez
4y ago
Yeah that's covered in the article, but only applies to subdivisions of more than 5 houses. So the builders build larger anyway with ownership hidden in a shell game of LLCs to get around the regulation and build without that 100 year
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grumblez
4y ago
The issue there is that G-Suite's OAuth2 implementation doesn't yet support PKCE.
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grumblez
4y ago
Hi. ZT team member here. Networks members will continue to be able to communicate with the controller down as long as they were online before the controller went down. Not a full solution, I know. Otherwise, it's a difficult problem t
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grumblez
6y ago
There was interruption between GCP's monitoring & services on GCP. I also have my own Prometheus/Grafana stack in there and it kept chugging along fine, even though their DB graphs show severe dips in tx/sec in the time
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grumblez
6y ago
Actually, looks like it was something between their monitoring system & the DB. Per my prometheus stats, DB kept chugging along the whole time.
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grumblez
6y ago
Judging by the tx/sec count on a database I have hosted in us-west2, looks like their network backplane went up & down a few times between 5:58pm and 6:21pm tonight
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Rapid and cost-effective VPN scale with ZeroTier, OPNSense and FRRouting
(stubarea51.net)
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grumblez
7y ago
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grumblez
7y ago
"lesser known" as in protocols such as IPSec, ZeroTier, WireGuard, etc. Of which IPSec has been around forever and many NATs/Firewalls have special handling rules built in, just as @api mentioned in another comment. Yes, Zer
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grumblez
7y ago
If all sites are behind symmetric NATs, there's not much ZeroTier could do to help aside from telling him to assign direct mappings on the NAT/Firewall to each ZT instance. Symmetric NATs are antithetical to peer to peer communic
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grumblez
7y ago
You only need an account if you're using ZeroTier's hosted network controller service. You can run your own controller as well. The code to do so is in every instance of ZeroTier. https://github.com/zerotier
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grumblez
7y ago
Your physical network settings likely didn't allow direct connections between peers. Fix that and it'll work fine.
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grumblez
7y ago
Breaking News: Advertisers concerned feature is working as advertised.
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grumblez
7y ago
That's good to know. What confuses me is why they're saying "We continue to experience high levels of network congestion in the eastern USA", when I'm in us-west2 (Los Angeles) and none of my CloudSQL instances, no
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grumblez
7y ago
Finally. Won't need to run a VM for Docker anymore
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7y ago
This is configurable in Waze at least. There's a "Avoid difficult intersections" option in the Navigation settings.
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grumblez
8y ago
FYI: T-Mobile's app that they charge $4/month for is a reskin of the Hiya app ( https://hiya.com/ ) that's only $1.25/month when paid yearly.
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grumblez
8y ago
Unregistered WinRAR for life
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grumblez
8y ago
Absolutely. A month ago my step father was given 6-12 months. 11 days ago he passed away.
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grumblez
8y ago
It wasn't a whole lot of fun trying to connect code designed to operate at L2 (ZeroTier) with the L3 tun adapter they give you in iOS and Android. Fortunately that code doesn't have to be touched too often though :)
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grumblez
9y ago
I just wish it worked with Android Auto. Otherwise I'd probably still be subscribed to Apple Music rather than Spotify
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grumblez
9y ago
It's $100/month for licensing our web interface for controller management. You're free to set up your own network controller and write your interface for managing it :)