Why Radicale when you have a caldav-capable calendar in NC?

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I’m in literally the middle of nowhere, the next nearest house is 4 miles away and I’m not even connected to the grid. If there’s a wifi signal detectable, it’ll be mine. So I’ve shifted frequencies around trying to get it to stabilize, with little luck. I’ve primarily been using Sonoff, Aqara, Ikea and SMLight, and hubs from each of them.

Honestly, I’ve been migrating to zwave since I don’t seem to have issue with anything I use on that protocol.

It makes sense. Hopefully it’s more reliable than my Zigbee devices. I constantly have to power cycle devices made by a variety of manufacturers to get them to register again. And I’ve tried more than a few zigbee hubs. Can’t say I’m a fan.

python3 -m http.server

Thing like this are why there’s a million settings in KDE; every dev is prepared for the inevitable “but I hate it, make it go away” complaint. Granted, this complainer was pretty respectful and threw in a donation to soften the blow. Most people just act entitled, like the dev personally affronted them with their update.

Because Arch requires human sacrifice.

Oh, I’ve listened to it a few times over the years. I did go find it again.

Most people make the mistake of harvesting old bulls. The young ones are tasty.

Air compressor. Just have to be careful not to blow your anus off.

tankie.tube?

Yah, ima give that a miss.

Got an address? And maybe the number of the reservation desk?

I wonder why that RoboNope doesn’t just make a fail2ban entry for anything that accesses a disallowed url and drop them entirely.

Actually this look like it would do something similiar, then dumps them to fail2ban after the re-access the honeypot page too many times: https://petermolnar.net/article/anti-ai-nepenthes-fail2ban/

Cariboo. Elk is a close second.

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Grandma? Pls send money.

20F isn’t much of a fluctuation anyway.

Don’t expose anything outside of the tailnet and 99% of the potential problems are gone. Noobs should not expose services across a firewall. Period.

You do need a bit of horsepower to run Whisper locally. A Nabu Casa subscription gets you their voice processing, and it’s quick. Granted, it’s not local but I trust them a pile more than I trust either of the other two, and if I had to I’d buy a GPU and run it locally, that’s their focus anyway.