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Yeah i love nomad! We've been testing to migrate to it

I'll just add it's extremely easy to migrate, pg_dump and then just load it back up.

How hard has it been to move to opnsense? I've been dragging my feet on doing it because my pfsense router is setup just where it needs to be but i really do want to move.

The apple music thing is sooooo annoying. I only use my mac for zoom and so every time I open it there's apple music again.

I use my phone the same way, no apps and run GrapheneOS - no problems.

Thank you for this - i know what I'm setting up Monday.

How do you sync music to it?

This site is completely unusable without javascript, just spits out "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app."

I never realized how crucial fzf was to my workflow til a fish shell update broke it and I was paralyzed til I got it fixed

I was asking for this exact thing on May 1st in slack. Glad it came through, I shelved the project until I could come up with something.

Amen to that, after avoiding kubernetes at home for so long (run a quite a lot of clusters at work in production and while not a nightmare, it is a lot of work) - I've now moved most of my self-hosted stuff to k3s. It's been a joy to work with.

We're even looking at starting to migrate most of our edge deployments to k3s as well.

Really really awesome piece of work by Rancher.

doubtful, non-technical users really aren't the target for things like freenas/truenas.

I'm completely with you on that, after those Jeep hacks that came out a few years back I think an internet connection on my vehicle is kind of the last thing I want.

Maybe I'm just paranoid though.

Same for me but with an actual real usable truck. I know that they tend to get vilified around here but as someone who uses the functions of it every single day, I have a feeling we're going to be waiting a while.

I see used Tesla's around but I think the used market is still very small around them.

Does Tesla sell the used lease trade ins? What are people even trading in a 3 year old Model 3 for? Another Model 3?

Yeah I was intrigued to just try a demo to get an idea of what it was about but closed it after I realized I would have to sign up for something.

Not having to stare at the screen to type is such a huge thing for me, also I've completely disabled auto-correct.

I'm really sad that it feels like we're dwindling down on physical keyboard phones.

It was a bit hacky, i just had rtl_433 output the values as json, piped them into a mqtt topic and used node-red to inject the values in influxdb

nothing fancy

yeah! I had picked one up a while ago to play with it and had some fun and stashed it away for a while. Well last week i was BBQing and the receiver end of my little remote temp monitor stopped working. Found rtl_433 that already is setup to read the output from the sender portion and in like 10 minutes had it graphed on grafana with alerts for temps!

I will never understand why basic authentication in ES was locked behind a X-Pack license. That's always seemed absolutely bonkers to me.

I use postmark to do my delivery. They support outbound smtp that my internal postfix relays to and you pay per email even tho they gave me so many free credits I havent paid anything.

pinephone will be my next phone, ubports on nexus 5 has been pretty good too.

That said I feel like we're going into this weird place where you have to have a cell phone even though every day i feel like wanting to have one less and less.

Oh yeah that would be great if we could have afforded it. Not everyone lived in a world where they could "get out and enjoy ethnic food" and some having it local and have the ability to make it yourself was the only option.

Your comment comes off very condescending.

Been using them as my outbound processor for my self-hosted email to avoid dealing with all the reputation and it works flawlessly.

I've found many great sites recently using https://wiby.me/ which definitely feels like a search engine of old

This so much for me. My truck has all knobs and buttons, it's extremely easy to adjust anything. No screen but a simple one in the middle (the 8 Matrix screens or whatever they're called)

Meanwhile my wife's car has a full infotainment system and I have to stare at it to figure out what buttons to hit next and it drives me nuts.

That said I'm also partial to removing all screens outside of some kind of GPS. People already don't respect driving their 2-3 ton machine at 100+ feet per second, stop giving them even more reasons to not pay attention to the road.

My only real complaint with graylog is it seems between V2 and V3 all the modules/packs (or whatever they call them) broke and you the useful ones are broken now.

Maybe it's better now since I tried but it was a real negative when trying to import some of them to find out later they were incompatible.

I like to have control over my data and I don't have a lot of trust to most cloud storage services (especially not google).

That said in the end it's personal preference, it's not for everyone. I'm also a hobby admin who enjoys it.

This is neat though I don't seem to be able to link more than 2 nodes together.

Same, home assistant really just acts as a consistent-ish api to all my home devices.

That said I only use smart devices I control over my LAN and none that require I interact with a companies provided API.