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lemming741

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  • Thoughts on the Unifi Protect multisensor

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  • How often do you update software on your servers?

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  • Probably every 2 months. When I have a day off work with nothing to do. I have a few VMs that are more fragile than I want to admit and if something breaks I want to have time to tinker instead of just restoring a backup.

  • Thoughts on Philips Hue Lights

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  • Esphome based, so the learning curve it kinda steep of you just want a simple on/off bulb BUT it will open your eyes to what's possible. This also avoids zigbee and z-wave. The state of those Z radios is so bad that Home Assistant released their own.

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    What is the problem with banning weapons?

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  • They're trying to manufacture a crisis, so using guns against ICE is what they want to justify their next steps.

    I do not disagree with you though

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    What is the problem with banning weapons?

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  • Do you believe Luigi Mangione killed Brian Thompson? Can he be found guilty with the evidence against him?

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  • Sun tsu said don't interrupt them

  • Most technologies continue to improve with innovation, like WiFi. What is a technology that was nearly perfect upon conception?

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  • Yeah that's how I meant it. It short circuits their business model.

  • Most technologies continue to improve with innovation, like WiFi. What is a technology that was nearly perfect upon conception?

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  • Solid body electric guitars- the first models have been in continuous production and are still available.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fender_Telecaster

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibson_Les_Paul

    There were earlier "electric guitars" but I'm thinking all inventions build on previous creations. I don't think you'll find many pure answers to OPs question. I think the closest you'll find is going to be an advancement that produced a single step change in design that flattened the innovation curve forever after. I think the microwave oven was a great example.

    Electric fuses also come to mind. Little has changed since 1890.

  • Most technologies continue to improve with innovation, like WiFi. What is a technology that was nearly perfect upon conception?

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  • So good, that Google abandoned their reader

  • Every time!

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  • Does that make Ubuntu protestant?

  • Whats the deal with tesla theorizing we can transmit electricity through the air? Are we too dumb to figure it out or is it an exaggeration?

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  • He explained it all to his wife before his death, but she refused to share the key points with other scientists.

  • Suspension problem

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  • Are you dual booting windows by chance?

    Maybe check if there is newer firmware available for the chip set.

  • Privacy friendly keypad/electronic door lock at home?

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  • Suspension problem

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  • It's worth stepping back to through the "latest" 6.11 hwe and 6.8 hwe kernels to see if it improves.

  • Suspension problem

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  • That's too modern 🤣

    My Lenovo t14 amd 360 misbehaves on 6.11, but is great on 6.8

  • Readarr alternative suggestions?

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  • Are Street Racers "bad people"?

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  • Security camera recommendations?

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  • Some reolink cameras (B800 for sure) scramble the encoding to lock them to reolink NVRs. I used two of them with frigate by running neolink because fuck vendor lock in

    https://github.com/QuantumEntangledAndy/neolink

    I had problems with the 0.6.x series but 0.5.18 ran well enough. I abandoned those cams because they would occasionally switch to sending static to frigate and locking it down.

  • FFS Plex, the server is on my local network

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  • There is a dlna server but it has "totally unintentional" memory leaks that cause it to crash after a few days and they refuse to fix.