

One might argue it would be more difficult to do if you’re not a little paranoid.


One might argue it would be more difficult to do if you’re not a little paranoid.
But lookin’ good with that big beefy arm stickin’ outta the back of his beck there.


That implies that a plan even existed.


Two to 3 year old off lease business laptops can hit that price point and are often available with graphics cards. Might be an option also.


Brain implants are progressing, so I’m still hopeful to see full-dive VR in my lifetime. Also scared of how it will be enshtitfied.


Greylog is a syslog aggregator that might do what you’re looking for.


I’d only have two nickels, but…


The exception here would be ESP32 devices. These have been some of the most reliable devices in my home and the most versatile, no Internet access required. Zigbee works well, but runs in the same frequency space as wifi and Bluetooth. Matter and thread are the new hotness and run in that space too. They all work well together, but something to consider. Z Wave is in a separate frequency space, but is a less open protocol. I have at least a few of all of these and they all play nice. Consider your priorities and choose what’s best for your application.


Oh there’s no plans to make them Americans. They’ll be made an unincorporated territory with no voting rights where the constitution doesn’t fully apply. Not that it applies much anymore anyway.


We shall say AI to you again if you do not appease us.
Dude, nostalgia rush. Thank you.


I love unboxing some new tech, but why an access point specifically?
That might be helpful. So far I was skipping the window manager and just opening the application by itself in xinit.
Thanks, I’ll give that a look.
Based on the ingredients, it sounds like blended in a kinda almost pesto.


Maybe something like this. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0F93N2H36?psc=1


In Z-waveJS my Kwikset locks have a User Code V1 setting. Under that is all of the user code slots. The interface isn’t very pretty or intuitive, but it works well for adding, removing, enabling and disabling the codes.


What about mounting it sideways?
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