PSA on the topic of WHOIS. Avoid .us
domains. These by law can’t be hidden from WHOIS lookups.
Cool, thanks for sharing those. The cam lock looks solid. The klick-fix system that two wheel uses is solid, however it’s popped off once
Two Wheel Cycle Gear? If so, I absolutely love them. I have a one of the convertible pannier backpacks, and absolutely love it.
Came here to recommend those first two exactly
I really liked Weird Al when I was like 12. Still do.
Matrix is a new-ish decentralized, private, E2EE encryption protocol. It’s pretty neat. It still has some issues (at least that I experience. Mainly the Android app is constantly being super slow to receive messages), but it’s super promising.
They also have some goals to improve email infrastructure by integrating the matrix protocol, but not sure if that will go anywhere. I remember reading this off hand remark on their blog. Can’t find the source.
As the original comment said, there’s the concept ifa “bridge” which allows you to bridge other services to a matrix chat. So you could have a discord channel and matrix room bridged, as an example. A ready to go option with bridges is Beeper. But you can also setup your own stuff, as they said.
This movie was a quintessential piece in my college experience. My Social Network had a drinking game for this movie and did it a few times a year.
I barely remember the things towards the end of this movie
Are you trying to remember the comedian this joke is from? If so, it’s John Mulaney in The Top Part
Xilinx (now AMD) does really only make FPGAs (and some CPLDs I think). However that could also mean a lot of things. For all we know they could be old as all hell and be like Spartan 3 devices, which aren’t very big. Or they could also be more powerful, and thus scarier.
I wonder if people just saw it in their feeds and didn’t see the community? Since with just a few words into this comment I knew exactly what episode you were talking about… And I am sure that if I had seen your meme on chevron7 without the added context I would’ve known immediately. Since those are such a good couple of episodes
This is the way. I just moved and got a new TV. It has never been connected to the internet and never will. My Shield TV pro handles that
Thanks for the link. That one wouldn’t work for me as I am in the US, so the Z-Wave freq for that is wrong.
I think that I settled on something like the relay and a manual override switch, if I do anything at all.
They’re great. I already have one, and they also make a double one. They also have energy monitoring as well, which is nice. I use it for control my Christmas tree around Xmas time. I have it wired together which a foot switch thing, which is great.
Yeah, this was my thought (the fact that it’s just a relay), and I figured I could connect it’s output to the load to the switch pin on a relay instead. I am gonna look into this possibility, since it would allow for some sort of local control if things go down. My thought is I could set the temp on the physical therm to way below the target temp (in the heating months, above the target temp in the cooling). This way it kinda also acts as a fail safe. And if HA is down and we need to override it, we can. Might need to put more thought into this though.
Also, here is a Z-Wave relay I use for another project and it works well, just FYI Zooz ZEN51
Yeah, this is something I’m also toying with. Just get a relay and temp sensor and fake it out.
However this is not my first choice, as I prefer to still have control of things if HA is down or something. So I wonder if I could wire it in with the existing therm to provide the ability to override. Like when adding a real to a switch.
I don’t have control of the water temp, but I have pseudo control of the heating cooling by just turning it on or off. Which is pretty much the same premise as “normal” HVAC.
Off topic: how do you like simplex. I have heard of it, but you’re the first I’ve encountered who used it.