thegreekgeek @ thegreekgeek @midwest.social

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Looks like someone at Bose saw Fringe lol

Hehehe

Looking at the wiki entry for the Part Design toolbox's pocket tool it looks like you can make one through multiple bodies.

They see when you've been fapping, they know when you're awake. They know where you are parked at night but there's no name so it's okay. OH!

Yeah E2EE doesn't really matter much if your notification service routes through Google or Apple. Which they pretty much all do if you have push notifications enabled.

Don't even need proton for that, just use delta chat.

Oooh, that sounds awesome! I need this.

Yeah looking at the GitHub it seems like it might also be geared towards fleet management if you build it from source. I ended up going with HeadUnit Reloaded in self mode and that works well enough.

So just using Calibre to sync your books is kind of a pain in the ass, I agree. Especially with multiple users. However! Sync isn't the only way of getting books on your devices.

You can set up a locally browsable OPDS catalog for you to download your books from. There should be a bunch of "Calibre server" options in your sharing settings in Calibre, that's what you'll need. You can access it from the web browser or your reader's built-in OPDS browser (most android ebook readers that aren't dedicated app store portals have one).

That being said you can also install the calibre-web package to your homelab, which hosts the library database and the OPDS server standalone. With that setup you'd only need to use the Calibre app to manage or add books your remote library, either directly or syncing the library database file.

Both of these methods are okay if you want to curate the books on your devices, but if you're like me and want all the books everywhere sync is ideal. For that I use the Reading List Calibre extension, which lets you create multiple reading lists for multiple devices that are populated with a library search (i.e. "date:<=45daysago" will search for books added to Calibre within the last 45 days) and automatically sync up on device connection.

Because fuck you we're Sony I guess?

Just found cosmos cloud again after losing track of the post, was thinking of maybe going with that for my next iteration of my family cloud replacement project. My only gripe is that the mesh VPN they recommend for remote access has no iOS client at the moment. Pretty sure you can use Cloudflare tunnels though.

Oh that's sick! I've been interested in the chameleon since they first posted on Reddit. How finicky is it?

You don't have NSFW turned off on your account do you? That's all I got.

The product page for the sonoff dongle says 40-50 meters line-of-sight but it'll depend on your walls and wifi interference.

Best way around that I've found is with feedme on android. It's got a mobilizer with a customizable css selector. Just set the app to load the feed in web view and to use the mobilizer and you're good to go.

That I had a savings goal that I put a dollar a day into for three years to get there lol.

I'm so confused lol

I have an instance of freshrss feeding into feedme and it's awesome. I went with feedme because it's got a built in mobilizer that you can customize if the feed doesn't have the whole article content.

Yeah I got the CR-10v2 (basically a rebranded CR-10s) and it's been pretty solid. The (latest?) CR-10 SE looks quite nice with linear rails on the X and Y axes, input shaping, auto bed leveling and a direct drive extruder; though the build area isn't quite as big as the original at 220mm².

I think the scale of the projects and the amount of time it takes to build gives people time to work things in to the plans. I also imagine it's affected by the local supply chain.

That being said I'm more on the fence about them after reading about some of the challenges involved in making them economical. Can you imagine a factory recall on a reactor part? And that's not even talking about nuclear waste disposal which we still haven't figured out reliably beyond "stick it over there and hopefully it won't be a problem for a few hundred years."