Kinda weird to see my hometown on Lemmy, but kinda fun I guess. I feel like the WDRB segment is slightly misleading because it doesn't acknowledge the Big Four bridge that most affected traffic could take instead. It's a toll road now, so I get why people, myself included, don't want to take it. There's also the Sherman Minton which might be an option but a little farther out of the way.
But also, yeah those two southbound, even northbound, lanes are pretty tight and can be a bit spooky to go over. Honestly seems like a reasonable safety improvement that people of kentuckiana will absolutely not be interested in.
I had this happen to me too. For some reason, my Plex tunnel kept working for a little longer after my ISP enabled CG-NAT. Sometimes you can contact your ISP for a static IP but the solution to this is to use a tunnel of some sort, like a Cloudflare tunnel or Tailscale or a NGINX reverse proxy on a VPS provider like Hetzner or IBM Cloud or AWS Lightsail.
That thermostat should work over WiFi and not use Thread so as long as your network supports Matter, you should be good. If it doesn't support Matter, you can use the meross_lan integration.
.lib files are static libraries on Windows. Deleting them won't do anything unless you want to foil their link step. Which they're already doing Windows dev, ya know they're suffering enough as-is.
I tried to use Shinobi as my PVR for a while but dealt with a lot of usability and stability issues. Switching to Frigate has been much better. Configuration can be a bit difficult but it's rock solid and really great. Plus the home assistant integration is top notch.
I've had a lot of luck with Amcrest cameras and also managed to use a cheap Tapo camera within my setup.
I typically lurk on All and see posts from the German language communities all the time. I don't have a clue what any of the posts mean but they seem fun. I hope the Indian subreddits are the same way.
I don't know how it impacts the paid feature changes recently but you can add additional "LAN Networks" to Plex in the "Network" tab in the Settings to consider additional IP Ranges as a LAN network.
I believe the LAN detection is based on the original subnet of the server where traffic from any other range is treated as WAN access.
The list in question:
#30 - Lost In Translation
#29 - Arrival
#28 - The Dark Knight
#27 - Adaptation
#26 - Anatomy of a Fall
#25 - Phantom Thread
#24 - Her
#23 - Boyhood
#22 - The Grand Budapest Hotel
#21 - The Royal Tenenbaums
#20 - Wolf of Wall Street
#19 - Zodiac
#18 - Y tu mamá también
#17 - Brokeback Mountain
#16 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
#15 - City of God
#14 - Inglorious Bastards
#13 - Children of Men
#12 - The Zone of Interest
#11 - Mad Max: Fury Road
#10 - The Social Network
#9 - Spirited Away
#8 - Get Out
#7 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
#6 - No Country for Old Men
#5 - Moonlight
#4 - In the Mood for Love
#3 - There Will Be Blood
#2 - Mulholland Drive
#1 - Parasite
Pretty reasonable honestly.
Kinda weird to see my hometown on Lemmy, but kinda fun I guess. I feel like the WDRB segment is slightly misleading because it doesn't acknowledge the Big Four bridge that most affected traffic could take instead. It's a toll road now, so I get why people, myself included, don't want to take it. There's also the Sherman Minton which might be an option but a little farther out of the way.
But also, yeah those two southbound, even northbound, lanes are pretty tight and can be a bit spooky to go over. Honestly seems like a reasonable safety improvement that people of kentuckiana will absolutely not be interested in.
Obligatory, fuck mike braun
The best thing thing about letterboxd is the shitposts. The "real" reviews feel kinda eh.
I have this mower, it's fine.
Absolutely love the sentiment and the action, but bro you're jumping into the pool with actual clothes on??? Unhinged behavior.
Umnm acthually, it's called RTX now thank you very much
How DARE this post claim that XBOX is a monopoly, nobody is buying that shit.
I had this happen to me too. For some reason, my Plex tunnel kept working for a little longer after my ISP enabled CG-NAT. Sometimes you can contact your ISP for a static IP but the solution to this is to use a tunnel of some sort, like a Cloudflare tunnel or Tailscale or a NGINX reverse proxy on a VPS provider like Hetzner or IBM Cloud or AWS Lightsail.
That thermostat should work over WiFi and not use Thread so as long as your network supports Matter, you should be good. If it doesn't support Matter, you can use the meross_lan integration.
I'm currently using a Meross thermostat as it was relatively cheap: https://shop.meross.com/collections/smart-thermostat/products/matter-smart-thermostat-mts300ma
Currently using the meross_lan (https://github.com/krahabb/meross_lan) integration to make it work because my LAN doesn't support Matter.
.lib files are static libraries on Windows. Deleting them won't do anything unless you want to foil their link step. Which they're already doing Windows dev, ya know they're suffering enough as-is.
I tried to use Shinobi as my PVR for a while but dealt with a lot of usability and stability issues. Switching to Frigate has been much better. Configuration can be a bit difficult but it's rock solid and really great. Plus the home assistant integration is top notch. I've had a lot of luck with Amcrest cameras and also managed to use a cheap Tapo camera within my setup.
I typically lurk on All and see posts from the German language communities all the time. I don't have a clue what any of the posts mean but they seem fun. I hope the Indian subreddits are the same way.
Jonesy is a good cat
They got Tim McGraw??? What an interesting choice.
What's the connection with HBO Max? I thought Disney wasn't connected there.
At least in the US, it had a theatrical run before going to Disney+.
Yuri jumpscare should 100% be a thing
I don't know how it impacts the paid feature changes recently but you can add additional "LAN Networks" to Plex in the "Network" tab in the Settings to consider additional IP Ranges as a LAN network. I believe the LAN detection is based on the original subnet of the server where traffic from any other range is treated as WAN access.
The list in question: #30 - Lost In Translation #29 - Arrival #28 - The Dark Knight #27 - Adaptation #26 - Anatomy of a Fall #25 - Phantom Thread #24 - Her #23 - Boyhood #22 - The Grand Budapest Hotel #21 - The Royal Tenenbaums #20 - Wolf of Wall Street #19 - Zodiac #18 - Y tu mamá también #17 - Brokeback Mountain #16 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon #15 - City of God #14 - Inglorious Bastards #13 - Children of Men #12 - The Zone of Interest #11 - Mad Max: Fury Road #10 - The Social Network #9 - Spirited Away #8 - Get Out #7 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind #6 - No Country for Old Men #5 - Moonlight #4 - In the Mood for Love #3 - There Will Be Blood #2 - Mulholland Drive #1 - Parasite Pretty reasonable honestly.
This graph is HIGHLY misleading as it doesn't include the time in 2019 when Notre Dame's pollution was much higher for a brief period of time.