I just got my pi feeder up and running a month or so ago. I had no idea about skystats, I'm going to spin it up now and take a look!
edit: for those that might come across this, setup was super smooth, I'm running on another VM that is just grabbing data from my readsb instance on my raspi.
PoE needs to be more prevalent, IMO. When Smlight came out with the SLZB I jumped on it. Not only does it give me options for where to place it in my house, but it also allows me to make HA more resilient on my Proxmox cluster because it isn't tied to a single node with USB passthru.
I know that this probably is an edge case and that the HA team wants to make things easier with the HA green and HA yellow so USB still makes sense, but if this or the SWA-2 had PoE as an option, it would have been a no brainer.
100% agree. This feels like more of a learning tool to me. See how compose files are structured, maybe combine it with some documentation and start branching out from there.
DCM looks somewhat interesting, I'm not sure I have a use case for it between proxmox helper scripts and the "Docker run to Docker compose converter" in it-tools, but I always like messing with new containers so I might spin up DCM just to see if there's a use for me.
I also find it a little funny that DCM is a docker container that you have to copy a compose file from the documentation to launch when that is the exact use case they are saying you can avoid by using it.
I understand that people love it but for me it was just a slog that went nowhere. I really think I just don't enjoy fantasy as a genre since I also do not like LOTR at all.
The Hook Up had a great video on this. He compared a lot of different options and ranks them based on functionality with and without internet.
https://youtu.be/wnFoQ84SRL4
Now it's weird? Now? It was always weird
I just got my pi feeder up and running a month or so ago. I had no idea about skystats, I'm going to spin it up now and take a look!
edit: for those that might come across this, setup was super smooth, I'm running on another VM that is just grabbing data from my readsb instance on my raspi.
PoE needs to be more prevalent, IMO. When Smlight came out with the SLZB I jumped on it. Not only does it give me options for where to place it in my house, but it also allows me to make HA more resilient on my Proxmox cluster because it isn't tied to a single node with USB passthru.
I know that this probably is an edge case and that the HA team wants to make things easier with the HA green and HA yellow so USB still makes sense, but if this or the SWA-2 had PoE as an option, it would have been a no brainer.
No time for that now the computer's starting
Amazon bought Ring in 2018 and the enshitification has been coming for years, just another reason to ditch all Ring cameras.
I think that's actually the robotaxi "logo". I've seen other promo pictures that say robotaxi on the front door
underneath the seaaaaaaaa laaaaaab, underneath the water
Umbriel: This here's a volcanic vent. The water comes out at over 4000 degrees.
Fry: No Kidding....
Umbriel: Did it just get colder?
Same with face unlock, not requiring a warrant, if I'm remembering correctly
100% agree. This feels like more of a learning tool to me. See how compose files are structured, maybe combine it with some documentation and start branching out from there.
DCM looks somewhat interesting, I'm not sure I have a use case for it between proxmox helper scripts and the "Docker run to Docker compose converter" in it-tools, but I always like messing with new containers so I might spin up DCM just to see if there's a use for me.
I also find it a little funny that DCM is a docker container that you have to copy a compose file from the documentation to launch when that is the exact use case they are saying you can avoid by using it.
I'm pushing through S6 now.... I just watched Mazey Day and I fully understand why I originally skipped this season.
Game of Thrones.
I understand that people love it but for me it was just a slog that went nowhere. I really think I just don't enjoy fantasy as a genre since I also do not like LOTR at all.
Just another way to pat themselves on the back with big numbers.
huh? Undervolting has been part of overclocking for as long as I can remember
github is a good one, I didn't think of that. Thank you
Generally what are you using it for? I've had trouble finding uses outside of youtube and a handful of news sites.
I setup tinyrss a month or so ago, I just can't get into it. Any tips?