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by chneu 1y ago
I'm also running dozens of things alongside HA and I don't have to use proxmox. It's not hard to run HA in unsupported mode. The only real difference is an annoying reminder that you're unsupported. Everything else works
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by chneu 1y ago
To be fair, those captchas keep a decent amount of websites up because they prevent both/AI DDossing, to a degree.
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by chneu 1y ago
Triple J literally got me to fly to Australia because their music was so much fun.
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by chneu 1y ago
Americans fixate on simple solutions when in reality the answer is almost always "moderation and variety". Diet? Moderation and variety. Exercise? Moderation and variety. Social interaction? Moderation and variety. Etc.
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by chneu 1y ago
The book "Exercised" by Lieberman talks about this for a while. Basically, there's been an extension of life years, but there has also been an extension of the useless years at the end of people's lives. He makes a case
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by chneu 1y ago
Calling out Israeli propaganda isn't racist.
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by chneu 1y ago
Nah they'll use streaming websites. BitTorrent is too confusing for most people.
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by chneu 1y ago
Yeah the closest thing is Vimeo and Nebula. Vimeo is a crap shoot. Nebula is STEM focused. YouTube isn't bad.
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by chneu 1y ago
Just Google "reddit sport streams" So "reddit NBA stream" and you'll get results. Or duck duck go it. Find one or two you like, then use Unlock Origin to block all the annoying UI stuff and ads. The websites come an
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by chneu 1y ago
I've been running a Plex/jellyfin server for years and never had to rename any files. Don't do that. Match them in Jellyfin and leave the original filenames intact.
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by chneu 1y ago
https://awesome-selfhosted.net/ Huge list of self hosted stuff. I personally run Plex(TV/Movie/music), Audiobookshelf(podcasts), Immich(Google photos), along with a bunch of other unrelated stuff like Home Assista
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by chneu 1y ago
I wanna mention that these are generalizations meant to apply to the general population. There are always exceptions, but those dont apply to most people. No because the product isn't real. There is no actual shared benefit besides a
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by chneu 1y ago
I believe the latest episode of the "Modern Love" podcast is kind of about this. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/14/podcasts/why-boys-and-men... I don't have any more links off hand, but I
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by chneu 1y ago
Oh yeah don't think I was saying "I've only noticed this in young people" I know a lot of older folks who are horrible about this. It's a problem across the board. Thanks for being civil about it. This is a topic th
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by chneu 1y ago
my phrasing was bad. I meant "Federal loans and grants" not just "federal grants". Federal Loan/Grant Money --> School--> Student Private Loan Money --> Student--> School/Bills
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by chneu 1y ago
he flip flops so much i have no idea what's goign on anymore.
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by chneu 1y ago
I don't really buy that. It sounds more like "i'm picky about a washing machine" has become a personality trait, or a sunk cost, so there's no abandoning it at this point. Probably gonna find a decent washing machin
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by chneu 1y ago
lol you're not wrong but it's more like 2-3 hours of setup in 2025. It's usually just a plugin in HA or HACS nowadays. Nobody is using arduino's with HA anymore. You can order hardware that works out of the box for nearl
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by chneu 1y ago
Samsung's Good Lock is kind of their testing ground for new features. It lets people who want to tinker do it, while keeping people who probably shouldn't tinker from doing it. It's not available in the Google Play store beca
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by chneu 1y ago
You're making claims to begin with. Please cite your sources on B-12 and the other claims you've made. You're saying things that smell of bias. It also appears you're ignoring evidence that contradicts what you're s
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by chneu 1y ago
you're clearly using it wrong and blaming the device. multiple people have explained to you that you're the issue and your response is to get angry, throw around insults, and reiterate that you're using it wrong. you bought i
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by chneu 1y ago
you p much repeated what i said. you want to be told how to use your phone. you'll use the apps that you're given to do the tasks they decide you can do on your phone. that's fine. that's why stock ios exists. but the pe
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by chneu 1y ago
https://www.utilitydive.com/news/electric-transformer-shorta... https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2024/03/07/a-look-at-the-great-t...
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by chneu 1y ago
The USPS does a lot more than ship junk mail. It's a fun joke but it's super ignorant. It speaks to idiots, everyone else rolls their eyes and thinks you're not very bright. It's a public service. It doesn't need to
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by chneu 1y ago
There's an already large and growing body of research that shows cows are even bad for "marginal land". I work in the western US where we have a lot of desert grassland where cattle graze. We've seen a huge uptick in inv
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by chneu 1y ago
The latest research shows that cows destroy even the worst landscapes. They encourage invasive grass spreading which leads to more intense wildfires, which leads to more emissions. Any water spots get destroyed by cattle and consumed, usual
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by chneu 1y ago
Cattle and bison are nothing alike. I grew up ranching and have read the research on this. They don't graze the same, they don't migrate the same, they don't eat the same plants, they don't have the same predators, etc.
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by chneu 1y ago
Less than 7% of Americans eat enough fiber.
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by chneu 1y ago
>The commenter I responded to said that people don't need to eat animal products to live at optimal health, which is laughable, and this is an incredibly clear example of why. A quick google search will illuminate the dangers of B12
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by chneu 1y ago
It also means less resources used which benefits everyone. It also means healthier people which benefits everyone.

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