grahamj

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by grahamj 2y ago
You probably don't need Homebridge if you run HA. You can expose whatever you like from HA to HomeKit so it works great with Apple devices.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I'm aware but I'm one of the like 5 people that bought the overpriced MyQ-HomeKit adapter and it's still working to provide HA control. If it ever dies I'll be going ratgdo or opengarage for sure
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by grahamj 2y ago
I think they meant they're missing having one now, and so will switch to HA partly to have one.
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by grahamj 2y ago
huh? it's OSS
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by grahamj 2y ago
yeah I f'ing love HA, it's my favourite hobby. But as it turns out I'm a programmer so I guess it fits :D HA is only good for normies if there's a techie setting it up and keeping it running.
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by grahamj 2y ago
The bulbs are ok but I tried moving my Hue motion sensors over to my main Zigbee network and they were terrible, constantly dropping offline and needing reset. Luckily Hue is made by Philips who I'm pretty sure aren't going anywhe
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by grahamj 2y ago
+1 for HA on Proxmox
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by grahamj 2y ago
Yes I'd like to report the error of Taiwan being labeled "Republic of China"
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by grahamj 2y ago
Great idea! I wish I could filter all videos that start with "I "
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by grahamj 2y ago
I love this! My only wish is that it was integrated into FreeTube, since I won't use Google properties directly.
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by grahamj 2y ago
If they're a shut-in it definitely rounds to zero
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by grahamj 2y ago
I agree that phone manufacturers should focus on features more than performance as it's been more than fine for some time now. I use an iPhone 14 Pro and it's still more than fast enough for everything I do with it. As for converg
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by grahamj 2y ago
Profiling people for advertising, building shadow profiles, buying 3rd party user data, tracking people across the web, devices and geographically, psychological experiments, optimizing for engagement, limiting post reach without pay... gen
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by grahamj 2y ago
> I want my data to not be sold to the highest bidder, that's all. sigh I wish this was easier to achieve. But at least in the case of The Verge the sub removes third party ads so it should increase privacy even if it doesn't r
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by grahamj 2y ago
> For me personally, and I expect a not insignificant portion of users, paying for a subscription is primarily to remove advertising completely. I also put quite a bit of effort into removing ads from my and my family's eyeballs. I
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by grahamj 2y ago
I'm sticking with fuckerbook
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by grahamj 2y ago
Love it! I can't help but think there's still a way to use native scrolling though. You could start with a tall document, say, 10k pixels and grab the scroll position and multiply it out when it moves to get sort of a macro scroll
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by grahamj 2y ago
This is a very short-sighted point of view. $8B is about $50 per taxpayer; keeping the US semiconductor industry alive is a better investment - and more important - than whatever you'd spend it on.
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by grahamj 2y ago
The market does whatever makes the market the most money. That is frequently not the best thing for you or your country.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Register article: https://www.theregister.com/2024/12/02/intel_gelsinger_leave... "At least he'll have company as he joins 15K colleagues headed for the door" Heyoo!
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by grahamj 2y ago
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by grahamj 2y ago
> What's to say he doesn't want to simply enjoy life News: https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/02/intel-ceo-pat-gelsinger-is-o... Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger ousted by board
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by grahamj 2y ago
hehe, or humour apparently
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by grahamj 2y ago
There are only three ways to avoid being in an echo chamber: - Use a system that allows you to choose your sources and choose to follow a diverse set of content - Use a system that does not allow such choice and trust that its algorithm sup
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by grahamj 2y ago
Hopefully everyone is getting away from X
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by grahamj 2y ago
What is your favourite colour?
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by grahamj 2y ago
I think they put the Y in the wrong place; should have called it bootykit!
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by grahamj 2y ago
You’re right that it’s possible, absolutely. The problem is the government would first have to want to do that. If they’re planning to hoover up social media usage data then they probably won’t.
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by grahamj 2y ago
If X owns the accounts then it shouldn't get Section 230 protection for them.
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by grahamj 2y ago
If X owns the accounts then it shouldn't get Section 230 protection for them.

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