lhamil64

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by lhamil64 3y ago
I'm lucky enough to work at a place that gives us actual offices. Some offices are larger with two desks (so some people share) but I have my own office. There's apparently some plan to improve our site and I'm really hoping
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by lhamil64 3y ago
I'm having a hard time understanding what you are saying you Google.
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by lhamil64 3y ago
Or open up a local API so Home Assistant users don't even need to hit their servers in the first place, which is preferable anyway...
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by lhamil64 3y ago
> If it's on your LAN, you probably have physical access to it and that's basically a factor in itself. Just because it's a LAN doesn't mean you have to be physically present to access the device. Another device on y
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by lhamil64 3y ago
I recently switched from smart lights that used a cloud service to local ZigBee lights controlled via Home Assistant. One of the first things I noticed was just how snappy they are. You tap the button and they immediately turn off, almost l
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by lhamil64 3y ago
What about on mobile?
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by lhamil64 3y ago
No I don't, do you know if you can buy the truSDX pre-assembled, or does it just come in a kit? I'm visually impaired, so soldering is difficult for me. But I'd like to try getting on HF.
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by lhamil64 3y ago
I got my license about a month ago and ordered a QDX to try FT8, but they're super back-ordered. The orders page shows that they're just now fulfilling orders from May.
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by lhamil64 3y ago
My area has something like this, but it's very limited. Basically you can call a number to schedule a time for a bus to pick you up, and they plan a route around everyone. But you have to give I think 2-3 days notice, and they only run
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by lhamil64 3y ago
How is downloading a video "giving it away"? You're already consuming the content. I guess the one angle I can see is that by watching the local copy, you aren't seeing any ads that might be on the page/video. But t
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by lhamil64 3y ago
They do have the cloud version of Office which is "free".
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by lhamil64 3y ago
I'm not surprised you had issues with that wifi repeater. The way those kinds work, they just take an existing wifi signal and repeat it back out. This kills 50% of your bandwidth for devices connected to the repeater. A better option
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by lhamil64 3y ago
We used Notes at work until a few years ago and it still had it IIRC. I never stopped to think about why the pictures changed, that's interesting. Another annoying decision is that they prevented pasting passwords, which is very inconv
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by lhamil64 3y ago
I'll echo this. I've been legally blind my whole life, and I received a ton of assistance throughout school and college. This was mostly via my state's Commission for the Blind but I think most states have something similar.
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by lhamil64 3y ago
I was initially confused by the headline. This is not Starlink. This is a satellite for HughesNet.
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by lhamil64 3y ago
> you typically fly by a tower and have them make visual confirmation I've been wondering for a while when I read stuff like this, why don't modern airplanes have exterior cameras that cover every surface? I watched a video rec
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by lhamil64 3y ago
They actually did change it. It used to be much more readable. There's a comparison screenshot in this article https://css-tricks.com/apple-messages-color-contrast/