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Awair let's you hit the device on the LAN and get JSON, so the software is all mine. You don't have to let it connect out or report to anyone else. That is one of the reasons I picked it, I like my smart home to stay home.
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I use an Awair, also in a cold climate. Seeing the data for my air quality motivated me to install an air exchanger. Having the monitor allowed me to see how much we needed to exchange in order to keep the CO2 at a decent level. For anyone
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2y ago
As long as it keeps working and doing gpg, call it whatever ya want.
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You are so right. There are very few things I look forward to when thinking about eating out - french fries is one. I don't deep fry and air fry or baked at home does not compare to the real thing. Steak is one where I've had bett
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In the US, this is so true and sad. After building my first home with insulation way beyond code I learned the sad lesson that it won't get you a dime more when it is time to sell. We keep in touch with the new owners who have since th
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2y ago
I'm so tired of bots. A certain bot from Singapore started pulling all of the product images across multiple domains. Ok, whatever... Then we realized it never stopped. It made enough requests to download them 4-5x over and was still g
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3y ago
There is a ghost road I reported on Google and was ignored. It wasn't just any road, an impossible road. It is a straight line from the base of a mountain right to the top, all while gaining thousands of feet in elevation. I haven'
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Injections can be done at home, after you do some at the office and you get your doctor to agree. My wife gets it shipped to our door each month. In her case, this doesn't cure anything, but manages symptoms of MCAS. Not ideal, but way
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3y ago
My wife also gets 2 a month, on the same day, but I get to stab her in the gut. Good times!
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My wife has been on Xolair for about a year, monthly injections (more would be nice, but that is all we can get from insurance). In her case, MCAS (Mast cell activation disorder) her body reacts to everything as if it were a food allergy -
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3y ago
Is that why it is going down hill? I'm less inclined to visit now that they insist on showing me content that they think I want. I miss the days of only seeing stuff from my topics I've joined.
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3y ago
"All your bips are belong to us!"
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3y ago
As a low paid, part-time intern I finished a project with another low paid, part-time intern. We were supposed to have some FT people on with us, but that never happened so we just kept working. We only had one weekly meeting and it was a c
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3y ago
Long ago I got a Psion Series 5. One feature was that it could dial a phone number (output the DTMF) for you. Messing around I've day I realized a contact could have a very long phone number. This was also back in the day when answerin
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I went to the local clinic because I wasn't sure if my appendix was the problem. I had some signs, but others not at all. The doc pushed in on my right side, slowly. It didn't hurt, maybe a bit uncomfortable. He let of quickly and
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If you ran a gas stove and couldn't measure anything, I really question your meters or method - it maybe your house is build like a cheese grater. My meter was off the charts when turning on the gas range or oven. I didn't get a m
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3y ago
Did the smell of a banana, or just having one in the house set you off - or did you have to eat it to have a response?
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"The immune system is complicated as hell." You got that right! My wife used to eat a banana every day. Then something in her flipped and she reacts as if she is allergic to bananas and the rest of the world - not exaggerating. Sh
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3y ago
I can answer for my kids. Everything they do is in the cloud and accessible on any device. I'm not sure they'd understand why anyone would want a thumb drive. As for attachments on emails, they don't (even for a 100% online h
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Searching is slow (kinda expected that right now), but after clicking a product and then hitting back, I have to wait for the search again. Not at computer so I didn't check the headers, but maybe allow the client to cache the response
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3y ago
So software is my son's Bad Piggies flying monstrosity! You only left out the crates of TNT.
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In with ya. When reading that pirated music costs 70,000 jobs I just laugh. I don't think there would be more jobs (maybe a few), but that the people at the top would have a bigger salary or bonus.
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3y ago
People are weird about electricity. It isn't uncommon for people to be scared when they learn I wired my home which has a 400 amp service. I wired the previous two also. Sure electricity could kill me, burn me, burn down my house, etc.
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3y ago
Subaru has theirs adjusted too high from the factory. They are nice, bright lights, but now that I adjusted them down nobody flashes their brights at me.
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We have a newer Subaru and were getting flashed like it was Mardi Gras. I started looking into adjusting the lights and found several places talking about how the Subarus are to high right from the dealer and their service department. That
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I worked in an office, then at home where I worked constantly, then back to the office where I appreciated closing my laptop and being done. Now I've been remote for many years and am happy to say I've trained myself to watch my h
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Was available... For the right price, it is rectifiable.
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How far away (as the crow flies) is the cabin? Check out APRS. I use it to message me wife when I'm backpacking. I regularly see messages from 200 miles away on my hand held, without Internet. I'm in Montana, so mountain top repea
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What interests you? Talking around the world? Communicating more in your immediate area? Socially, or for emergencies? Voice, Morse code or some digital modes? There is a huge spectrum of things you can do and the amount of money you can sp
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I did Tcl, but in the Storyserver world and hated it. Ok, we got things done, but it was slow. I believe Tcl wasn't to blame, but that was my only experience with it so I couldn't compare it with and without Storyserver. I forget
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