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by zrail 6y ago
Wait so you have a separate HA for every room in your house? What benefit do you actually get from that? Edit upon further reflection: I’m doing something very similar. I have one bad mesh right now with lots of repeaters to transit my ridi
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by zrail 6y ago
I end-run around the weird HA z-wave integration by using zwave2mqtt running on a pi with my HA running in a VM on a server in my homelab. I haven’t had nearly as many issues after I switched to this setup and it it running.
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by zrail 6y ago
Double. Oof. That’s no fun.
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by zrail 6y ago
Very early on we switched from an audio monitor to a video monitor specifically so we could answer this question without panicked running across the house. It’s really hard to generalize what an alarm cry could mean. In my experience they w
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by zrail 6y ago
I recently picked up a Canon PIXMA IP8720 which isn't quite as fancy as the P900 but still pretty fancy as these things go. It prints amazing photos.
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by zrail 6y ago
Not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised if life and disability insurance through the tunnel workers union is extraordinarily expensive.
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by zrail 6y ago
Those guys have socialized health care and government sponsored pensions.
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by zrail 6y ago
That's really interesting. It seems like in my area their system stays up and running but that's probably because lots of people have their home phone service running through Comcast.
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by zrail 6y ago
I set up my standing desk with my monitor (a 33lb 43” monster from LG) on a separate rolling tv stand. My desk is a small hand cranked standing desk from Amazon. It’s far from perfect but it works for now. My next setup will have motor legs
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by zrail 6y ago
I mis-worded the question, I think. Here's an example of the problem: On Friday I sent an email to my kid's principal asking about COVID-related things. I cc'd my spouse. When the principal replied they pressed "reply&qu
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by zrail 6y ago
I have the opposite problem. I _want_ people to reply-all when I have put someone on cc.
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by zrail 6y ago
That's probably the best solution to this problem. I didn't realize that that was a possibility. And actually it doesn't even have to be that complicated. I already have wildcard forwarding set up on one of our domains to sen
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Ask HN: Does anyone have a fix for people not using reply-all?
3 points by zrail 6y ago|14 comments
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by zrail 6y ago
The current shape of the internet itself (BGP peering among autonomous systems, a decent number of large tier 1 ISPs, etc) is, on its face, a relatively successful federation. The applications running atop that federation are, as you say, c
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by zrail 6y ago
My company pays a good chunk for startup expenses for remotes but so far we haven’t convinced them to pick up the tab for internet.
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by zrail 6y ago
Same. I get trapped in these often and for large ones I've felt like I've needed to make drastic life changes like quit jobs or move to escape them. It's good to know that I'm not the only one that feels these things.
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by zrail 6y ago
If I were writing an API in Ruby today I would define my output types as Sorbet structs and call `serialize.to_json` on them at render time. I haven't benchmarked it against anything but it seems reasonably fast.
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by zrail 6y ago
Is DynamoDB baked into the product or could new adapters be written to use different key/value stores? Things like leveldb for local-only ledgers or even an adapter on top of PostgreSQL's jsonb field might be useful.
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by zrail 6y ago
How do you mean? Like, HTTP?
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by zrail 6y ago
Excellent cat A++++++++ would pet. Agree with sibling, this is the only good subthread in this trash fire.
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by zrail 6y ago
The “Current Outlook” section of the Wikipedia article gives a reasonable overview of the literature. This reddit thread has additional links: https://www.reddit.com/r/climatechange/comments/fv5oyh/has_t.
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by zrail 6y ago
The Clathrate Gun hypothesis is not plausible. Recent research basically disproves it.
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by zrail 6y ago
Yeah either way. The playing field should be level.
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by zrail 6y ago
Which is _bullshit_. Everyone should be able to deduct their out of pocket premium costs.
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by zrail 6y ago
Most marketing email service providers provide something like this. If you've seen a link at the top of an email that says "view this in your web browser" you're probably looking at a link to a page hosted and generated
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by zrail 6y ago
You are not nuts.
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by zrail 6y ago
You're right in so far as there's no direct supporting evidence. However, let's put a few things together: 1: May 6th, Trump appointee Louis DeJoy confirmed as Postmaster General and CEO. 2: June 30, Trump suggests that mail-
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by zrail 6y ago
The key this year is to _personally drop off your ballot_ at an official drop point rather than mailing it in. USPS can and will deprioritize mail in ballots for the fall elections.
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by zrail 6y ago
Could this be related to lead exposure? Leaded gasoline was fully banned for new vehicles in 1996.
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by zrail 6y ago
$30k, 80% up front, strict liability waiver that says I’m not responsible for loss of business or anything else if there is downtime.

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