Mau Mike

Yo, screw Framework and their fascist buddies.

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Cheapest is 4 euros. In which universe did you find it at 70 cents?

Link to the store page of the button?

Ad blocker. Music streamer.

Education is the enemy of fascism.

You need a custom sensor directly in your configuration.yaml

You can sync multiple instances of Antennapod via nextcloud. Look for gpodder sync

Nice colour combo

I kind of like openttd

Now just trigger it when a movie starts playing and send the reply to TTS in the living room speaker. Mua ha ha ha 😈

#homeassistant #selfhosted

Now just run it every time music starts playing 😆

#homeassistant #selfhosted

What are we looking at? What's running?

What are you talking about? I use it via docker and all add-ons I want.

Nice coping

Wireguard vpn server running via docker does the trick for me.

Smartify the thing and get all sort of ZigBee sensors for home assistant. Go solar.

Beszel works for me.

Thinkcentre

Fair enough. It's great to have the options.

And here I am moving all my stuff away from Synology. 🤷🏼

Just fire whoever came up with those numbers.

Gave up on these a while back. I keep all my shortcuts in a dedicated page inside home assistant. Easy to maintain and access.

I'm pretty sure those are not nearly big enough to sustain you in flight......

Love it

Noice

Well that was annoying to read. Cut my losses half way through it.

You rang?

Did One of Trump’s College Professors Call Him ‘the Dumbest... The remark — which was attributed to marketing professor William T. Kelley — only surfaced after his death.

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Sounds like you have two problems: random repos and random repos