

People have been saying this for a year, and the line only keeps going up.


People have been saying this for a year, and the line only keeps going up.


It hasn’t existed that long.


Induction can also boil water much faster than gas ever could. And to be honest, as much hate as they get, I would even prefer non-induction electric over gas at this point.


I wash mine about the same, but I only buy new if they start to fall apart or no longer dry properly. Even then, they go into the scrap towel drawer and are used for dirty jobs. Eventually they’ll get too dirty and I’ll get rid of them.


I’m not sure I’m understanding your question correctly, but generally if someone is “too high” and “greens out”, they will be likely to have a panic attack, show general paranoia, and symptoms like dizziness and nausea. It’s not really a medical emergency, although to the user it probably will seem like one. There is no need to provide treatment other than making the user feel comfortable. Over time, they’ll come down and be fine again (but maybe a bit tired from the ordeal).
I speak from experience, as someone who has greened out several times in the past.


The problem is that they consider international airports to be “borders” so you also have to live 200 miles away from those. It’s almost impossible to find that, and even then they don’t exactly follow laws to begin with.


I know it works with Home Assistant and doesn’t work with gadgetbridge (as far as I can tell). My hope is that eventually Gadgetbridge will be able to send my health stats (through Health connect) to my HA install.


A person standing on the street can’t stay hidden while they stalk you as easily as a few 24/7 flock cameras.


It’s not just a torrent at the moment. https://archive.org/details/60minutes-cecotsegment


If you end up owning a home (or have parents that own one and won’t be able to manage in their old age), general home maintenance and repair skills can save a fuck ton of money. Things like learning how to do drywall repair or replacement, fixing pipe leaks, or framing (if you’re feeling a little extra) can go a long way. I learned electrical as well, but I’m hesitant to recommend this one unless you know what you’re doing (you can burn down your house, or worse, die).
I did a bathroom remodel that would have cost a fortune to have contractors come in, as it required drywall, plumbing, and electrical. Labor costs have skyrocked in my area, it probably would’ve cost me over $15k if I hired out. In the end, I probably paid a few thousand dollars along with a large portion of my hairline.


Yeah, your last point might be an issue for this. But if you manage to find a heater that works as a simple on/off, this z-wave high power relay might suit your needs: https://www.thesmartesthouse.com/products/zooz-z-wave-long-range-high-power-relay-zen78-800lr
I would be very careful with automating a heater in your garage, as they’re obviously a fire risk, especially when unattended. I would make sure whatever automation you land on has safeties based on if you’re home, if a smoke alarm goes off, or if connection to your controller is lost (this one would be more difficult to automate, but is probably doable with an esp32 or similar).
I always skip those episodes in Malcolm in the Middle.


There’s always caddy-cloudflare: https://github.com/CaddyBuilds/caddy-cloudflare
This works perfectly with Cloudflared tunnels. I use it for full https (validated) in completely internal endpoints.


I wish I could afford to leave this fucking country.


Edit: yup. Time to leave this place.
This isn’t an airport, no need to announce your departure.


Is this similar to the built in KDE night light?


Did I say anything to argue otherwise? Since you brought it up, internet infrastructure grants should go to fiber PUDs and not a billionaire nazi. Then, there’s no need to have satellites. He’s polluting the skies for profit.


I still use it with plexamp which autoscrobbles to last.fm.


I’m sure I’m stating the obvious, but you can do both. I backup my important self-hosted data to the cloud (B2, in my case). I also have a colo that I backup to.
I buy directly from the artist if possible and rip to FLAC.
If the artist isn’t selling the album anymore, I try to buy from Discogs since at least that means the artist got paid at some point. Then I rip those to FLAC.