Yeah I use Unraid for multiple reasons but being able to spin down disks when not in use was a big factor. I have 6 mechanical drives totalling 56TB of usuable storage so it was important to me they don’t all need to be on at the same time. TrueNAS also comes with some other headaches, I like being able to drop in whatever disk I need to for expansion or replacement.

I think we all understand the landscape isn’t that simple anymore. Data centers aren’t cheap and easy to spin up.

This is a one two punch, not only does it hurt Russia’s interests, it may cost the GOP in the upcoming election. Nice way to respond to Trump buying Russian Diesel.

ssl.conf

Just making sure, you checked all breaking changes before updating?

Awesome!

And the lemmy devs are tankies.

There’s needs to be another button with food.

The manager sucked. There’s a lot of solutions to this issue but cross training and proper backup preparation are the most ideal ones.

Huge portions of the auto industry use them as such, including rental companies and insurance carriers.

I think I’ll take the actions of the people who actually pay money based on those consequences rather than a rando on the internet.

A dumb one, as in not connected. You can get an OBD add-on for $100 US that will connect to home assistant.

https://youtu.be/3JW3J4_Ukrs

Add the device from a desktop browser. Use a bluetooth dongle on your home assistant device. Make sure the matter add-on is the only thing using that Bluetooth device.

Someome else asked a similar question a well or two ago about adding matter devices in the fdroid version of the app and this is the conclusion we game to.

https://lemmy.world/post/51058794

Edit: OP even mentions they got it working with Bluetooth proxies and that it was easy.

How many repeaters does the mesh have? Is it possible one vital repeater is having issues which is causing systemic issues?

Slackware is becoming a bit long in the tooth. Updates are slow, which means security fixes are slow.

Wholeheartedly support this and am looking forward to it. But part of me is sad to lose Slackware. Entirely for nostalgia reasons. It was the first Linux distro I really dug in on and used regularly. First distro I set a server up on so very long ago. It was kind of nice always having there in the background on Unraid.

The price increased 4 times over the previous price.

That’s not a break even. That’s an increase in profit. 20% less users means the revenue is the same and their costs are down.

Of all the streaming services, they are the closest to actually earning it.

Nobody said it was an F-Droid restriction.

Possibly. There’s also the consideration that the Companion app dev is a paid employee. Does enough of the community demand this feature to be googless to justify the development of building a new system from scratch instead of using the drop in service module?

I would love a fully function play services free version of the app. But is there enough demand for their limited resources to be applied?

Maybe someday Google will push enough people too far. But here on Lemmy we are definitely not the majority, even in the home automation hobby.

I’m not sure how how the hardware works with the matter software. It’s possible that they are even already working on someday for the Bluetooth proxies to work which would be a good compromise even if the phone Bluetooth is impossible to use without play services.