I am in bed right now but tomorrow I can take a look at my setup and suggest some things.

A couple examples: I connected my litter robot (litter box) to HA and it notifies me when the cats break something, and I can see statistics of which cats use it and how often to keep an eye on their health. I have it turn on the portable air filter after a cat goes and leave it on for 15 minutes. I also automate 2 dehumidifiers based on humidity sensors I built with some tiny wifi microcontrollers and hard wired humidity sensing chips (I can tell you more about that with specific models later)

I also control a roomba-style lawnmower with HA.

Lots of other little things too like sunset-based light triggers and doorbell-triggered events and stuff.

All of these are things I already owned before I set up HA. Just browse through integrations and also get HACS (a community extension store built-in to the UI) and see what you already own that can be connected. I bet it will be more than you expect.

Yes! This will cover a lot. And the HA Green is super easy to set up, as far as home assistant deployments are concerned. I don’t have any extra antennas yet and I’ve automated so much of my existing smart home stuff with just the Green.

Some of the electric razors out there could help with this. I have a couple ridges in the back of my head and I just jam that thing in there and it gets it pretty well when a normal razor can’t. Mine’s panasonic, they make some good ones. But many brands make similar ones. Just don’t get one of the ones with several circular heads, those won’t get into the cracks. The ones that are basically half-tubes lined up parallel can get in there good. Something with a head that looks like this:

Besides, the real ones don’t care what your head looks like. Do what feels best for you.

You know, I wanted to find and post this image myself but I was away at the time, and my phone screen is like 2 inches. Thank you for doing it instead 😅

Shave your head. Join us. The bald life is great

It’s not all bad. I just compiled ocarina of time on my Linux pc and ran it natively at 144fps using keyboard controls.

It should, but at that point why block them in the first place? Just don’t install them by default or create any integrations for them.

Yeah, I get wanting it to be for disconnecting from social media and doomscroll but to actually block the apps? What if someone changes their mind and legitimately needs to access if for some reason? Buy a new phone? No way. My phone is a tool and I should be able to use it how I want. This is no different than Google blocking 3rd party apps. Let me run what I want on my own phone.

The percentage of games that don’t work on Linux due to anticheat is so low that I don’t see this mattering in the long run.

Freetube

Gnome: Features? Oh you mean plug-ins right?

Huh, I guess I’ve never seen the Tennessee flag before despite living in a bordering state.

What flag is that?

But what about the rare third “data”?

No because that puts human life in danger and is not comparable.

I still find joy in it. I work in tech support but I also am setting up my first homelab with ubiquiti gear and I’m having a lot of fun. Some parts are cobbled together from bits I can get free or cheap and those are the most fun. I don’t have a lot of money and that keeps it interesting.

I will carry the torch and have enough fun for the lot of us. I hope you have just as much fun doing what you’re doing.

Because you’re using LLMs. AI is more than that. LLMs are generally the worst of it.

We’re at the point where you can play all sorts of emulated games on mobile. There are near infinite bangers to play right now.

Please tell me what she saw. I’m not immune to click bait.

Already mentioned seerr.