

RPi Digital Signage is really good. Binaryemotions.com. it’s built thoughtfully for a bunch of different situations. The kiosk mode paired with some sort of start page would work.


RPi Digital Signage is really good. Binaryemotions.com. it’s built thoughtfully for a bunch of different situations. The kiosk mode paired with some sort of start page would work.
If you have a Google account you can setup webhooks to a chat space. That’s the best way if it supports it. If you continue to have this problem with email only you could setup n8n to receive notifications via other methods and forward them to a webhook.
The Ikea stuff works fine. When it comes to smart plugs, The IKEA switches make a louder solenoid “chonk” sound when they turn on. Xiaomi plugs are quieter and the smallest I’ve seen. Means you are more likely to fit something next to it. They are a little bit more expensive but I think worth it.
Looks a little pricey but probably would work fine. I bought my first zstack based Texas for $25. Worked fine for a couple of years till I realized it had a limit on how many devices it could handle. so I upgraded it to the next model up for another $25. That’s when I found out if you change methods you have to re adopt everything. But if I kept it on the same method (zstack Texas zha) all I did was swap the dongle and everything kept rolling just with a higher limit of devices.


If you VPS it, remember to add a snapshot backup. Such as $5 vultr VPS always add the $2 snapshot backup option.


Sorry, you could be more specific with your title. Was this the one from yesterday? Or the day before that? Or the dozens from last week? Or the dozens from the week before that?


You can connect a headscale derp server to a tailscale environment.


grabs arm “I looked down and it was Jared Leto.”
Now there is a Tumblr meme waiting to happen.


Belgium is actually pretty handy at spinning up a weapons factory on short notice.
Instructions unclear, now my NAS’s voice is squeaky.


Entropy is a law of our universe. All data wants to be lost given a long enough timeline and without attention.
Divide your data into what you can’t do without and what you may not care about losing.
Take a backup out of your hands, make it as automatic as possible.
I sync to encrypted folders on Google drive then use msp360 cloud to automatically copy everything in that drive to another cheap cloud storage that is client side encrypted.
For the protection it gives me, it’s cheap.
This post doesn’t benefit me at all but I love how long it is.


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Remember you aren’t just backing up the data but also backing up the hours of effort it takes to rebuild and get it how you want. If frequently backing up just the service OS you can store heaps for $2 on offerings like OVH cold archive.
Remove yourself from the backup you’ll forget or it will be inconvenient the week it blows up, so automate it, check the automation monthly. Don’t care that the 2nd cold backup takes ages if you have a quicker main backup.
Fireproof safes aren’t melt heatproof. Don’t rely on a local house backups for fireproofing.
I’m a self hoster, and hate subscription services but I believe cloud storage for use with a compressed encrypted backup makes sense.
Backup media and other stuff separately to avoid one large slow monolithic backup.