I think it would by 'icy' because the appartment's occupants are frozen

Sometimes it feels a bit like Pokemon - gotta catch 'em all ;) Or in my case, build 'em all :D

EDIT: I would love to build a small split wireless low profile keeb like the Corne or similar, however I keep putting off my second hand-wired per-key-RGB TBK Mini which will be my main... if I ever get it done XD

Maybe take a look at Komga. It does support both ebooks and graphic novels, has koreader sync for progress and can even share/distribute stuff via OPDS to koreader and other clients that support OPDS.

However file uploading is not directly possible, maybe this would work with something like a Nextcloud server?!

My first full playthrough with my second V was about 190 hours, though my first char was about 50 hours in just before the point of no return when I lost that save. Spent a lot more time doing side missions and collecting Tarot cards the second time around =) So excited for Phantom Liberty!

Checking in! Let's build something awesome together!

Thanks :)

My office setup is pretty simple, I use a Pro-Ject Carbon Debut Esprit with the stock Ortofon 2M Red cartridge. I would love a Rega turntable for the living room, though!

Awesome build! The switches look neat!

I made the mistake of not getting a kit when building my TBK mini with per-key RGB. Hand-soldering what feels like hundreds of connections between MxLEDBits is not fun :/

Enjoy your keeb, it looks amazing! How is the trackball sensitivity btw?

I am using BQ05 valves flashed with Tasmota: https://templates.blakadder.com/...

They have been running drip irrigation for my raised beds for a couple of weeks now. Their wifi is kind of weak though, I needed to install an outdoor repeater to improve connection stability.

Edit: Using MQTT the valves appear als simple switches in home assistant and are easy to automate.

Very nice! How hard was the build? Which switches are you using?

Contributing:

Using oat milk for extra difficulty...

Sympathies from a fellow attic-renovator. Currently my wife and I are trying to insulate our attic with styrofoam and the stuff just crumbles away while moving the sheets.

Good luck with your project, I would love to hear an update about the blow cellulose! Great idea with the vacuum by the way!

I had to use some adapters to fit it to my system - the top fresh water connection is a 1" outside diameter (with an adapter to 3/4" inside diameter thread) and the bottom outlet is a 1/2" outside diameter thread with a Gardena (used a lot in Europe and Germany) style quick connect adapter included.

Thankfully taking it apart is really easy, takes no time at all.

Yeah lemmy is still a bit rough around the edges for me too sometimes, still better than the official reddit client though ;)