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I'm contributing to #Stardew and #SlayTheSpire š
Bought mine, kiddo wouldn't let go. Bought her one, now she won't touch hers or mine š¤·āāļø
Just got it a couple weeks ago, it's hard to put down
I'm impressed, my best I feel is to turn on the outside fans when a person is detected and the temp is over 86 (I don't know why I picked 86, seemed appropriate at the time)
I didn't think they took donations?
I work in a state government and we can't "donate", but I have happily paid thousands for maintenance/support or hosted options. I appreciate when projects offer other ways to contribute.
How is the v2.52i?
I haven't gotten to it, but I'd like to try and set it up as an android TV replacement. Just have distro of choice load on boot with Bluetooth remote/controller for input
Yikes, I haven't used MQTT what so ever yet. Willing to learn but I was really hoping to just connect it to WiFi and straight into home assistant without messing with a broker. I just hate that Chamberlain pulled what they did.
Thank you for taking up the reigns
What griddle is that? I've been looking for something like that, but wanting to use it on my gas grill
Gotcha, I think that's where I was getting confused
Thank you!
I hold on to them for awhile, then duck another jeep that I like. Some people have rows of them. Personally, I think that's getting into cat lady territory
I don't know how you guys take pictures while crawling. I'm to busy swiveling my neck making sure all my tires are in the right spot
I like Promox for home, and XCP-NG for work. I'm just significantly more resource constrained at the house then work, so container management in the main interface is nice. At work, everything is a VM with containers on top (when needed)
Podlet looks amazing. Here I have been writing Quadlet files like a noob
Now I'm just more curious about the tutorial
An elevated platform that is raised on one side (forming a "back") designed with the intent of sitting... No "back" = stool
Oh, that's a good one
thanks for using Leebra!
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