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Teaching was my first love. Packets were my second.

I make classes to teach people how to defend themselves against hackers. In my spare time, I teach college students to compete in cybersecurity competitions, or try to take back my home automation from the cloud.

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(Profile banner is a sunset sky from underneath a bridge with kayakers and the edge of the Austin city skyline)

surefire 9 points 2 years ago

@one_knight_scripting Don't forget about latency and keeping speakers in sync with each other and the TV. It's surprisingly hard, even on a flat, local, wired network.

I haven't tried this in a few years, but my last attempt made me appreciate the simplcity and reliability of a speaker cable. πŸ˜… I'm eager to hear experiences from you and from others, because it would absolutely be cool!

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surefire 5 points a year ago

@NarrativeBear This has been my #homeassistant home screen, with the cards being visible depending on context. For example, when I open the oven, a card appears with a countup timer (since I always forget to set the timer on the stove).

And, before anyone panics, the red card tracks when the last time I fed my pup, but she's staying at a boarding place while I'm out of town πŸ™‚

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