Game feels like TDM only. The sniper glint and auro spotting are insane. The only map with planes and heli felt like they were inconsequential. In previous games a skilled pilot was deadly, forcing tactics to change, instead of sky filler. Classes feel pointless with open weapons. Netflix menu
August 18, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Game feels like TDM only. The sniper glint and auro spotting are insane. The only map with planes and heli felt like they were inconsequential. In previous games a skilled pilot was deadly, forcing tactics to change, instead of sky filler. Classes feel pointless with open weapons. Netflix menu
I have over a dozen tuya smart plugs, which have energy monitoring, over zigbee into Home Assistant with ZHA. I use them to get detailed per device usage on the HA dashboard.
Had a couple dropout from the Zigbee net, which required replugging them. They don't remember the child lock after that.
Had a couple dropout from the Zigbee net, which required replugging them. They don't remember the child lock after that.
June 15, 2025 at 9:26 AM
I have over a dozen tuya smart plugs, which have energy monitoring, over zigbee into Home Assistant with ZHA. I use them to get detailed per device usage on the HA dashboard.
Had a couple dropout from the Zigbee net, which required replugging them. They don't remember the child lock after that.
Had a couple dropout from the Zigbee net, which required replugging them. They don't remember the child lock after that.
My micro PC proxmox cluster could use something like this. However it costs as much as the cluster itself. For now I will have to do with PXE, WoL, and ssh. 🫠
June 7, 2025 at 9:56 AM
My micro PC proxmox cluster could use something like this. However it costs as much as the cluster itself. For now I will have to do with PXE, WoL, and ssh. 🫠
Very cool timepiece. I really like that you just power it on and it figures out the time zone from the GPS position, and thus the time. I wonder what time it will show at the poles? 🤔
June 2, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Very cool timepiece. I really like that you just power it on and it figures out the time zone from the GPS position, and thus the time. I wonder what time it will show at the poles? 🤔
Fixing bugs doesn't generate revenue. They want to capture the devs market with AI features and sell subscriptions. Optimize the money extraction from companies.
This will suck for entry level devs.
This will suck for entry level devs.
May 15, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Fixing bugs doesn't generate revenue. They want to capture the devs market with AI features and sell subscriptions. Optimize the money extraction from companies.
This will suck for entry level devs.
This will suck for entry level devs.
That is an intentional choice. Regular TOTP allows you to have multiple authenticators that cannot be controlled. Making account recovery trickier.
The other reason, which seems more likely to me, is that it drives user adoption of the Steam app. Thus driving more sales.
In reality a mix of both.
The other reason, which seems more likely to me, is that it drives user adoption of the Steam app. Thus driving more sales.
In reality a mix of both.
May 15, 2025 at 12:04 AM
That is an intentional choice. Regular TOTP allows you to have multiple authenticators that cannot be controlled. Making account recovery trickier.
The other reason, which seems more likely to me, is that it drives user adoption of the Steam app. Thus driving more sales.
In reality a mix of both.
The other reason, which seems more likely to me, is that it drives user adoption of the Steam app. Thus driving more sales.
In reality a mix of both.
Does the test pi support PD? Reading the manual, ports are grouped by column. So in some configurations it must renegotiate PD, surely. C2A going 100w -> 25w when C1A gets plugged in. Perhaps it is smart enough not to do lower power configurations.
May 6, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Does the test pi support PD? Reading the manual, ports are grouped by column. So in some configurations it must renegotiate PD, surely. C2A going 100w -> 25w when C1A gets plugged in. Perhaps it is smart enough not to do lower power configurations.