Actually… https://github.com/frenck/home-assistant-doom

I think it’s a “20 questions” joke. Or it’s referencing the origin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What’s_My_Line%3F#Breadbox

Every HACS integration can be installed manually by downloading the repo and copying the folder into your instance. HACS is really just a convenience tool

I don’t know how well this translates to Europe, but I’ve been pretty happy with Ford. The remote stuff is free and there’s a HACS extension with a lot of controls available.

Shopify is the platform that the vast majority of online stores use. It’s basically as hard to avoid as CloudFlare.

Albeerta

The only people that will have money are the billionaires currently inflating the bubble

Apparently it was a trope at some point that panhandling involved selling pencils: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheFarSide/comments/1hyroix/comment/m6jzj5i/

Proof of tampering, AKA tamper proof

I think with things like this that are so foundational and far-reaching, there’s a point where you kind of just have to decide that the new thing is good enough and be ready for the rough parts of the transition.

Time is definitely a huge component of making a robust piece of software, but I think user diversity is also really important, and a project is going to hit a plateau of features and stability without wider adoption (even if it’s meant as a replacement for an existing thing) because the people working on it just don’t know about certain edge cases and don’t know to look for them.

That’s not me saying we should be migrating libraries and software just because someone remade them in a new language, but from what I know of Rust, it really does sound like a safer and and more approachable language than C++ and especially C.

Little did he know

It says 1992 in the corner. The website cycles old comics every day so the post title is just showing that date.

Aren’t most routers powered by Linux?

The €420 version doesn’t have a WiFi radio. UniFi’s version of this is €250: https://eu.store.ui.com/eu/en/category/cloud-gateways-compact/collections/cloud-gateway-fiber/products/ucg-fiber?c=PT

It’ll be a good study

They’re scared of them

You can make your own Discord servers and upload your own custom emojis, but without Nitro you can only use those custom emojis in the servers where they were uploaded.

The feature you’re getting with Nitro here is the ability to use custom emojis uploaded in server A when sending messages in server B or C or D, etc. You also have to be and remain a member of server A to use its custom emojis.

Its basically Discord’s version of Fortnite cosmetics.

Linux isn’t a standard emoji, so that’s a custom one from one of your servers. It’s a Nitro feature to use custom server emoji in other servers.

That’s wide

The year is 13567. Asus has released a laptop with a new Realtek audio chipset that doesn’t work on Linux.