Thnx! This looks like the way to go.

Oh boy … HumancentiPad … the army agreed to an iTunes user agreement

but…but… It’s sooooooo easy and convenient for you and it’s safe, we pinky-promise!

If it’s true, I’m shocked /s

Wrong topic bud. We are talking sim card release pins here. NOT the official cisco reset tool.

True. Go one step smaller: A needle will do too (don’t ask me how I know)

tied it around my keychain

How often do you change sim (asking for a friend)

Bit broad question but Sounds like a nas can be a way to go. Read up on raid and think about your backup strategy first.

(I use a synology nas with 4Tb disk at home that backups to an offsite readynas with 4x 4tb disks in raid config and encryption)

True, but in my defend, most are sliding panels 😜 , so half-outdoor-ish. Looking fo a kind of “best of both worlds” approach. Just want an outdoor kitchen I can use year around, not limited by the weather (cold doesn’t count, just the possibility of a bit of rain and snow protection (and maybe a bit of wind which is good during long smoker sessions)

Thought of roughly the same, but triggered on the price of electricity (I have the nordpool integration). It’s only my machine doesn’t understand I want it to start or continue after a power surge :(

I’m becoming more and more a fan of automated lighting. Partly motion detectors, but also home assistant that is monitoring the light levels from a nearby weather station and turns on the lights in the living room (and turns them off 22.30). The same goes for my home office. HA turns on the music when I start my laptop and turns off the music and desk (docking, monitors etc) 5 min after I turned off my laptop.

Guilty too. There are names on router- and switch interfaces. Servers get fixed IP from dhcp so is in the note field there too. That’s about it

Same in Linux. No disk encryption and everything is easy accessible if you have physical access.

I love syncthing!! I have one VM with only debian an syncthing and that machine is backed-up frequently. All others PC’s and vm’s syncthing to that one machine.

All of them sync ~/downloads

All machines I use for coding also sync ~/code

My desktop machines sync ~/documents.

And so on. Works great (for me)

I would never buy a car that is “connected”. In general I hate it when a device can listen for spoken commands. And I don’t trust those opt-in/opt-out options, I don’t think they all follow that setting, they just don’t let you know/notice they still listen. (Call me paranoia, I don’t mind ;) )

Is: command not found

I’m dissapointed…No snappy remark on our command line usage /s

I never read such a thing. I never had that myself and run ha on proxmox since many years. on Debian OS on proxmox.

• website
• email
• dns
• adblocking
• home assistent
• home gallery
• eve-ng
• check_mk
• nagios
• git
• ansible
• backuppc
• zoneminder
• unifi controller
• central syslog
• syslog2irc
• kodi
• 3x moodeaudio

They always point at the network, but we know: