

Joke’s on them, mine hasn’t been connected since about 2018. Works very well as just a thermostat


Joke’s on them, mine hasn’t been connected since about 2018. Works very well as just a thermostat


Agree, backblaze has been great


Seriously everyone pushes Immich so hard I’m a little suspicious of it now :D
Edit: all right, all right, I installed it. It has a thing about not uploading all the pictures I give it, some error out. I have a feeling it is due to the library being on a NAS share.
I’m gonna wait a bit to update then, sounds like that might be wise


I tried MultIMC and like it fine


Yeah i guess the hardware is the variable factor. My stuff is pretty old, so maybe it is better-supported.


Ive got a 1070 and the nvidia drivers work fine. They are pretty good about updating along with Tumbleweed updates. Other stuff around is Intel.


I seriously can’t imagine what could be going on here. I’ve got opensuse, debian, and mint in the household for non-savvy people and it all just works. I have a rare problem with a Tumbleweed update, like twice a year. Printing, wifi, everything. It is way more stable than my Enterprise-managed Windows 11 machine. So I am seriously curious what problems people are having.
A HDHomerun and Jellyfin. You have to subscribe to SchedulesDirect though for the listings.


Those little FM transmitter things are better than nothing.


If you want a package, look to your distro’s package manager. There isn’t a mirror for nextcloud binaries.


Yeah for a fossil fuel plant they’re about the best it gets.


These are just combined cycle plants, not unusual at all. Nat gas through the turbines, exhaust heats a boiler and runs a steam turbine. It is really efficient.


I’m running OpenSuse Tumbleweed. Works great.


I have heard firsthand that investigators just go for the car instead of the phone since it is way easier to get data from the car.
Updated to OpenSuSE Leap 16.0 with the autotool and it broke some things, but nothing terrible. Had to fix network config and add back Packman for ffmpeg for Jellyfin to work but that was about it
I was trying to fix an old Dell Digital Jukebox and was saved by a random internet comment with a link to the firmware files the commenter had dug up. There’s this concept called net utility - that dude definitely increased the net utility in the world, even if infitesimally