Readit Newsbitdestroyer commented on Washing Machine Cycle Notifications (2020) malachisoord.com/2020/04/... · Posted by u/mooreds
I’ve done essentially the same thing for several of our heavy load circuits around the house using an Iotawatt to relay data to InfluxDb. From there it’s pretty easy to write a script that will query the current load and toggle a switch in HomeBridge for automation. Pretty fun stuff.
bitdestroyer commented on Air Force, FBI raid homes in probe of Area 51 website reviewjournal.com/news/mi... · Posted by u/SirLJ
Was this man wearing glasses and an HEV suit by chance? If so, I would stock up on guns. Now.
Wake up and smell the ashes.
"I hope Trump is never allowed back,"
Why?
gestures broadly
bitdestroyer commented on Factorio is coming to Nintendo Switch factorio.com/blog/post/fa... · Posted by u/MForster
Please no. Someone tell me it's just an unconfirmed rumor. Why would they do such a thing?
I am at very high risk for Factorio addiction, and the only reason I haven't played it yet is because I don't play PC games anymore. But I do have a Switch, and having Civ VI on there was enough of a problem, thank you very much.
Goodbye everyone!
Same, and I have a Steam Deck arriving today…
Also, never play Dyson Sphere Project. It ruined me worse than Factorio. Jokes aside, it’s a fantastically beautiful and well done game.
I'm a simple man, I see the work of Merlin Mann, I upvote.
I don't think we're supposed to notice him.
bitdestroyer commented on ‘This game is so realistic it feels just like working overtime’ sixthtone.com/news/100998... · Posted by u/raybb
Satisfactory and Factorio do that for me. Really good games but i can barely bring myself to play them with how quickly they start making me feel like i'm working.
Wish there was an.. easy mode, or something. Something that let me enjoy that feeling of my work - which i love - but with some simplifications to not exercise the same parts of my brain i'm trying to rest after a long days actual work hah.
Who knows, maybe it would be boring :shrug:
I love both of those games but recently took on Dyson Sphere Program after it was gifted to me. I quickly put in twice as many hours as I had in Factorio. There is no combat, it's beautiful, and the blueprint system makes it less tedious. Most of the complaints I have about it are nit-picks and at $20 on Steam, it is absolutely worth the price of admission.
I have to believe that HomeKit has fallen so far to the wayside due to their work on Matter. And we can expect something big in the near future. Right? Please?
Here's hoping. In the meantime, I've had a ton of fun making small ESP devices that integrate with Homebridge. It's really opened up so many possibilities, even beyond the things that Homebridge is typically praised for.
bitdestroyer commented on Why is LinkedIn so cringe? trungphan.substack.com/p/... · Posted by u/hui-zheng
I mean unless it had a backend server no one would ever see the "hell no css styling" (and even then only others who also had the extension) so it doesn't really make much sense.
You're right re: needing a backend server, but that was kind of the point of it. You'd have to be "in the know" enough to install it and then you'd see the styling. It relied on Firebase storage for the backend piece. In the end, it was mostly for a joke in regards to ongoing discussion from an old Mule podcast. As such, it was just for fun anyways and never really intended to be more than that.
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