2 cat l, 2 dog house: I have the Ryobi dual roller from this list and if you’re in the US, the $250 sale price is a bargain with the 4ah battery and charger (don’t be fooled by the single roller variant).

Then you have a battery that can run all kinds of other tools or gadgets you might want in the future.

I will say that if your primary use is handheld, then it is a bit awkward. But it’s way better than the Dyson v8 we have upstairs.

Blast my addled brain. I swear one of their products was hard-wired.

Good luck on your hunt and let us know where you land!

Yes the MSC-1 is battery only. There is another part number that is smoke only and interlink/hardwired.

Sidenote: you can click through for the UL x-sense products here.

I just went through this battle and ended up ordering a set of sensereo MS-1 (matter over thread and home assistant ready) to replace the battery-only detectors in our basement. Our main floor is nest protect hard-wired.

While this product isn’t UL certified, it is EN certified and the functional difference seems to be 85db at 3m vs 10ft. And their website says they’re working on a UL certified model.

They do have a hard-wired interlink model too: https://sensereo.com/ms-1-interlink/ but that’s smoke only. And again EN certified but not UL.

But at least it’s an alternative to the x-sense products.

The reviews of the official replacement (FA SC-5) are mixed to awful.

Cousin had a 1.5h hellfire and brimstone service with an altar call in an unairconditioned church on a weekday afternoon on the Midwest prairie on a hot August day 120 miles (~192km) away from my house.

Weak perkolator coffee, grocery store sheet cake, and bite-size sandwiches (limit 2) served in the basement afterwards.

We were asked to clean up after ourselves and break down the tables and chairs after 30 min. Church doors were locked and we were ushered out after another 30min.

Last cousin wedding I went to.

And why is it so left leaning?

And you joined lemmy.ml.

Can confirm.

Flex tape or other wet seal tape for hose repair.

Channel lock and a small mixed set of worm drive clamps.

Other things I don’t see mentioned: JB weld, RTV (silicone sealant), thread chasers, tire spoons, dialectric grease, all depends on the services you want to offer!

Whoa there: I said “I remember”, not that interlacing was good.

And interlacing is only "good"for old video games that leveraged its weirdness for blending pixels.

It is terrible as a video format.

Remember when your dvd player had a “progressive scan” button?

I remember the 720p vs 1080i wars …

Yeah, I conflated it with the hyperland funding from the same thread

The big tent pitch was weaselly and weak. I assume they were actually unaware of his politics when they gave him the social media plug. But NRP doubled-down indicating it was his preferred distro for “productivity” in that thread.

I’m not sure why they would send a multimillionaire hardware when he spends his own money on much more expensive things.

Not quite. I believe it’s intended as a reference to how smooth their brains are (proverbial crystal balls).

You might be right. They were (are?) funding hyprland to the tune of 600/mo. They definitely donated hardware and provided first hand social media promoting Omarchy.

https://omarchy.org/

Edit: whoops, thought we were on the DHH train here. Nevermind me just shitting on shitty people (like DHH).

I responded to another comment with a more thorough explanation if you’re interested.

But they gave money to Omarchy, DHH project, and he has become extremely right-wing.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Controversy-erupts-over-Framework-s-backing-of-alleged-divisive-open-source-figures.1135468.0.html

Tl;dr: they give (gave?) money to omarchy, a DHH project (the RubyOnRails and Basecamp guy) who has made a fairly rapid descent from cringey tech bro to mealy-mouthed nationalist.

FWIW, I’ve only ever played grim dawn on Linux via proton.

Dammit.

If you need to change the references in the compose or env files:

• use sed to replace text in .env
• use variables and interpolation in compose

rsync

Built-in, picks up where it left off if you accidentally cancel it by running the same command again, and dead simple.

Permissions for the files will probably be a little broken moving to Linux, but chmod is also easy to use and can work at the directory level.