Good luck getting most wifi and bluetooth hardware working without these firmwares. :)

So your stance is “trust without verification”.

No. The reviewer is going to ask the submitter questions about the code and the submitter needs to be able to answer them in a way the reviewer is comfortable seeing it merged.

I don’t know why you are annoyed by this.

You use an automatic tool. It’s bound to fail or make a mistake once in a while.

The “uploader” likely knew this, so they had some fun. It’s not like what you are doing is legal or anything. “Le me go complain on my blog about someone messing with how I do my illegal activites”.

What do you mean?

It’s tagged as Coded By Human and there are no obvious hints that this project ius AI slop?

I don’t mind people using AI tools to code for them. As long as they understand the code when they submit it and can fix it, if there are errors/faults in it before or after it has been merged.

Thanks. Been so long since I’ve used vnc that I couldn’t remember.

If you want a full complete remote desktop solution, you should probably look at VNC and portforwarding its port. I think it’s 3001.

Or if you won’t (or can’t) mess with port forwards, you could setup something like RustDesk for the TeamViewer experience.

I’m curious. Since you are new to Linux, how did you stumble upon Lemmy and this community? :)

Checks date

Nope, it’t not beginning of April…

How much compute does dot-files actually need…? /shrug

Hopefully it will be open source, so you can build it yourself. It seems to be related to gnomeOS…

In the mean time, if you have any other feedback, find us in #gnome-os:gnome.org on Matrix, or leave a comment.

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• My MVPs: Nextcloud, Traefik, Jellyfin, Home Assistant, Audiobookshelf

I think most of the complaints are about some choices Canonical (the stewards of Ubuntu) have made in the last few years. Most notably recently is the change from gnu coreutils to the rust uutils coreutils rewrite.

I’ve seen self-hosted matrix servers with 500+ users. So I don’t think it’s a cap, more of a recommendation.

The remote stuff is free

For now…

CPU usage on the server is about 5-10% (it does loads of other things too), so home assistant is not using much.

Maybe about 18 repeaters all over the house.

Thanks. All the plugs and bulbs are routers, so I have about 20 routers in the network, so that shouldn’t be an issue.

I’ve repaired an item or two multiple times the last couple of days.

I could be close to the limit, I have about 46 devices on the ConBee2. But it is a new problem, I would have thought this would be happening as soon as I started nearing the limit, not months after it.