https://github.com/umami-software/umami/issues/3852

It sure does, with its in-house display library, nexion displays, or LVGL.

ESP32-S3 will do everything you want and then some. And you can do it all without any programming by using ESPHome. And they are incredibly cheap (starting around $3 a board and up depending on options).

There are more suited, fancier, better options, like using STM32FX microcontrollers, but that will require more knowledge, programming skills, and you’ll find it harder to get help.

This word you are using, it doesn’t mean what you think it means. It’s not whataboutism to say “no you are wrong, that period you say was great, really wasn’t, here’s one example”.

Re read the content I replied to, they were praising the period between 1989 and 2001

Doubt the million or so Iraqis that died during that time period would agree

It’s very possible, but on the bright side it’s all local, no cloud garbage 😎

Yeah really. I keep hearing these tales of issues with poor network and what not…

I have literally over 120 devices in my network. Ranging from the cheapest Tuya door/windows sensors I could find (cause I needed thirty+!) to innovelli switches and it just works fantastic. HamGeek PoE concentrator. My only complaint it not being able to control the mesh more (tell certain devices not to be routers, force certain routes for end devices so they don’t use routers that go down when the power is out). I will probably remedy that by adding a second concentrator.

That’s not to say wifi with ESPHome.and Tasmota aren’t great. Far more powerful and flexible, and with a quality AP it can also support a ton of devices, I have easily four dozen devices running with no issues.

No that’s how I store my mail. I’m pretty sure you mean Pidgin.

Bring out the GIMP!

who | grep -i single | date ; cd ~ ; unzip ; touch ; strip ; finger ; mount ; gasp ; yes ; uptime ; unmount ; sleep

Theses days I use Waypipe and WPRS

That’s very good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Merrill

That’s very good.

Nick Merrill is freaking legit. He was behind Calyx before, one of the few people who’s challenged, and won, an NSL. I can’t see him flipping, ever.

And that somehow Lemmy didn’t federate my deletion!

How did you reply to a deleted comment?

That’s what Carla are for.

Bandcamp? Listenbrainz? Last.fm?

because you can interrupt it and it will continue once you resume.

I’m not debating whether Steam is doing p2p or not, but HTTP absolutely supports continuing partial download.