I like it. It’s like junk food, you know it’s bad, but it’s still nice when you get the craving for something bad.

So Grok is a 4chan incel?

His only chance of salvation is finding a girl who inexplicably fancies it?

Hilarious, you think the average Italian can afford a private/condo solar installation?

The context of the conversation is vast deployment of solar panels

Well, unless you want to power the pump via pedals, the problem stands, even if greatly diminished.

It’s not like it’ll stop working once this is introduced

I’m using zigbee2mqtt, I’ve noticed that leaving things alone for a while helps with network stability.

I don’t use third party hubs, everything is connected to the z2m coordinator.

I’ve ditched pretty much all Aqara devices as they have problems getting their messages relayed, the best alternative was creating a separate network just for them, I did that for a while but then I decided to just replace them.

Dishonest question, your following comments show you clearly know the common points of these discussions.

There’s no arguing that using WiFi for this purpose is an obstacle to widespread adoption and a security risk, no matter how well you yourself are handling it.

There’s also the technical advantage of those IoT networks being meshed by design, whereas expanding a WiFi network with mesh functionality often carries challenges.

ZigBee/Thread are just better for this, you’re protected without doing anything.

Requirements like the ones you listed above make widespread adoption impossible, short of forcing routers to have a separate IoT network and forcing devices to use only that, with all the issues that may prop up along the way.

Idk about other countries, but in Italy I’m quite sure the power infrastructure isn’t ready to handle the enormous requirements of switching from gas to electrical heating

Discover is embarrassingly slow, so it makes sense

As often reminded, that’s probably a zoning issue.

Here on a different continent I live in an area BESIEGED by supermarkets, but I buy most of my groceries at the baker (breadmaker) and fruit-and-vegetables shop down the street. They’re more expensive but more convenient and higher quality.

With the advantage of there not being a butcher as close-by, meaning I’ve been eating way more veggies since moving (and eggs, given those are sold in both stores).

Now the issue is they’re opening a new pedestrian path that leads straight from my home to the pastry shop on the neighboring block!

I wish

Don’t worry, EU got this

Truth is they have increased their yearly evil quotas, so now they have to find new ways to fulfill then

They have enough money to weather major mistakes, unfortunately for everyone

Time to take your drops, friend. You read way too much into what, as I read it, was just an helpful comment providing context to the story

Flatpak Firefox does that for me

Social contract has been broken, why should they keep abiding by the terms?

Well TBH my familiarity with Jellyfin is rather limited, I installed it, it works, I don’t mess with it.

The only problems I’ve had is when some friends had trouble logging in, which was solved with a cache and cookies cleanup. At least the only problems I know of: turns out my friends don’t complain when it doesn’t work.

I know that Jellyfin CAN serve without transcoding (you can disable it on a per-user basis IIRC), but as to why it decides you can’t, I have no idea. Have you tried filing a bug report? Sometimes it’s a bug, sometimes they give you a solution. Sometimes both.