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Exact same thing I experienced. Shame on T-Mobile.

I use this on my Roborock S5 - it’s been flawless - no fuss, and completely reliable. Hooked up to home assistant. Only time I’ve had to restart is for the rare update.

I'm trying to figure this out myself. I've gone from Google Photos -> iCloud -> testing out Unraid + PhotoPrism + NextCloud. That is, point PhotoPrism's import folder to the NextCl…

I feel the same way. To be clear: I understand why subscriptions work well for developers. As a consumer, I'm finding I have an enormous amount of subscriptions and it becomes hard…

You could probably do it with a sensitive vibration sensor; I know that's what folks do for basic washer & dryers. I imagine the commode shakes a bit when flushing.

This is basically happening for me now. Bought a house and a ton of gadgets to tinker with, with a dream of having the ultimate smart home. Heavily underestimated the time sink it …

I have a completely ludicrous amount of IOT devices, some with flashed open source firmware, on their own VLAN (UniFi setup) so I at least have a false sense of some security. I’m …

I stay with Firefox for a lot of reasons, but the main one is this - I am so used to TreeStyleTabs I can't imagine going with anything else. Do any other browsers support something…

I thought a lot of people use VPNs specifically to avoid DMCA requests? From what I understand, it works extremely well in those cases and I imagine that most VPN use-cases stem fr…

I have been looking for something like this for a LONG time. Impressive! My ideal state is to be able to navigate anything and everything with VIM keybindings. Including the physic…

Ever since I was a kid I’ve been fascinated with natural disasters. This is the one of the most fascinating ones. Can you imagine a giant wall of water this size coming at you?

I use MDNotes on iOS with my Obsidian vault stored on iCloud and it’s absolutely seamless. Trying to figure out how to implement encryption in my pipeline seamlessly too; Cryptomat…

This move frustrated me to no end. Makes backing up my Google Photos that much more of a PITA because you have to use Takeout, which isn't straightforward - if you have a large lib…

Exact same thing happened to me a few weeks earlier - July 2nd. Said my account was locked due to too many unsuccessful login attempts. I hadn’t used Instacart in years. Reminds me…

I'm not saying this is right, but I can imagine a few folk who probably have been going out or taking trips etc. and don't want to get tested because they fear their name being exp…

I drink a single cup of coffee a day (used to drink two), but love the flavor and taste that I considered drinking decaf the rest of the day. Never got around to doing it, but poss…

Really good point - there was a bunch of other restrictions/lifestyle changes that probably helped contribute. I think the main one was going from two cups of coffee (morning, and …

Love the idea of this. I've tried to use something similar (at least in function), called Cryptomator. However, Cryptomator would always choke on larger files or directories with t…

This is going to sound pretty shallow, but as powerful as Dbeaver is, I can't stand how it looks. I'm using DataGrip solely because of the large amount of themes available.

Wow, this is awesome. Much more responsive than Tree Style Tabs from what I'm seeing, and the grouping mechanism is great. Thanks for the heads up.

I keep wanting to use this because I love the idea, but the implementation last time I tried didn't seem to jive with me. I navigate the web with Tridactyl, and I think some of the…

Like a lot of other posters, I’ve been working on something like this off and on but never near to completion. Thank you for taking it all the way!

This, this, this. I needed to run some code that was only compatible with an older version of tensorflow. Figuring out how to get the proper Nvidia drivers, CUDA version, etc. was …

Where is the best place to get/purchase traffic data for use with OSRM?