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Comment #36510123
Does North America also cover Quebec? :P Congrats Anisa!
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Comment #34176497
It's a shame because it's an excellent product, I really wish 1P understood this. Their removal of the cloud sync feature and insistence on moving to a subscription-based model is …
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Comment #32566901
Interesting! I have the same TV and never see ads (I'm on the latest WebOS update). My Pi-Hole actually blocks everything and the only times when I see ads are when I disable the b…
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Comment #32006037
I was, up until I started reporting them to the Canadian Anti Spam website and they stopped shortly after that.
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Comment #31685698
Are workshop manuals limited to authorized service dealers somehow? I'm curious how difficult they are to find
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Comment #31685308
Haaaa great write-up! I was in that situation and ended up repurposing a Raspberry Pi to make sure it would fully work. Didn't wanna take the risk of bricking it so soon after gett…
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Comment #31685281
+1 for this project, I'm glad it's getting visibility. It's an excellent add-on for the robots that are compatible, especially for all the privacy-conscious people that want smart …
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Comment #31558482
Did you follow a guide for this or did it on your own? A write-up would be amazing, I'd love to have ad-free Youtube on my C1
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Comment #31260008
1Password. They've taken a fantastic password manager and are slowly moving it to a subscription-based product. They're slapping in the face the very users that helped them get to …
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Comment #31124599
Any of the Kickstarter projects I've participated in. I used an alias for my Kickstarter account and I know for a fact that at least one of those projects sold my email because now…
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Comment #30934928
This looks like a great solution, congrats on the launch! I don't know if I would store that information in the cloud though. If you were to offer a self-hosted option I would be a…
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Comment #30846720
Thank you but no thank you. As it receives OS/app updates it'll inevitably lead to the monitor slowing down to do a basic function like displaying the image coming from the compute…
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Comment #30801344
I would gladly pay the $3/month if they were doing what you mentioned in addition to adding features. One of the problems with their new subscription model is that they're replacin…
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Comment #30374975
I really enjoyed reading this, thanks for posting. I've been struggling to find a more sustainable solution on my end for all the sensors and buttons I have set up. Anecdotally I f…
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Comment #30008519
2 bedroom apartment with ethernet wiring to all rooms * Unifi AP-AC-Pro * Edgerouter X * Netgear GS308E managed switch Split into VLANs for trusted devices, IoT devices and guest w…
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Comment #29994632
Unfortunately yes. You'll still be able to use your license but once that version becomes incompatible with your OS you won't have a choice but to upgrade. I'm disappointed I won't…
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Comment #25106128
> The lights in my office come on when I walk in if it's dark, and when I unlock my computer it shoots a message out over a MQTT broker which my automation takes as "someone is occ…
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Comment #20962099
Can confirm, the fingerprint reader is apparently a huuuge pain to set up. I had found an article on how to set it up and it was requiring me to boot into Windows to do the initial…
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Comment #18225238
I'm a huge chiptune fan, this is perfect for me for coding. Thanks! :D
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Comment #16596541
I love home automation and I love this idea but I'm deadset against having a cloud service connected for my home automation. Would it be possible to run a server locally, using my …
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Comment #15653020
I wasn't able to find a cloud-less home automation solution. Ended up going the semi-DIY route and installed Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi. It's not plug and play, but it beats …
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Comment #14087621
Delta? How come Delta? The flights I've taken in the past couple of months have been with Delta and their service was fantastic.
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Comment #13944445
Been using 1P since version 4 or so and syncing with Dropbox. It works really well and I'm quite satisfied with how quickly they resolve issues (especially security related ones)
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Comment #12075472
Same here, OnePlus One running CM13, I can't see it in the list (neither release or the previous field test).
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Comment #12020933
Wow that's really surprising. Is it one of the later revisions? I'm running the 610N with DD-WRT and I the 5GHz band running just fine @ 300 mbps