oneser
@oneser@lemmy.zip
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 1 week ago:
Really appreciate both responses, thank you and have a great day! :)
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for the write up, really appreciate it :) Looking further I agree e-ink was a misplaced idea…
I’d like to reduce the number of potential fire points for this, so I’d look too spend $30 extra to have non battery powered devices if possible, but we’ll see.
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 2 weeks ago:
Which rpi and screen if I may ask?
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 2 weeks ago:
Thanks! Can I ask briefly what can’t be done with it?
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 2 weeks ago:
How do you manage battery bloat?
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 2 weeks ago:
Yeah definitely a case by case situation of usefulness
- Comment on HomeAssist Kiosks 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for the comment! I did not have ESP32 on my radar at all until now.
I’m seeing a lot of AI slop articles on the HA forums, can you recommend any resources on the protocol, it’s control and anything to watch out for?
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 21 comments
- Comment on Someone on Torrent Sites Kept Fucking With My Sonarr 2 weeks ago:
As annoying as this is, I agree. It’s a case of automate better or add a confirmation layer to the download decision.
The reason I don’t auto-DL anything yet is cos I’m too lazy to spend hours making sure it’s setup correctly.
- Comment on 2026 Self-Host User Survey (selfh.st) 3 weeks ago:
Really nice to see how my setup compares to a standard. Thanks for setting this up, looking forward to the results :)
- Comment on Help with our plant i am clueless 1 month ago:
You should Google each of the above steps that you don’t already understand in the comment above and learn what they mean :) it’s basically like 70% of all plant keeping knowledge you’ll ever need.
- Comment on In Australia, a Home Battery Boom Has Helped Cut Wholesale Power Prices in Half 2 months ago:
This is the hard part about batteries, which I think will lead to an eventual re-nationalisation of the grid. We all still need it to be able to deliver the same quality, but more and more people will be using it less of the time.
So cost of running doesn’t change, but charged revenue will decrease (maybe even exponentially) over the next year’s.
Not a personal attack at all, but do you see any realistic way to tackle this apart from raising base service fees?
- Comment on 3 days ago I said I needed a new hobby... 2 months ago:
This is cool and if you feel like posting more updates in the future, I personally would appreciate it.
It mirrors my own entry into self hosting these last years. Funnest one for me was spending 5 hours trying to log into my server after my IP “upgraded” for me, after they replaced it with a system with which the settings can only be modified via an app… 😊
But you live and learn and wait for the next headache!
- Comment on Major banks neglect energy transition risks from mining as demand booms 1 year ago:
Sorry, I mean to say that the impact of mining is not limited to the energy transition in the way this article appears to focus on it. I do not disagree with any of your points.
In my opinion the headline should simply read
Major financiers neglect
energy transitionrisks from mining. - Comment on Major banks neglect energy transition risks from mining as demand booms 1 year ago:
This discussion has fundamentally very little to do with the energy transition and is more generally about destructive mining practices. The link to the energy transition in my opinion is intentionally damaging to the industry, or am I missing something here?