The fact that json serializes easily to basic data structures simplifies code so much. Most use cases don’t need fully sematic data storage much of which you have to write the same amount of documentation about the data structures anyways. I’ll give XML one thing though, schemas are nice and easy, but high barrier to entry in json.

Tracks based on the reviews on tire rack. https://www.tirerack.com/tires/pirelli-scorpion-zero If you are looking for better winter traction you can get better tires out there.

Better yet hash of the file and torrent magnet. Only risk is the original getting lost. But we’d know which is.

As an alternative to openwrt rather than getting consumer based hardware and flashing. Take a look at mikrotik I’ve been running a $40 wired router for years and it has tons of advanced features that are commercial grade.

Glad I’m backed up in that jsonb solves the same problem

Appreciate your efforts.

This player is so close to replacing dsub/dsub2000 for me. But I really miss the background song cache in dsub. Tempus makes it more of an explicit action to download.

Best car im thinking of another

Ah yeah these would be 120v sonoff has other Euro spec stuff, I’ve seen some switches, so there may be a 240v equivalent.

Honestly day to day I couldn’t tell you the difference between zwave and zigbee they act as you’d expect and the UI updates status the same. The main difference is the setup and disconnect procedures, which can be even device specific.

Couple of things your issue with losing status for zigbee items is that they are expecting constant power to report status (switched on or off) so putting those devices on switched outlets won’t work well. This is true for both zwave and zigbee.

I have both zigbee and zwave devices. I find that having both is useful zigbee has a good selection of plug-in outlet devices, sensors(motion temperature ect). There’s a really good deal outlet 4 pack sonoff on Amazon. Zwave is great for smart switches basically anything hardwired, switches, dimmers, fan controllers, ect.

Unlike the past where any computer could run Linux with varying levels of support. You need direct builds for arm based phones or specific hardware. Feels like google keeps squeezing Linux feels like an eventuality but it’s not close to a reality yet. Been thinking about picking up a pine phone see how much I lose going to Linux.

It can be a good way to get a foot in the door somewhere. But also you can talk to local shops see if they want to take you on. You’ll want to ensure there is room for growth and they aren’t just expecting to hire just a lube tech, that you want to learn.

Honestly thought this would be around much quicker but Google seems to have nailed it as far as I can tell. Hopefully will get properly ported

I have plenty of server storage. Can mx route be used almost like a mail proxy? Mail stored locally and mx route used for just receiving and sending? Needs to be spouse friendly as well. Or if anyone else can recommend something else that fits that bill more.

Yep same DDClient is super simple to setup with name cheap. Followed ip address changes with very little if any down time. I’ve never noticed between ip changes.

I mean it is open source and you can go with something like lineage or graphineos to get around those things

Commercial data centers. Auto scaling infrastructure and just sheer scale. At $2 it may be at cost or a loss to generate future sales.

This is a desicion each Lemmy instance can make. ideally you join smaller grassroots instances that have privacy values and you won’t have to worry