Reolink has been decent, only running one camera. It is missing the type of stream I’d prefer*, but RTSP works fine.

Does Frigate prefer OVSP or something? I don’t remember all the details off the top of my head.

Don’t take this too seriously, but Reolink for cheap, Ubiqiti if you wanna spend is where I’d start researching.

Mostly,

Apple
Apple HomePod mini
Apple TV 4K (2nd Generation)
Google
Nest Hub (2nd Generation)
Nest Hub Max
Nest Wifi
Amazon
Echo (4th Generation)
Samsung SmartThings Hub

Wouldn’t be a bad transition. Outside of current HA people, afaik there isn’t a lot of zigbee around. Most people do have a Thread Border Router now. You can get a Skyconnect/ZBT-1 for HA if you don’t want other options like Google Hub.

Yes to horseshoe, but for others you may just need to refresh or clear your browser cache.

It’s obnoxiously difficult to change the color on a gauge, say for battery charging vs discharging, or just generally to show direction of the gauge. You’d have to create a new, custom card.

Also so many of the cards in HACS are broken. It’s not the best experience.

Besides that, Thread is pretty low-bandwidth and low-noise. It’s designed to sip battery life from devices.

2.4Ghz just allows it to be built into tons of devices without an extra chip. Every Google Hub, Alexa, or Apple hub supports it.

Rust is straight up better than C. It’s safer and less prone to errors.

It’s not feasible to convert the entire Linux codebase at once. So your options are to either have a mixed codebase, or stick with effectively Cobol into 2020.

I’m on Boost, but should probably look at Voyager.

I get that you’re using AI directly related to your point, but it’s still a lot of shitty AI spam.

Use it for your own research, but don’t foist that on us.

The other difference is that promoting more and more obscure, useless shit ruins your credibility for when you’re trying to get them to Lemmy or Signal or Mastodon.

Signal is an absolutely fine product and doesn’t need to be decentralized right now.

Maybe. But it’s probably more important to start with Lemmy than which app to use.

Their rationale was that SMS is not secure and having something not secure on their app was damaging.

Yeah, I don’t mind Pixelfed getting attention at all. It’s just that I don’t trust Forbes, and this article seems to want to muddy the waters.

No mention of Lemmy. Hardly a mention of Mastodon. The leading image is all the oligarch apps. I’m not impressed.

Doesn’t seem like a super reliable source. I just grabbed the first result I googled.

I got it from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/1bg323c/oc_reddit_traffic_by_country_2024/

It lists worldpopulationreview.com on the image.

There this statista link which has similar numbers and sounds more detailed, but still doesn’t have sources available. Google’s AI points to statista.

So nothing definitive. But I certainly expect that most users are from the US.

I could see the numbers being a little different for Lemmy, but I don’t expect that they’re wildly different.

2024

My point was for people who are scared to leave Twitter. They don’t have to. They can just dip their toes in while still holding their Elon-themed blanket.

I understand that often you can’t just drop the platform where all the engagement is when your job is to promote something. However, you can still enable people who do want to make the switch.

I now have a dozen comments on Reddit in the last year, up from 3 an hour ago.