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> energy efficient lights seem to have no downsides

Efficiency is good, but this isn't true. Decades into LED-ification we still suffer shit-tier PWM strobing, poor dimming, disruption to wildlife and human life, and streetlights turning purple en masse.

(The last two are installation and quality issues, but when driven by lowest-bidder compliance with simplistic "efficiency" mandates that's what you get).


Lower color rendering index than incandescent lights too. High CRI LEDs are available, but they're still worse than incandescents and less efficient than the conventional LEDs.


If you want Ubuntu without the annoying, that's Debian.


I will probably be installing that on my servers soon. Luckily I don't need to use it as a desktop machine any more.


Clicked one of the examples...

> I have a 400mm x 500mm x 80mm drawer for screws and bolts.

(thinking for a while)

"Please provide drawer dimensions to continue."


Why these wouldn’t be cached is beyond me. Cool idea though!


It looks like that's just a generic error message. For me, this websocket message is received when the error appears:

    {"error":true,"body":"Your credit balance is too low to access the Anthropic API. Please go to Plans & Billing to upgrade or purchase credits.","done":false,"id":"XXXXXXXX","type":"cf_agent_use_chat_response"}


The error message should point that it's the server, not the user problem.


Wait long enough and it popped up for me. (Android, also basically Linux but using Vivaldi)

Took about 10 secs.


Same

(Firefox, Android (which is Linux))


Same.

(Firefox, Linux)


It takes serious hardware investment [0] to pull that off.

[0] https://lenowo.org/viewtopic.php?t=28


Meta-Meta-Meta:

Update:

After the recent hacker news "invasion", I have now determined that the page can handle up to 1536 users before running out of RAM, meaning that the IP camera surprisingly is fully sufficient for its purpose. In other words, I will not be moving the forum in the near future as 32 MB of RAM seem to be enough to run it

Source: https://lenowo.org/viewtopic.php?t=28


> Host it on the Fritzbox 7950 instead?

It's a router.. oh my god that made me laugh


A local REST API doesn't require servers.


That I agree with, although real thought needs to be put into security for this. This is literally a key to your home.


Yes. This is frustrating. Notable examples:

Updating an ESPHome device config requires network to build/compile the image. [0]

Viewing your Integrations page leaks a list of integrations you are using to "brands.home-assistant.io". [1]

[0] https://community.home-assistant.io/t/esphome-completely-off...

[1] https://community.home-assistant.io/t/wth-why-are-brand-icon...


Is the certificate for that domain pinned? If not, just host it locally. In fact, I'm going to try doing that. Have you already checked the Docs? Somebody probably already published a gist somewhere with the needed path


Locally hosting platform IO is definitely on my to-do list but it is a problem which looks vast.

I have SQUID doing TLS MITM in front of it right now, but that doesn't get me really to "offline builds".


Color: 6-pack


You won't see another mosquito - guaranteed!


You're not going crazy :)

Hover over the "minutes ago" string on any of those comments & you'll see the original timestamp. I guess this is a repost, comments got merged, and the "minutes ago" strings are cached/pre-generated from the old thread?


> lawyer ads

I take it you haven't had the pleasure of driving thru Philadelphia. Some say you can even see skyscrapers behind the sea of lawyer ads.


And Florida. Most popular billboard ad is a lawyer ad.

I’m glad WA banned them.


Nope, just NYC and California.

This one got stuck in my mind: https://www.sfgate.com/local/article/anh-phoong-iconic-billb...


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