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white_nrdy

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  • Couple left with $200k bill after baby born in US

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  • Sadly that's low for some cases of births. I've heard of people being charged >$1M before insurance (so that number might be BS insurance negotiations, but still)

  • What are some product categories where the mainstream option IS the best option?

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  • Is Home Assistant the recommended default for smart homes?

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  • I run mine in a VM but have USB passthrough for the Zwave and zigbee sticks. I didn't know there were POE coordinators. Do you have any you recommend? I use both zwave and zigbee

  • Whats something new thats actually good?

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  • Yeah, I noticed that recentjy. I had lost track when it was an initial PR. Was a nice surprise

  • Whats something new thats actually good?

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  • Everything you mention is great. However I think everyone needs GadgetBridge in their lives. Especially with the "internet helper" they're working on to allow opt-in ability to share with internet things (like they're working on supporting Endurain)

    https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/5453

  • How many containers are you all running?

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  • Ironic that Nextcloud AIO spins up multiple...

  • How many containers are you all running?

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  • Where is Linux not working well in your daily usage? Share your pain points as of 2026, so we can respectfully discuss

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  • I really wish there was a good remote desktop method that supported attaching to my "local" session but keeping the displays locked. Similar to how windows RDP works.

    If I have to remote into my work machine from home, I have XRDP setup to make a separate session that I can have run simultaneously to my local session. It's fine, but if I could use the existing local session that would be superb (without unlocking my local displays while I'm not there is the big point)

    GNOME has RDP/VNC abilities, but in my experience a) the screen has to be awake, or else it becomes none responsive, b) it only worked with one monitor IIRC, and c) it unlocks the local display. x11vnc has issue C.

    I think KDE is working on improved Wayland RDP? Haven't seen if it satisfies this. Sadly though, my work IT doesn't support Wayland

  • Safety

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  • gestures at everything

  • It's all about perspective

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  • I think of the difference as "work to live" vs "live to work"

  • Is there a secure video chat that does not require a phone number?

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  • Good to know. Thanks for the info. I haven't jumped yet, since wanna do research. But I agree that that is a yellow flag.

  • Is there a secure video chat that does not require a phone number?

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  • Can anyone confirm accuracy?

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  • What are some funny WiFi network names you've run into?

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  • OnlyLANs

  • If you automated 95% of your job, but still had to report to an office/cubicle, what would you do with your (40hrs)time?

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  • There are a lot of recommendations to work on other SW projects. Be careful with this if there is a clause in your employment agreement (if you have one) regarding any work you do during work hours being owned by them. Especially don't do it on your work PC.

  • How should I properly document my homelab?

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  • I've been in the process of migrating everything over do Nix. Love it so much.

    What hole does Ansible fill for you? I haven't looked into it in the past really, so just curious. I have a single Paoxmox node so don't really need horizontal scaling orchestration.

  • Trash breakfast dinner

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  • Lol ok. I figured there was a chance it wasn't ROC, since I I've seen plates on a menu like one other place.

  • Trash breakfast dinner

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  • People who listen to music regularly, how sad would you be if you were permanently deprived of the ability to listen to any music ever again for the rest of your life?

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  • I went to university with a large deaf population. Back then I thought it was weird seeing people I knew were deaf walking around with really nice over ear headphones on (like beats and such) until I heard one listening and the bass was cranked seemingly all the way up. Then it made sense