Text ambiguous. Leave doors(s) between rooms open. Flip switches, see which one controls bulb in other room. No need to even visit other room. Done in seconds.

Or people will start spamming you back.

They tested against MOCKS and then went to prod! Fuckn’ QA is there for a reason.

I hadn’t used gitea for long. I just had both running, and then cloned my repos one at a time manually. So long as I had the code, I didn’t really care.

Ummmmm, what is an AI browser? I mean, other than something I don’t want.

Does it browse AI generated content? Does it generate AI web pages for me? Does it just set chatgpt/copilot/grok/gemini as the homepage/default search? Does it use AI to customize content to your language/reading level? Does it flag non-AI content as potentially malicious like an http site?

I’m so lost.

This is what I was using till I switched to forgejo and never got around to setting up one of their runners.

My company is semi-large. Big enough that their IT dept semi-supports linux. My manager didn’t know about it, but after being at the company for a year using windows, I finally found the right desktop team that hooked me up with a massive document on how to install linux following corporate policy. So, now I’m rocking Ubuntu. Not in my top 10 choices, but a far cry better than the Windows 11 rollout the company warned us of.

I got my domain through namecheap. So, I just use them, they have a dynamicdns implementation. I setup a namecheapddns docker container that auto updates mine.

I’m in a similar boat, except I had to white-knuckle the install myself. White-knuckle, because I had to set up unique to my laptop certs beforehand to get on the corporate VPN. And if it disn’t work, I’d be off the VPN unable to connect (I work remote). Got it working, but, fun fact, my ubuntu laptop is running Microsoft Defender! (per requirements) I feel super protected.

Yep, you’re right. I’m watching my ISP upgrade their cable to docsis 4.0 which will allow for 2g down 1g up. Instead of the garbage 1g down 40mbps up I have now. That upload speed is chaffing.

But I’m looking for a new toy like this because my current router is only 1g.

Is there a 2.5 gigabit version?

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It sounds like you’re describing Home Assistant? HA has a ton of integrations into a lot of self-hosted services not just IoT devices.

I made my career out of automated testing with a focus on apis. I’m not aware of any easy tool to do what you want. The easiest way to quick whip up basic api tests that I’ve found is python/pytest with requests. You can parameterize lots of inputs, run tests in parallel, easily add new endpoints as you go, benchmark the apis for response times, etc. It’ll take a lot of work in the beginning, then save you a lot of work in the end.

Now, AI will be able to make the process go faster. If you give it a sample input and output it can do 95% of a pytest in 10s. But beware that last 5%.

Are any of their apis a GET that returns lists? I create a lot of automated api tests. You might be able to GET a list of users (or whatever) then pick a random 10 user_ids and query another api, say user_addresses and pass in each id one at a time and verify a proper result. You don’t have to verify the data itself, just that the values you care about are not empty and they key exists.

You can dynamically test a lot this way and if a key gets changed from ‘street’ to ‘street_address’ your failing tests should let you know.

Do they use openapi or swagger or something? If so you should be able to do something like use changedetect.io on their swaggerdocs page.

Still sounds easier than getting my roborock on valetudo. I had to take the entire thing apart to get to the other side of the mobo to flash the thing. Felt like I needed 3 hands to ground one place while doing a bunch of other things just to get it to flash. My workspace was a mess of screws and tiny robot parts I only half remembered taking out.

In the end it worked and I’m very happy with it. Was sweating for a bit though. It was a $400 vacuum iirc.

That’s fair. It should be optional. Having made plenty of charitible donations, it’s likely so they can send you thank you cards and solicit more donations from you.

So long as it’s not used for billing, I’ve used plenty of fake addresses for stuff like this. Usually 123 Fake St. Springfield IL in honor of the simpsons.

Mostly depends on your blurtooth card. If the one on your mobo isn’t behaving, grab a $10 generic usb one off amazon that claims it works with linux. Mine’s been solid for years, it’s what I had to do.

But how you FIX it is you dig into the code and fix it so everyone else with your card gets the positive experience.

I use Pingvin. You upload a file to it and it generates a link. Has expiration on the link.

You can allow anonymous uploads or not, give friends logins etc.

I have it locked down to just me with a login and I use it to let others download the files.