Willdrick

I tried grocy but it was too cumbersome for day to day usage. Ended up using Nextcloud:

• Created a set of calendars/todo lists and set them to shared. One for chores, another for appointments and last one for shopping list.
• JTX board app for android phones (also davx5 for syncing, but that was already installed on most for personal info sync and backups).
• Added those NC to my HomeAssistant and replaced the default shopping list with the NC ones.
• (optional) added some geofence zones on HA on regular shopping spots, and an automation that sends the shopping list as a notification to whoever is nearby.

Setup was a bit hit and miss until I figured stuff out but it's been working fine for us for the better part of a year now.

My case fans are listed and I can see the rpm, I just couldn't figure out the "create a curve based off the temp of this other sensor" part.

Does anybody know if it's possible to use this to control case fans based on sensor's temps other than the CPU ones? I've been fiddling with it for 10 minutes and can't figure it out.

I have an oversized CPU cooler and a pretty closed case (thermaltake view27). For now I'm brute forcing airflow with the 3 intake front fans but it gets loud even while idling.

Since the cooler is oversized, by default the case fans won't spin up faster even when my GPU is dumping tons of heat into the case. I'd like to set it so it takes the temps off a motherboard sensor rather than the cpu

I got a second hand note10+ just for that feature, only to find out they deprecated Linux on DeX D:

A few years ago I got a laptop with a busted video output, installed CasaOS and that kicked off a learning experience that continues to this day. I'm now running a 2 node proxmox deployment with several LXC containers and a HomeAssistant VM. I self-host most of my stuff for me and my family.

If it wasn't for CasaOS, I'd probably had tried proxmox and fled in horror of the difficulty to grasp what it's doing.

Also IIRC Casa now uses proper docker-compose exports, while I was using it, it was a self-rolled json file you couldn't really import on other platforms. So enjoy Casa, and when you feel like it's hindering your learning or desires, jump to portainer and import your stuff with just a few clicks.

For reference, here's some of the stuff I've been hosting:

• NextCloud AIO for document syncing across machines, backups and contacts/calendars/todo via DavX5 on android devices

• immich replaces google Photos so I don't have to ever "solve" a storage issue for any family member getting those googleOne popups

• HomeAssistant is still a rabbit hole on it's own, but I love tinkering and automating stuff

• Paperless-ngx solved my download folder always full of random invoice PDFs as well as referencing documents and manuals

• Jellyfin is not only on my main TV but also my hifi music source for mobile devices and standalone speakers

• Portainer makes it super easy to spin up game servers for me and my friends in a few clicks

• PiHole+Unbound makes surfing the web bareable again

And a bunch more I use on and off, like NetAlertX to map and check on my network stats, Navidrome for older devices (like iPad2) music streaming, etc

Vampire Survivors and Balatro should keep you occupied until your arm is fixed!

Lawnchair is GOATed, especially after nova sold out

+1 to this. I grabbed the haOS VM proxmox script a year ago and it's been smooth sailing ever since.

Cool! Thanks for the tip!

Huh... TIL it was cooking itself lol

30 years late info

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SupraFAXModem_14400

Maybe just as a flex, most times I tried connecting at 14400 it'd drop the call. Probably that's why I don't go for the greatest and latest tech purchases since then

AT
OK
ATDT 555-1013
DIALING
CONNECT 14400

Crap, this is not the BBS I wanted to call... welp, might as well put something on the wall.

Greetings to the older folk on Lemmy!!
:-)