Yea this software rules. I’ve analyzed 20TB with it.

These are more questions for OP. But Fedora is based on RHEL which is owned by IBM. I don’t really fault OP for wanting to avoid American products in this current era. Linux however seems more of a trans-national product.

Well I assure you Fedora is on the leftist side 😂

Bro. Framework is an American laptop.

Which is based on Fedora and OP wants avoid American ties (on an American laptop)

Look into frigate. It’s designed to work with home assistant and is incredibly reliable. It works with pretty much any camera that can publish a stream. That being said, most people recommend reo link

I found some Amcrest cameras on Craigslist, 4 being sold for $75, and that started my system.

For their hard metal teeth.

It was a golden era of video games that required imagination and literacy.

I disagree. Sometimes you need to look at the situation as a whole in order to understand the motivation.

How is it irrelevant? Plex offers a bunch of services that cost them money that we don’t use, so they jacked up prices for streaming our own data.

Plex actually does have streaming services. The ones we’ve never asked for. And live tv.

It’s your filament wet? Have you replaced the nozzle? What’s weird is the edges appear to look like oozing but you’ve done a temp towers.

You need a command line to install it on unsupported hardware.

I think language barrier helps a lot with films. I think snow piercer would have been a better movie in Korean.

Feels like Garland’s civil war, but with an Xbox.

Ok you can use any of the gits if you wanted to self host.

Check out Hugo. Takes a little to setup but it’s completely free. You can host for free using your GitHub and a provider, plenty of tutorials on how to do it (blanking on the providers name atm)

There is an actual reason to heat the whole space. But it depends on a number of factors including the size of the space heater, interior wall insulation, and external temp. If the exterior was -20F then using a single room space heater would not work and might be more expensive than bringing the whole floor to 58F in the long run.

The gist is your home has a thermal envelope. When you’re only heating that one room, without insulation, the heat is evacuating to neighboring rooms. So you’re still heating everything just poorly.

On top of that, a well insulated home drops heat slower than it take to heat up. If the home is built correctly all the heaters would work in tandem to bring the base temp up to a set point then shut off and allow it to slowly drop.

But again. There’s a ton of factors here (heater size and type are huge).

I have the docker AIO going for about a year after every other form of install exploded itself. So far so good.

Really depends on the calibration of the projector.