I’m going to echo the zigbee recommendation for bulbs. Can be had for dirt cheap and work reliably (and there’s high end options too if you want that). And are fully locally provisioned and controlled.

Matter over thread is also becoming an option but the default provision option requires Google (including play services and an account) and they tend to be quite a bit more expensive.

Don’t think so. It’s currently focused on 4:4:4 colour at high bandwidth (4k@120hz), HDR, and VRR.

I’m guessing it’s because he gently criticised Christian Nationalism, and Trump can’t allow that.

Streisand effect on their part, with the interview accumulating millions of views.

I’m not sure if there’s reliable ways to detect it automatically, but seeing if they have any sort of presence outside of where you are purchasing it would be a start. I’d normally say look on MusicBrainz but even if the bundle above is legit, it’s not the sort of music that would end up on there I suspect as the website owner appears to be the creator and there’s no obvious artist attached to it.

Anyway, that bundle seems suspect to me.

Just make sure you use XRizer instead of OpenComposite for OpenVR compatibility as it’s much more advanced at this point. You can also use OpenComposite as a secondary if a particular game doesn’t work with XRizer.

For clarity, OpenVR is the historical standard for VR which is still used by some modern games, although more are supporting OpenXR, which WiVRN handles directly.

See also this compatibility list and the Linux VR Adventures wiki.

And the Black Mirror episode Be Right Back.

It’s not just they are doing age verification, but the method they are using to implement it. ID collection is not privacy respecting, and further to that, they’ve already had a major data leak, including said IDs. For the facial scan method, they claim that it will be on-device only but given that it’s closed source software, they could change this at any time.

Not FOSS or open source in any sense. You could still say it’s self-hosted, but I suspect most people self-hosting care about this.

reg.bom.gov.au has existed for a few years at least and always had HTTPS as far as I can remember. The original HTTP site was just retired altogether from what I can tell.

Can I see it?

The reg subdomain linked in the OP also supports HTTPS.

It’s both, although the former more than the latter. Also, part of the hoarding is likely happening precisely because of the uncertainty of the tariff policies.

Snikket is essentially just prosody but more of an all in one package.

Endurain, a self hosted fitness app, may get gadgetbridge integration once the network helper is finished.

SteamOS is great but there are too many games that require Windows.

It’s mainly multiplayer games with anti-cheat malware. If they prefer single player games, they’ll be fine.

It’s drinking the water!

Yep, and you’d think the conspiracy theorists would see that a cheap or free vaccine is exactly counter to all of their theories about people being kept sick so they can pay for ongoing prescriptions.

In the long run this sort of model probably makes sense, but it’s far too soon as it discourages solar and battery uptake and increases the relative burden on the poor.

Once we have more solar and batteries than we can possibly use, an unlimited model with a monthly fee would be best (like how we pay for internet access), but that’s probably 10+ years away. Ideally, those on low incomes would have subsidised bills too so they are not eating proportionally more of the costs.

This one is nicer than uptime-kuma if you prefer declarative config.