Laughs in 8 different political parties deciding the direction of my country.

Good.

Even if we don’t manage to do it fully it’s still an exercise worth doing.

I think the UI has improved with the latest release, but then you need to pay to use it on your car screen.

It’s where the name comes from, yes. Ian and his then girlfriend Deborah.

I knew neither.

There’s magic earth. I used it until they locked Android auto behind a subscription. A shame since it was quite good and I was happy to provide data.

Not open source though.

It’s not the numbers, yet. It’s the message it sends.

They’re going to use AI to identify and block ads for me, right? Or let me set a cookie preference and automatically apply that to every page I visit?

That would be rather useful things to have AI for IMHO.

Yeah, I can access JF on my phone, but didn’t manage to cast it to the TV where I was. You’re saying it should work “out of the box”?

I’ve done it on a few subs, so it probably depends on the mods. Haven’t been banned yet.

Head over there and promote a platform of free speech where Mamdami can be discussed. Like… this one?

OrganicMaps isn’t.

Came here to say the same thing. Malboro and a Zippo? GTFO!

Tried it a bit, didn’t get very far but will have a look again. Very good tool to have some knowledge about.

Good tip. Thanks.

I might not go for that solution. 😂

Is it better to keep MQTT, Zigbee etc in containers rather than in HAOS itself? Am I not just creating an upgrade/dependency mess for myself?

Yeah, my setup was pretty old. I was using a mix of yaml and NodeRed, but apparently my Pi was now too old for NodeRed so I had to update or migrate, so I went for a proxmox instead.

That’s exactly what I’m doing as well. Got my VM set up, HAOS installed and bluetooth up and running. Now I’m starting to add my stuff already in my house and I’m looking for good ways to do it. I’ve also added it to tailscale and can access it from my phone.

It’s SOOOO much faster than the Pi.

I like I2p but it doesn’t solve the problems that zeronet did.

Will have to look into gnunet though. Not sure what that does, or how.

Wasn’t that the idea behind zeronet? I think zeronet is dead(?) now, but it was a fun concept. https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet