…I think they might be talking about us. But they keep using strange words like kilo and stone. I can’t work out the diction of this “metric” language they seem to speak.

Already stuck in my head for the rest of the week.

Apparently that “innocent until proven guilty” was also a lie.

I need to stop reading. The fascists can’t allow rights that they can’t even read. The Constitution should have been written below a 6th grade level…

It’s what he needed to do to protect our second amendment rights. Somebody should make a crucifix of him hanging on that is made of guns. Trump will probably beat everybody to market with the merch though. Maybe a KirkCoin scam…

As long as the money continues to flow upwards.

It’s just a fact of life in America. Nothing we can do about it!

Sadly, it’s fascist-killing days are behind it. I hope it enjoys retirement.

Still, always good practice to change your password after this sort of leak. However unlikely it is that someone could access your account, it’s never a bad idea.

Is it lifetime or halflifetime?

The one in The Epstein Files?

Here’s an example. The first picture is part of the UI configuration for this automation. The second picture show the yaml that was generated from this. Utility Room Occupancy is a Zigbee door sensor. When it turns on (the door opens), it triggers the Utility Room Lights on. The light is actually a WiFi LED bulb. The rest of the script turns the light off when the door closes.

What’s beautiful about Home Assistant is that it just creates devices that look identical no matter what integration you’re using. A light is a light no matter how you interact with it.

Just install HA and try it out! It’s a lot easier to do than you might think. Every vendor or connection type has its own Integration. Most integrations can be set up through the UI very easily. I have dozens of integrations.

And the automations have had a lot of work the last few years. They are getting much easier to set up in the UI without having to worry about code or yaml.

Here’s the guide I’ve used. Super easy to do in ESPHome. I’ve only tested it, but it seems to work very well.

https://smarthomescene.com/guides/how-to-create-thread-devices-with-esphome/

The ESP32-S3 has become my standard goto device. If power usage is an issue, the ESP32-C3 is a great option. And the ESP32-C6 opens up Thread capabilities. I recently picked up a device with an ESP32-P4 that I’m wanting to play around with some more.

I mean, this is what normal NyQuil does to me.

Arduino, ESP32, smart home automation. I could talk for hours. I’ve started to get into PCB design this year, and I’ve had a lot of fun with it!

To be fair, they did apologize for #3… https://theshovel.com.au/2020/06/04/nra-accidentally-forgets-to-rise-up-against-tyrannical-government/