Maybe somebody has some insight into this: why does this succeed in getting people to quit, since that's the obvious gambit? Why do people not just refuse to come back and get fired for insubordination or whatever? Do you not get unemployment benefits for getting fired for that reason (ignoring that unemployment is a pittance compared to their salaries), or are they packaging these people out with attractive severances or something?

As s former Fitbit user: Garmin. Excellent hardware, excellent software.

I'd watch the shit out of that

The mic from the top two looks like a tiny bowler hat for the bottom two.

I second this, Valetudo is rock solid. Also the map it creates in HA is more or less live.

Pretty cool of this guy to inform us there's an ongoing assault on God... Where can we sign up, y'know, to help with the cause? He left that part out.

You're not wrong, he's definitely a certifiable moron with zero self-respect.

For a guy known as The Zodiac Killer, he sure is uptight about other people being called what they want.

Glad to see I'm not the only one doing this. It definitely leads to a lot of small talk about my email domain, but I've never run into a situation yet where I couldn't sign up for something. My personal favorite is when reluctantly providing an email for something I don't care about I can spout out something like "blockthishottrash@mydomain.tld". That's lead to some fun reactions.

I run Home Assistant in Kubernetes. I also use helm, which significantly reduces the amount of config yaml that's necessary for k8s, so it's pretty manageable.

From my understanding, this is caused by the universe itself expanding between the 2 objects, not that the object itself is moving that speed relative to us. It's still completely insane to think about, either way.

Hey, I just recently did this with a Dreame L10 Pro, which I think has a similar root procedure. If you're reasonably technical and have some Linux experience, it's a fairly straight forward process. The documentation on the Valetudo site is decent, but doesn't really address any possible issues you might run into during the process. All told, it took about 20 minutes, but it was a bit of a labyrinth. Having said all that, the end result is absolutely worth it, and Valetudo is pretty great.