nutcase2690

I'm having a good experience with Faugus Launcher, or Heroic

I like using apt packages as long as I am using nala as the CLI. it is such an upgrade.

It is an open source map, you are free to add to it yourself. Behold, the link that gives info on how to do so. There have been over 100,000 flock cameras installed in the United States in the last 12 months, and so it is a collective effort to keep our maps up to date.

I don't know if you'd be willing to up your commute time for it, but the deflock website has a map tab that builds a route avoiding flock cameras.

edit: it links to a separate app/website

Few inches is certainly too close-- I am not saying to go until you can see the white of the driver's eyes in the rear view mirror, but a whole two car lengths is too much at a stop light

Granted, if you are stopping following the rules of the book and you are in a car with one of those absurdly high hoods (to the point where almost a dozen children can sit in front of your car and you can't see them), then it is still a huge distance.

The thing that is pissing me off recently is that when people stop at a light with wayy too much room in between their car and the one in front of them. I think it is a byproduct of many drivers not being able to visualize how large their car is Like seriously, most people leave enough room to fit an extra car or two at the stopped light. Imo it contributes heavily to how many cars can actually pass at a green light, and it makes traffic so much worse.

Stremio has been awful for me recently on android tv. I looked into nuvio as a replacement (can use stremio addons and import your libraries and stuff, has some other nice features like skipping anime intros) as well as downgrading stremio to version 1.8.4 (use apkmirror or something and a universal installer for the app bundle). Both ways seem to be working well.

Can also try helix! I think there is another one called kakoune but I haven't followed that for a long time

Thank you for posting this, it is really cool! I dug a little bit and it looks like there is also a live wallpaper app for android and iphone, that changes with the month and time of day. It also has a little logbook and an easter egg hunt embedded with it! It is my new wallpaper, very pretty.

Can confirm, as I've got my home assistant on a 6 year old raspberry pi 4. it is just sitting in a closet, not even on ethernet i'll admit that i do have a router with openwrt, and that made it super easy to set up a wireguard server

I've just got my family set up with wireguard vpn on their phones to my lan, then using home assistant and the todo list there works pretty well even away from home.

Trying to decide between Abyssus and Jump Space. Mostly trying to figure out if my friends will have any free time for the forseeable future to play it, since we started getting back into Payday 2 after spending a long while on Vintage Story