

Sure, but as he said, it does not matter past a certain point


Sure, but as he said, it does not matter past a certain point


Then tell me: why do the established manufacturers rarely have a good EV I their portfolio if it is so easy? Most of them suck big time.


It will for sure help to continue focusing on combustion engine vehicles.


I have not looked for games, but media they do have plenty.


He did not talk about benches or couches.


What? Profit does not come from thin air?


As far as I understood, this is just a USB interface, you’d still need zigbee2mqtt or ZHA


But NearDrop is not compatible with airdrop, is it?


It’s only a matter of time now
/edit: there seems to be This one however it is the „old“ standard reverse engineered. Should still work
That is very interesting to me, as I am currently setting up a cluster for all the important stuff (including home assistant), to have failover and high availability.
Interesting that you have a proxmox server running but chose to run homeassistant on a raspberry instead. What was the goal here?
Sure, but the same is true for embedded timestamps. Just put a black bar over it with the time and date in white. Claim that the system does it that way, done.
Maybe Pangolin is what you are looking for.


The rommbas? Maybe. The other ones? They have plenty storage.


I would not say they cloned the design. The first breakthrough for Roborock was the S5, which had LiDAR and a map. Both was not something iRobot had at the time. iRobot simply chose to not innovate in the areas people wanted first. People didn’t like the random cleaning that the roombas did for a long time compared to the structured of almost everybody else.


Really? It can’t do no-go zones and lines without the cloud? Even the „Chinese competition“ can do that without internet.


Which platform? Linux? Docker? Are we talking about phones? MacBooks?


Sure, but keep write operations on SD cards in mind.
You can also look at thin clients like the Futro s740, or the much more powerful Lenovo tiny series (like the m720q)


Well these robots run a Linux distribution as a base. So yes, sure, they will run doom just fine.
Uhm… I think that is a Reddit screenshot