Both of these are valid notation. Json spec also says that numbers are floats, so it’s perfectly acceptable to denote them this way. This is why currency should never use a number notation, and instead use a string. If it must be precise, use a string.

I used zigbee2mqtt and mosquito, but IIRC I enabled joining I held down the top and bottom buttons of the remote until the bulb flashed, and then it connected. Distance was a problem at first, but the meshing took over well after a bit

I used the remote. It can be used to unpaid a bulb and rejoin to a new hub (zigbee). You just hold the top and bottom buttons close to a bulb and the bulb will pair to any hub that has registration open. Worst case, pick up the remote and at the end of the day you have a new switch.

See, this is why I’m disappointed with revolt. Because it’s such an amazing interface and replaces discord 1:1, but I can’t recommend it because they don’t have federation. So I have to make an account for every server, which is a non starter for me and most of my friends.

Immediately I mark as spam in every way possible, and maybe add their customer support email to their mailing list too.

This is why I’m here. I’m a firm believer that there is no good or bad technology, it’s what we allow it to become. I have my friends, I break out of my echo chamber, I know where social media fits for me. I know it may be different for others, but as long as the fediverse remains neutral it’s on each of us individually to limit it

I am legit curious about that discord server and who is in it

Someone who truly just wants to make new friends! Nooooo

But, maybe we can make a super clickbaity article anyway?

God I tried to look it up to see, god Missouri what the hell. “burning discouraged”. Yeah. That stopped maybe 5% of the population, back pats all around. I guess I’d recommend… hosing off your roof…

Call them in, every time, leave an anonymous tip. We’ve watched entire neighborhoods burn this year due to dry conditions. We’ve watched entire towns be wiped off the map.

Fuck this guy, call it in. Depends on your state I believe, but do a quick google search, probably on the site that has the red flag warning. He wants to do it so bad, he can pay the hefty fines.

That particular one is long gone I’m afraid, but it’s essentially just docker compose down, tar like I did above, docker compose up -d, and then I used rclone to upload it

Seconded, and great callout @[email protected] , yes part of my script was to stop the container gracefully, tar it, start it again, and then copy the tar somewhere. it “should” be fine, in a production environment where you could have zero downtime I would take a different approach, but we’re selfhosters. Just schedule it for 2am or something.

Oh, and feel free to test! Docker makes it super easy. Just extract the tar somewhere else on the drive, point your container to the new volume, see if it spins up. Then you’ll know your backup strategy is working!

If you’re using docker (like your DBs run in docker), then I think you’re overthinking it personally. Just back up the volume that the container uses, then you can just plop it back and it will carry on carefree.

I usually did a simple tar cvf /path/to/compressed.tar.gz /my/docker/volume for each of my volumes, then backed up the tar. Kept symlinks and everything nice and happy. If you do that for each of your volumes, and you also have your config for running your containers like a docker-compose, congrats that’s all you need.

I don’t know who said you can’t just back up the volume, to me that’s kind of the point of docker. It’s extreme portability.

damn, RTL text is no trivial matter, kudos to them for getting that done

Personal emails, messaging, anything

Ah, that makes sense. I didn’t realize we had asked for a new UI, here I was thinking we just wanted basic quality of life updates

Oh and make it FAST, no loading bars or spinners!

Wait there’s a community one?

I have lost now not hours, but days debugging their terrible AIO container. Live production code stored in persistent volumes. Scattered files around the main drive in seemingly arbitrary locations. Environment variables that are consistently ignored/overrided. It’s probably my number one example of worst docker containers and what not to do when designing your container.