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semisol @semisol - 8h
another dead project, as usual...
semisol @semisol - 9h
If you only have 100 viewers it's 0.5€ per hour And 10 viewers only 0.05€ per hour. The free tier would be 50 and 500 hours respectively per month. Also, this is not *total* unique viewers, but average active viewers at any instant.
semisol @semisol - 10h
There is no other way. Streaming is expensive. 1K viewers is 8 gigabits of sustained throughput. Also, you don’t have 1K viewers do you? Not to mention even then you could stream for 5 hours free per month with the 20TB free allowance at 1K viewers
Why does WA not work with Graphene? It is interpretable instead of JIT
oh no social media app asks for name/bio I wonder who else is doing this (everyone, including Nostr) I personally find Pubky flawed but this is bullshit
semisol @semisol - 13h
You don’t even need signed relay lists on Nostr. Every relay only can benefit or do nothing, not harm; prioritizing relays is just an anti-DoS measure
Also check your DMs.
This is just inscriptions but lazier Nothing new
semisol @semisol - 14h
20TB free in EU region then €1.2/TB with German VAT included If you did 8Mbps with 1000 viewers (NOT transcoded, many viewers are fine with less Mbps) that would be only 5€ per hour.
semisol @semisol - 19h
Many things people are calling Nostr incomplete for are actually devs spending their time vibecoding the new grant-milking project and not fixing those issues.
Yes
semisol @semisol - 1d
The last part was what I was looking for. The asymmetry was a bit too much
It was much better before all the shitfluencers joined
No one was here during 2022
use Hetzner
I wish I had 10% of this 🤣 Why not more upload?
The answer is you throw out the hub, and *pair it as like you would with the hub* by putting it into setup mode Then you allow devices to join on your coordinator and it just works, no hacky workarounds required
Since I am a nerd I have my Home Assistant pi shoved in a server rack. The Zigbee coordinator is in another place with another Pi, that has a USB dongle connected and it connects to an MQTT server on the HA pi
It’s like Bluetooth but for smart home devices. If you have Philips Hue devices they support it out of the box and are ridiculously easy to use with Home Assistant. A bunch of others do too I’d recommend you use the Home Assistant OS and also set up Zigbee2MQTT. As an alternative to your smart switches, you can use the Hue wall switch modules, which you can wire to any wall-mountable switch/button and link to anything.
For context, this is a smart card based HWW I am developing. I’m currently checking out CryptoGuide’s fork of nostr:npub17tyke9lkgxd98ruyeul6wt3pj3s9uxzgp9hxu5tsenjmweue6sqq4y3mgl that supports smartcard readers.
