@tracydurnell 😆 That gave me a good chuckle! Have you seen False Knees' longer form stuff, like Spores?
@tracydurnell 😆 That gave me a good chuckle! Have you seen False Knees' longer form stuff, like Spores?
@evrowe Awesome! Consolidating could be nice if there’s enough RAM. There’s an add-on for WireGuard on HassOS.
HA does a good job making my Z-Wave devices and IP cameras available to HomeKit. I did a lot with 2 GB. Used to run it on Pi Zeros. 😄
I hope you’ll share how it goes!
@evrowe something like that. This is the first expansion of what started with the PoE switch. 😄 The current compute capacity is a Pi 4 sitting on top running some Docker containers for Minecraft and Wordle, and a Home Assistant Yellow that handles some light automation. ✨ I saw your post about Sonos—do you have any homelab stuff going on?
@release I switched in 2011. The investment is quickly recovered. The shave process and blade maintenance will take practice, but otherwise go for it! With regard to "versatility", consider the point shape...square is good for exact work, but you'll want to watch that corner. Round is said to be more forgiving. Shave tips, if you want: - Any time I've been cut, it's lateral blade movement; hold a steady line. With soapy water, things get slippery...ignore any instinct to catch a dropped razor. - Shaving in a hurry sucks even more with a straight razor, e.g. rushing out the door: hair that's soaked a bit is easier to cut. - I'm not sure a strop is strictly necessary...even if you do get a better edge. Every shave really is a rewarding experience. ✨
@timmckenna awesome—thanks! 😄