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A tool that can track price changes on any website automatically is difficult since there isn’t a standard way that prices are presented on a website. As has already been said, changedetection is your best bet

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Ikea makes some of the best smart home stuff IMO. Really well built, decently priced and no stupid lock in or cloud only stuff.

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The Linux community loves to put the responsibility on the user to understand every facet of what they’re trying to do without explaining it

Can anyone recommend a wireless doorbell that works with home assistant?

I currently have a ring doorbell that I pay a yearly fee for but I want to get away from Amazon and a subscription fee. I would prefer if it used the Wi-Fi and it was able to connect with my house doorbell. Edit: I’d also like to add that I would like it to have the ability to stream and record video.

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Unifi protect doorbell, but I do believe you need a unifi protect instance in order to record

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They do but I don’t know if it’s available on their official store anymore. It’s just called the G4 Doorbell rather than the G4 pro

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Ah, yeah it does require that. I assume that’s what OP wants because they said they want to connect to their house doorbell

How safe is self-hosting a public website behind Cloudflare?

I work in tech and am constantly finding solutions to problems, often on other people’s tech blogs, that I think “I should write that down somewhere” and, well, I want to actually start doing that, but I don’t want to pay someone else to host it....

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If you’re exposing via cloudflare tunnels instead of pointing at your public IP then eveything other people have said covers it. If you are using your public IP then it’s worth blocking non-cloudflare IPs from accessing the site directly

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Have you got English and Unspecified selected as languages in your settings?

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It’s getting frustrating seeing instance admins disappear with no warning.

Expect to see this happen a lot. The benefits of federation also lead to these downsides

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I’m sure that is gonna end well

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The general vibe around r/childfree on reddit wasn’t a positive one

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Turn them all into men and end the human race

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Performance, security, reliability, other quality of life features, better UX, there are 374 issues open on their github: github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues

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A small lemmy instance = a small dataset = less desirable to advertisers = less valuable for the owner of the instance to attempt to sell

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Even if you run your own instance, if you’re federated with other instances then your posts, comments and upvotes could still be scraped by someone else

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I’ve bought from aliexpress in the past for obscure electronics that you can’t really get anywhere else for a good price. But I will never shop at temu, I am incredibly suspicious about how they have such an incredibly large advertising budget yet their prices are so low. Either it’s a straight up scam or they are expecting to make a lot of money later down the line

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But even so, the margins on the crap they sell must be so thin

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The ability to remember the lyrics to basically any pop song from 1990s-2010s

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I used Linux desktop as my work rig for a year and a half. I absolutely hated it, had constant problems and lost time almost every day to stupid workarounds. When I tried to search or ask for help the answer I was usually met with was “your hardware is wrong” or “why do you want to do that” or more often than no “you’re using the wrong distro, you should use [different one every time]”. I also found the UI to be quite ugly and often obtuse, you can tell that there’s very few open source UI/UX designers. I switched back to windows and I’ve had better performance and less bugs.

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Do they have an equivalent of ClearType yet?

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Maybe because it was a work laptop I didn’t spend as much time on setup as I would for a personal computer. There’s were a lot of issues that I solved with tweaking at the start, but many of the lingering issues either had no solution or were so intermittent or complex that I couldn’t figure out how to word it in a way that would lead me to the solution.

Helvedeshunden, to asklemmy

Which gadget makes your life better?

For me, it's a bidet toilet seat. I bought one that didn't really fit as well as I hoped, so now I am shopping for a v2 based on experience. I don't want to live without one going forward. That's for sure.

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Don’t they suck at getting into corners or anywhere that’s they can’t fit into, though?

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