Yeah, I tried his advise and my dishwasher is a bit better but nowhere near cleaning pots properly if something was cooked onto them. We tried half a dozen different detergents (powders, pods, and liquid), putting detergent in the tub directly in addition to the little door, harsher wash cycles.

I can also smell rotting on dishes once clean but wetted if we run anything through with cat food on it (though few other people around me can smell it unless it gets really bad). I can tell a week later if we ran cat food through the dishwasher because I’ll pull out a cup and fill it with water and then smell rotting halfway through my drink.
No the dishwasher doesn’t have anything stuck in the filter. Yes this still happens immediately following a couple cleaning cycles according to the manual’s instructions. No including vinegar in an upright cup doesn’t change the behaviour but it does eat through our pot bottoms something fierce. The problem completely goes away if we soak cat food dishes beforehand and make sure there are no chunks of cat food that go through the dishwasher with no changes to anything else.

The dishes are clean enough to eat off but they are not as clean as if I washed them or paid special attention when using the dishwasher. Often the pots have residue / calcium / burnt on food bits left. Cutlery periodically comes out with dried food stuck on random parts of it even if the dishwasher wasn’t very full to begin with.

Makes me happy to hear I’m not the only one.

I drove a newer rental car and tried all the safety assist features. I felt the same way after less than at hour of driving and turned everything except cruise and emergency brake off.

Don’t even get me started on how useless the voice control system was. The car voice control is usually significantry worse than the Google provided version. I frankly do not understand how Google has done such a garbage job. Voice control on Google seems to have gotten worse since it came out, not better. At least for actually getting things done rather than just asking silly questions. I can’t even effectively take a note on my motorcycle reliably by voice.

In the UK they rarely ever use stop signs apparently. Every fucking intersection where I am is a stop sign.
I think we way over use them and in many cases we should have had a yeild sign.

Most of them, yes.

I did like NOS and I drink Guru Original when I want the additional caffeine, but none of the others.

The main stream ones, seem to just suck. But sometimes I think if one of the smaller brands hits you just right then it’s enjoyable the same way a Pepsi or other pop is.

Yes, rose coloured. But I’d rather be in an environment where there are a million ways to make the life of a scraping AI company hard so it’s impossible for them to account for everything.

More options, are more better especially when they are otherwise meanlessly different for users.

Also there is evidence that poisoning an AI’s training set does not require much data.

Though it does change the landscape and introduce additional computation for those scraping.

If they make a mistake and don’t account for all the ways the model can be poisoned they risk significant capital training only to identify an issue causing degraded results.

Imagine if everyone did this differently on many websites. It would cause a re-evaluation of scraping costs.

You know, if you put in one paragraph of the positive results before the “it doesn’t work” sentence I would probably read the first sentence and ignore the rest.

That’s cool. Now I still need a 208V dual live wire energy monitor device for my dryer though.

I am using this.

Immich, kDrive photo backup as well, then sync the entire Immich folder to kDrive separately. kDrive is easy to hook into TrueNAS so I use the built-in data protection to do the backup (rclone under the hood I think).

kDrive seems to have everything meaningful to me Backblaze does and SwissBackup seemed like useless garbage the three times I tried to use it.

Since Backblaze on their client app just arbitrarily removes file extensions and such to prevent them backing up and some other issue more recently. Also they are American.

I have refused the new updates so I don’t have it.

What a waste of an article. “Wait! Don’t uninstall it because we don’t know anything about it yet!”

They didn’t?

From the start??

Alberta just did. BC already did. I think Sask also removed daylight savings.

After three attempts I finally have Dawarich working 🤦‍♂️. LubeLogger also looks interesting.

All my Ikea stuff is using rechargeable batteries. My older motion sensors have dropped 10% each in six months (54 to 45, 49 to 39).

So with regular batteries, you might well not notice much drop though I would have expected a few percent given they seem to be calibrated to non-rechargeable batteries.

I would check that the battery number has actually updated with the “minutes ago” field. I had the air quality sensor intermittently disconnect and not report only some of it’s metrics but Home Assistant seemed to keep displaying a flat line regardless (if I recall correctly).

Yeah. I agree.
I wish Sublime had a good AI integration plugin with review edits before making them and chat windows with tabs. I’ve had to go back to VS Code (well at least I had but the Claude integration is worse than Copilot so I might go back and use the Claude desktop app).
I tried a couple but wasn’t happy and the cost of code reviewing it to be allowed to use it at work is too much work to just try them all.

Please nail them to the wall. Make their decision to not back down the fiscally irresponsible option with fines greatly exceeding the revenue they get from not backing down.

I can’t even look at that because the site automatically redirects me to the Canadian home page. No notice or “no stay on the US site anyways”. Fuck them.

Thank you four the heads up. Usually I don’t hear anything until after.