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@khenderick @nohn I agree with that. I was mostly trying to holistically address responses to my original post. 🙂
I think that buying 100% renewable electricity (through available methods) and understanding CO2 intensity of what our actual supply is are both useful as sensors/inputs to #HomeAssistant and the #EnergyDashboard. They can help us both account for and alter our behaviors.
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@khenderick @nohn I agree with that. I was mostly trying to holistically address responses to my original post. 🙂
I think that buying 100% renewable electricity (through available methods) and understanding CO2 intensity of what our actual supply is are both useful as sensors/inputs to #HomeAssistant and the #EnergyDashboard. They can help us both account for and alter our behaviors.
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@khenderick @nohn I agree with that. I was mostly trying to holistically address responses to my original post. 🙂
I think that buying 100% renewable electricity (through available methods) and understanding CO2 intensity of what our actual supply is are both useful as sensors/inputs to #HomeAssistant and the #EnergyDashboard. They can help us both account for and alter our behaviors.
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@khenderick @nohn Also agree that the energy on the net isn’t 100% green. However, in my case, with my state’s energy choice program, I’m at least putting our money as directly as possible towards the purchase/support of #renewableenergy production (#RECs / #SRECs) on a kWh-per-kWh basis.
Support for this in the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard could help drive adoption in places where this kind of energy choice exists.
Conservation is a separate — but very much related — issue.
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@khenderick @nohn Also agree that the energy on the net isn’t 100% green. However, in my case, with my state’s energy choice program, I’m at least putting our money as directly as possible towards the purchase/support of #renewableenergy production (#RECs / #SRECs) on a kWh-per-kWh basis.
Support for this in the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard could help drive adoption in places where this kind of energy choice exists.
Conservation is a separate — but very much related — issue.
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@khenderick @nohn Also agree that the energy on the net isn’t 100% green. However, in my case, with my state’s energy choice program, I’m at least putting our money as directly as possible towards the purchase/support of #renewableenergy production (#RECs / #SRECs) on a kWh-per-kWh basis.
Support for this in the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard could help drive adoption in places where this kind of energy choice exists.
Conservation is a separate — but very much related — issue.
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@khenderick @nohn Also agree that the energy on the net isn’t 100% green. However, in my case, with my state’s energy choice program, I’m at least putting our money as directly as possible towards the purchase/support of #renewableenergy production (#RECs / #SRECs) on a kWh-per-kWh basis.
Support for this in the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard could help drive adoption in places where this kind of energy choice exists.
Conservation is a separate — but very much related — issue.
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@khenderick @nohn Also agree that the energy on the net isn’t 100% green. However, in my case, with my state’s energy choice program, I’m at least putting our money as directly as possible towards the purchase/support of #renewableenergy production (#RECs / #SRECs) on a kWh-per-kWh basis.
Support for this in the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard could help drive adoption in places where this kind of energy choice exists.
Conservation is a separate — but very much related — issue.
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@nohn Hard disagree. I can either buy electricity via my local utility and accept their energy production mix, or I can purchase the same electricity through a provider that is itself purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs) on the market. Yes, that is an offset. One of those two ways supports 100% renewable energy to cover our usage. Ideal? No. Practical? Yes.
It’s also a signal to my utility/PUC.
#HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard should account for purchase of #RECs somehow.
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@nohn Hard disagree. I can either buy electricity via my local utility and accept their energy production mix, or I can purchase the same electricity through a provider that is itself purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs) on the market. Yes, that is an offset. One of those two ways supports 100% renewable energy to cover our usage. Ideal? No. Practical? Yes.
It’s also a signal to my utility/PUC.
#HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard should account for purchase of #RECs somehow.
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@nohn Hard disagree. I can either buy electricity via my local utility and accept their energy production mix, or I can purchase the same electricity through a provider that is itself purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs) on the market. Yes, that is an offset. One of those two ways supports 100% renewable energy to cover our usage. Ideal? No. Practical? Yes.
It’s also a signal to my utility/PUC.
#HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard should account for purchase of #RECs somehow.
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@nohn Hard disagree. I can either buy electricity via my local utility and accept their energy production mix, or I can purchase the same electricity through a provider that is itself purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs) on the market. Yes, that is an offset. One of those two ways supports 100% renewable energy to cover our usage. Ideal? No. Practical? Yes.
It’s also a signal to my utility/PUC.
#HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard should account for purchase of #RECs somehow.
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@nohn Hard disagree. I can either buy electricity via my local utility and accept their energy production mix, or I can purchase the same electricity through a provider that is itself purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs) on the market. Yes, that is an offset. One of those two ways supports 100% renewable energy to cover our usage. Ideal? No. Practical? Yes.
It’s also a signal to my utility/PUC.
#HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard should account for purchase of #RECs somehow.
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Is there a way to tell the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard that I’m using 100% #renewablepower — such as through the kind of power choice options some US states have — rather the default mix provided by the #localutility? I haven’t figured out a way.
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Is there a way to tell the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard that I’m using 100% #renewablepower — such as through the kind of power choice options some US states have — rather the default mix provided by the #localutility? I haven’t figured out a way.
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Is there a way to tell the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard that I’m using 100% #renewablepower — such as through the kind of power choice options some US states have — rather the default mix provided by the #localutility? I haven’t figured out a way.
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Is there a way to tell the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard that I’m using 100% #renewablepower — such as through the kind of power choice options some US states have — rather the default mix provided by the #localutility? I haven’t figured out a way.
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Is there a way to tell the #HomeAssistant #EnergyDashboard that I’m using 100% #renewablepower — such as through the kind of power choice options some US states have — rather the default mix provided by the #localutility? I haven’t figured out a way.
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I’d like to build an #ESPHome device for data collection/display during an extended #poweroutage.
Ideas
1. powered normally via #USB / #ACpower
2. support second power source with AA/AAA battery backup: obtained easily, replaceable, no recharging
3. collect from cheap/common #Bluetooth #sensors (i.e. temp)
4. does not require a network (i.e. network down in power outage)
5. store data when #HomeAssistant is not available
6. upload data later
7. show information on a local #display -
I wish @siracusa used a MacBook Pro or trackpad more regularly — rather than a Microsoft Precision Mouse — because I’d ask if the trackpad reacts to Wristies in weird ways. Like activating the scroll bar to scroll up/down repeatedly.
#Wristies #MacBookPro #MagicTrackpad #trackpad #scrollbar #maybeitsjustme
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I wish @siracusa used a MacBook Pro or trackpad more regularly — rather than a Microsoft Precision Mouse — because I’d ask if the trackpad reacts to Wristies in weird ways. Like activating the scroll bar to scroll up/down repeatedly.
#Wristies #MacBookPro #MagicTrackpad #trackpad #scrollbar #maybeitsjustme
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I wish @siracusa used a MacBook Pro or trackpad more regularly — rather than a Microsoft Precision Mouse — because I’d ask if the trackpad reacts to Wristies in weird ways. Like activating the scroll bar to scroll up/down repeatedly.
#Wristies #MacBookPro #MagicTrackpad #trackpad #scrollbar #maybeitsjustme
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I wish @siracusa used a MacBook Pro or trackpad more regularly — rather than a Microsoft Precision Mouse — because I’d ask if the trackpad reacts to Wristies in weird ways. Like activating the scroll bar to scroll up/down repeatedly.
#Wristies #MacBookPro #MagicTrackpad #trackpad #scrollbar #maybeitsjustme
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I wish @siracusa used a MacBook Pro or trackpad more regularly — rather than a Microsoft Precision Mouse — because I’d ask if the trackpad reacts to Wristies in weird ways. Like activating the scroll bar to scroll up/down repeatedly.
#Wristies #MacBookPro #MagicTrackpad #trackpad #scrollbar #maybeitsjustme
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@rtyler I use the #DFRobot #Firebeetle, which is under $10. Direct: https://www.dfrobot.com/product-1590.html Quicker US availability from #DigiKey at: https://www.digikey.com/short/wb8tj530 There are other options, including models with USB-C. If you don’t want to solder, #Gravity cabling plus DFRobot sensors works. Worth checking out.
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@rtyler I’d have to look at the BOM, but I think all of my #DFRobot #Firebeetle ESP32s with basic temp/humidity sensors have been under than price — even given the relatively high price for #DFRobotGravity cabling — minus a fancy case and power source. I’ve repurposed leftover plastic containers with lids from the grocery store as cases, and just about any USB-A power adapter works. I run them with #ESPHome.
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I can't recall a time when Command-Tab didn't work for me in macOS, minus issues with an active Bluetooth mouse left in my laptop bag. It happened tonight, the keyboard shortcut didn't do anything until I logged out and back in.
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I’m on Team Storage with @ismh as I’m listening to Connected’s “I Like Clock” ep. https://overcast.fm/+FXx4OZ0qI/58:05
This segment feels like the @tbridge intervention on one of our #DnD sessions when I brought up MBP storage prices / limitations and the failings of File Provider / file sync when it comes to expandable storage.
#storage #InternalStorage #disk #backup #sync #filesync #FileProvider #FileProviderAPI #macOS #MacBookPro
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I would really like to know what happened to Unbound DNS or my home network yesterday during this time.
I was using Quad9 with DNS over TLS as my upstream DNS provider.
Symptoms:
- Some internal and outbound connections continued to work, I could still load and reload some Web sites
- Other internal and outbound connections failed, mostly with DNS failures/timeouts
- Affected Macs (home and work), HomePod minis (streaming stopped) -
@jamesthomson Apparently they now have some integrations with VTTs and D&D Beyond. (#FantasyGrounds #FGU user on macOS, myself.) Only heard about it after the site was nominated for the Ennie Awards. Seems great for more lightweight online and/or in-person games, especially for a youth game club (since no account is required).