jonathonlacher

https://getmysa.com/ - their bread and butter are line voltage “smart” thermostats.

I have a few in my home, they say they’re based in St. John’s.

Can it handle feeds that aren't available on the public internet?

I have a personal feed that I can connect to over TailScale. But I've found that most podcast clients have a server-side component, which means their backend server must be able to access the feed.

I tried adding my private feed to Podcatcher and am getting "Server Error (500)".

Blocked on enterprise firewall for me, "weapons".

I have several Home Assistant Automations. The most useful one is blinks my indoor lights and sends a push notification to my phone when my garage door opens and closes.

I also have automations for sending a notification when my chest freezer goes above 10 degrees.

In the winter, I have an automation that turns my humidifier on/off to keep the indoor humidity within certain ranges depending on the outdoor temperature, to avoid excess condensation on my failing windows.

Could you expand on what doesn't work for you?

I appreciate the HAProxy docs. They're stored as text files in the main code repository, though there are HTML representations.

There are three main files:

Starter Guide: https://docs.haproxy.org/3.0/intro.html

Configuration Manual: https://docs.haproxy.org/3.0/configuration.html

Management Guide: https://docs.haproxy.org/3.0/management.html

Having all the similar docs together in the same file (all config options, for example) is refreshingly simple.

I've tried to do takeouts of my Google Photos, a few hundred GBs. Have had poor luck, downloads fail, take days to download. It's tough to pull it out.

I wonder what the limits are? Don't see any mention on the announcement page.

Reminds me of when I was locked out of my Venmo account for paying a family member back for a meal at a Cuban restaurant.

I put “Cuban food” in the description field and it didn’t like that.