I think coral is not current and hard to get but I don’t watch too closely. Seems to still work! Reolink on camera detection is decent enough for me.

I’ve had a good experience with Reolink PoE cameras. They do RTSP and ONVIF and integrate well with Homeassistant.

The new cameras are not announced, not spec’d, and not dated. There is no model name, no sensor, no price. What the company is describing is a direction, not a product you can buy.

Ugh, slop. But the point is made.

Between the ubiquity of phone cameras that take better photos than any point and shoot in history, and mirrorless cutting into the pro market alike, I have to imagine it’s a slow market.

Australia, New Zealand, and Canada are economically so different (not to mention the distance issue) that it would be difficult. The Euro has been a significant challenge for member countries in times of financial crisis. An example would be a significant change in oil prices, which Canada as a significant exporter would want to respond to differently than NZ which is an importer. Canada alone as a large geography has their central bank pulled in opposing directions.

It’s not impossible, but from my non expert perspective it wouldn’t help things.

It’s possible to provide device attestation and/or passkey through web browsers.

They just don’t want to.

TGV and NightJet are amazing, in comparison to American flight. They have their issues, of course.

I am neither stating TLS termination is wrong, nor providing instructions to cert pinning.

Noted car enthusiast NotJustBikes disagrees. And so do several generations of traffic engineers, not just in the Netherlands. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bglWCuCMSWc

Traffic calming doesn’t stop speeding, but it stops ubiquitous speeding - the situation where the speed limit is 50 but traffic flows at 70.

Firstly, wildcards are convenient but they break your functionality of authenticating the server to which you are connecting which is half of what TLS does. That may or may not be important to you.

Does it work without TLS? Start there, making sure dns and reverse proxy works, works, then add the certificate/TLS termination.

It’s a good thing to have more green lights, because emissions drop a lot. A few cities in my area spent a lot of money in the 1970s to do that. But the problem is that they sync at 30, and also at higher speeds.

Fix road design so that people don’t speed. A six lane stroad signals a limit considerably higher than 40kph, no matter what you do with the stoplights.

I can’t imagine the spousal relationship that would survive long on corpo speak.

A bag is gone in a week or so. I store it in the bag it comes in, as tightly wrapped as I can get it. It’s usually roasted within the same week that I get it. If I have a backlog I keep sealed containers in the freezer. If I buy bulk for some reason I’ll vacuum pack it into smaller size and freeze jt.

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This is how generations of Iranians become radicalized.

Biologist. Absolutely the fuck not. This is some goop level candle-burning bullshit. I can definitely see how it would be a practice that someone does in a lab and then passes on to their students and so on.

This is the guy who’s head of Office. The person responsible for greenlighting Copilot in Excel

IMO Boiling water is typically just fine for most coffee, unless it’s a dark roast. By the time it’s in the press and accounting for cooling it’ll be mid 90s.

No worries with blooming on a French press!

I’ve been using French press for 20 years and tried a bunch of things; the only complication that stuck is the Hoffman Method (and of course a decent grinder). It’s the graph with a bubble in the middle - don’t know enough, knows enough to be way too intense, knows enough that the intensity doesn’t matter.

I haven’t taken the path down to espresso, but I am getting closer because I used a sage barista express for a weekend and it was fun.

I do use a drip machine. It is certified to get up to temperature, which most don’t - and for some reason that makes the ones that do get to temp US$300 or so, but mine was adopted at a very affordable price. Aeropress is less work for a single cup and better coffee. French press is easy, quick, and the cheapest option - unless following the Hoffman method, but that’s some gooood coffee.

Coffee creamer, however, is an unacceptable sin.

4tbsp of grounds into bucket. Add 24 oz boiling water. Wait 4 min. Press and pour.

Steinem was also a CIA plant.

In my experience, The Agency was completely different from its image; it was liberal, nonviolent and honorable.