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It's literally night and day.

I've heard trailer hitches for 2024 models don't work on the 2025. What are folks thinking about the odds this will get resolved with a little time vs a fundamental issue with the new models?

Thinking about hitches for a bike rack.

What would be the limitations of a NACS adapter compared to a 2025 model with a NACS port integrated?

I understand you have to buy it, there is some risk of it getting stolen, and some hassle just to keep it around and deal with it. I'm curious if there are other limitations such as:

• Reduced max charging speed
• Can't authenticate to tesla chargers
• Significant energy losses when charging
• Safety concerns

I'm not saying these are limitations, just trying to understand if they would be.

I set up an FP2 in a laundry room as I thought it would be perfect for that use case. Half the time my hands are full with a laundry basket. I also never have a need for it to be dark if a person is present or light if a person is not present.

However, it seems that the FP2 really struggles in differentiating motion of a washer or dryer vibrating from a human being walking around. I've tried the AI training while the washer / dryer are running, but it just seems to make things less sensitive and results in the FP2 not seeing people as consistently.

Has anyone had good luck in an environment like this and has any tips for the aqara settings or other solutions?

This will be my first and likely not last, painting commission. I would like to have painted the 8 minis for the Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion Board Game. I may have some other board games I'll get painted later as well.

I found this photo of the 8 minis if it helps: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/tloAAOSw~kVgcFWO/s-l1600.jpg

I'm looking for decently high quality. I am in San Jose, CA, USA.

If interested, also let me know how long you think it would take.

I went through https://tailscale.com/blog/docker-tailscale-guide and set up a simple webserver container as a tailnet node. Works great! Docker compose Looks something like:

services:
  ts-webserver:
    image: tailscale/tailscale:latest
    hostname: webserver
    environment:
      - TAILSCALE_AUTHKEY=tskey-client-...
      - TS_EXTRA_ARGS=--advertise-tags=tag:container
      - TS_STATE_DIR=/var/lib/tailscale
    volumes:
      - tailscale-data-webserver:/var/lib/tailscale
      - /dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun
    cap_add:
      - NET_ADMIN
      - SYS_MODULE
    restart: unless

There are largely 3 temperature scales used in the world: degrees Fahrenheit (used in the US and a few other places), degrees Kelvin (used in specific scientific research) and degrees Celsius (used by most people).

There is a lesser known 4th: Gregable. It is not widely used but is useful for representing temperature in units that are easily mapped to human comfort levels.

In degrees Gregable, °G, 0°G is approximately the ideal human temperature while -100°G is the limit of human cold comfort and +100°G is the limit of human heat comfort.

To convert from degrees Fahrenheit (°F) to degrees Gregable (°G), first subtract 70 and then multiply by 10 / 3. As a few examples, 8 °F equals 50°G. 10

I have an older Security 1.0 garage door. I installed a ratgdo, but it was having trouble determining status when the wall panel was plugged in. It was an older 398LM panel, and several threads seem to indicate that they don't play well with ratgdo. Unplugging the wall panel solved all issues but left me without a wall panel.

Per some recommendations, I found a used 889LM panel on eBay and wired it up to ratgdo. It seemed to work - status was being correctly determined and the panel could indeed control the door.

However, every 30s or so, the panel would emit three rapid and very loud beeps. Also, the door would seemingly open and close randomly every couple of minutes. I disconnected the

I've soldered together some RGB strips for holiday decorations on my porch using WLED running on a QuinLED dig quad and sent home assistant commands to pick various WLED presets.

Now I'm starting to think about installing white LED strips under cabinets and the like also triggered by home assistant. However, these will be just on/off, at most dimmable. It feels like dig quad and WLED might be an overkill solution here. Both in terms of cost and also using WiFi instead of zigbee/zwave.

What do folks typically use to on/off control basic white LED strips?

I have an iPad 10th generation, so it has a USB-C port, but no headphone jack. I'd like to use Simply Piano with headphones so I'm not making noise and trying to figure out what I need to buy to hook this up. I also have a keyboard with USB-B output and audio in / out, but no round MIDI ports.

It seems like I want to have audio from the ipad going into the keyboard's audio in, and also the USB-B from the keyboard going into the ipad. However, with only one USB-C port on the ipad, I can't plug in two cables. Can I do either of these wirelessly? I see wireless MIDI cables, but not USB-B.

Anyone gotten this setup working?