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We moved into our current building three years ago, and despite being notably larger than our last home, we have already outgrown it. Our lease is up in the fall, and we will be moving to our new home over the summer. The locations we are exploring are **2x–3x the

I recently upgraded my HA instance and now I'm getting the following error when trying to update an ESPHome device. I was able to sort it out, just sharing in case anyone else runs into the same wall and struggles to find the answer like I did.

INFO ESPHome 2025.5.0
INFO Reading configuration /config/esphome/device.yaml...
Failed config
esphome: [source /config/esphome/device.yaml:2]
name: device
Please remove the \platform` key from the [esphome] block and use the correct platform component. This style of configuration has now been removed. platform: ESP8266 board: esp01_1m`

The relevant part of my config read as follows:

esphome:
  name: "d

Just a quick post that might help somebody else in the future. Full credit to this post on the lsio github page, but it took me a lot of searching to find it, so I'm reposting for visibility.

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-bookstack/issues/236

If after you first deploy Bookstack you're seeing

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Check your compose file for the APP_KEY variable:

environment:

PUID: 1000

PGID: 1000

APP_KEY: PK0jb9hzqmIOdpCny4jFG7q3T2MkxEFR8JfNKhKc5+k=

It should actually be:

environment:

PUID: 1000

PGID: 1000

**APP_KEY: base64:PK0jb9hzqmIOdpCny4jFG7q

I just found this universal enclosure on YouTube and it looks really promising.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kievRAS-TBM&list=PL27Enw03rs_gRb4Alw8CHOZV2MdGA2OTy

There aren't many beauty shots from the video, this is about as good as I could get.

If you've got an open frame printer, or some other tool you want to enclose this seems super approachable.

It's an odd choice to self-host the models exclusively, I have to imagine he'd get loads more exposure publishing to Printables/M

Many of us have similar media and productivity stacks, but I'm curious about the tools that are purpose built, or adapted for use in your hobby/hobbies.

E.g. in 3D printing there are common things like octopront, but less common thingsike Octofarm.

Octofarm is a farm management suite for multiple printers. (Though it hasn't been updated in a while) https://github.com/OctoFarm/OctoFarm

What are your hobbies and what tools do you use to support them?

Hey everyone,

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Our studio is trying to connect to KISS interface of our Bartlett controllers, but the software has been discontinued and the Bartlett support team wasn't able to provide us a copy.
Does anyone have a copy of this software somewhere? Or even a full kit available?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

More info on K.I.S.S. here: https://www.bartinst.com/kilns/28

Hey folks,
We're reviewing our offering to see if we want to make any changes for our upcoming year. I wanted to poll the group to see what you are all doing to see if there's anything interesting that we're missing.

Obviously, every market is different and I'm not asking about pricing, just the absolute features. Some things I've seen both included in managed agreements:

• System Deployment
• Onsite Services
• Regular onsite visits by service techs
• Proactive program (of varying intensities and values)
• DNS Filtering
• All project work (excluding hardware)
• 365 Licensing
• Phish Testing and Security Training
• Pentesting (Automated and more advanced)

There are some things

Hey everyone,

I was hoping to find something like imgflip or something similar that's not watermarking or full of ads. I know it's not overly difficult to work around those limitations, but it would be nice to have something in my stack.

I've taken a look and couldn't find anything, so I thought I'd ask the sub. If there isn't anything already, perhaps it's an idea one of the devs among us wants to take on.

My preference is something with a docker image, but I'm happy to work with other installation options.

Also, as a side note since I don't think it got enough attention and it's related for gif-memes. Clipplex is a tool to easily snip gifs from a video playing in Plex. More info: [

Hey everyone,

I'm trying to spin Kasm up but the linuxserver/kasm image is failing to start. I've seen a couple other people have reported this issue but I've not seen a suggestion or solution. Info below:

My compose is very basic.

# Kasm
kasm:
image: linuxserver/kasm:latest
container_name: kasm
restart: unless-stopped
privileged: true
networks:
- default
ports:
- 3009:3000
- 8444:443
volumes:
- $DOCKERDIR/kasm/config:/opt
- $DOCKERDIR/kasm/profiles:/profiles
environment:
- KASM_PORT=8444

This is the log output:

[migrations] started

[migrations] no migrations found

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https://youtu.be/VEMOb8pjCgs

https://www.howtogeek.com/852455/raspberry-pi-has-new-hi-fi-audio-boards-for-your-diy-project/

The audio hats for the Pis have just been updated, apparently. Does anyone know of projects that could be installed on a pi and used with this for whole home audio?

I found this post which mentions a few projects but wanted to run it by this sub, first. https://www.reddit.com/r/RASPBERRY_PI_PROJECTS/comments/lnhqpc/is_there_a_good_way_to_multiroom_audio_in_2021

My preference is to be able to use Google casting, but if I had to use another solution, that's fine.

My main source for audio is Airsonic, though as the project is old and older now I may have to move to Jellyfin. I have tried Navid

We've got a client with a few dozen on-prem servers running everything from 2008 R2-2019. The organization is licensed with E5, so the endpoints are protected by Defender.

I was looking at the options of Defender for Servers and I'm not sure I'm following entirely. If you follow the links from that first article, you'll find yourself at two pages: Microsoft Defender for Cloud and [Connect your non-Azure machines to Microsoft Defender for Cloud](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/defender-for-c

Over the last month I've reported 10 dead street lamps in my neighbourhood. The city teams fix them pretty quickly. So if you see a dead street light, submit a request online or call 311 and they'll get it dealt with.

I think submitting it online is easier because I can screenshot Google maps, draw in the bad fixture and upload it with my request. When I've called it was a bit of a pain to explain which one was dead since the 311 people are seemingly just looking at Google maps to figure out which one you mean anyhow.

You can submit a request in about 5 minutes online: https://311.edmonton.ca/reports/list_services

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