traverseda

User accessible front expansion port

Dual high speed camera interface (8 lanes @ 2.5Gbps MIPI) / PCIe Gen 4 interface (1-lane)

Don't know if it will be first party or not, but it definitely has an expansion interface for exactly this.

I'm taking a bit of a sabbatical from my day job, and I'm looking for some short-term programming work locally. Part time. Could even be some volunteer stuff. I'm not a vibe coder, I've got like 14 years of embedded linux and python development experience and can make MVPs very quickly.

Wondering if there's any communities that need some custom software, or if there's a place in the city where that kind of skill is in demand in the short term. I'll be heading back to my day job at some point, probably early in the new year, so I'm not looking for anything long term.

I got a pretty good deal on a RAEV GTX used, so I figured even though I'd heard bad things about them I'd take the risk.

RAEV ebikes are not waterproof, and water damage isn't covered by warranty. You might get lucky and have relativly good water proofing, or it might get exposed to some rain and break.

The manual says that some exposure to water is acceptable, but If you ever plan on driving in the rain or storing it outside I'd avoid this. I was storing it under a deck, relativly protected, didn't take the battery out once, and woke up to find that the battery was destroyed with no help from RAEV.

Used to be a bunch of acorns in the street this time of year, just all over the sidewalk. Anyone know where there's a bunch of acorns?

Tried asking about a specific brand, but that was removed and I'm told it's "Heavy dropshipped china crap".

What bivy hammocks does r/ultralight like? That is a hammock that can also be used as a bivy.

I bought one, it's everything I'd hoped for. I'm mostly doing bike camping so the weight isn't a big concern, but the easy setup and comfort is nice.

So KDE uses SDDM as the recommended login screen. SDDM is nice, much nicer than GDM which does allow network management on the login screen.

The business I'm involved in needs to be able to manage the network before the user logs in, because we use the network to check if the user can log in using LDAP and pam.

The official SDDM github makes it clear they're not interested in this feature and consider it out of scope, and imply it's something an SDDM theme implementer could add. I'm not so sure, but I'd like to be able to avoid using GDM if at all possible.

Where can I file a feature request for this with any chance of it actually being looked at and implemented? If I was to work on thi

https://cosmos-cloud.io/

I haven't heard of this one before, but spinning up a test it seems pretty solid at first glance.

The single-sign-on works pretty well for unauthenticated stuff like sonarr, but the nextcloud integration leaves something to be desired. It's no obvious how I would get it working with collaboria office, or single-sign-on.

Used to be if I was feeling extra lazy and wanted to pay someone for snow removal I could look on craigslist, then kjiji. But now everyone has moved to facebook marketplace and they don't allow posting about services.

Where do people go to find someone who does snow removal these days? Tiktak? Youtube? Discord?

Seeing the Gnome post earlier, I don't get why KDE isn't the default, or at least more popular. People talk about bugs, but I haven't really experienced any significant bugs on KDE-neon or arch. People say the configuration is too complicated, but you don't need to customize it, and people often install Gnome extensions that do the same thing, but break regularly.

What do people not like about it?