I've got a solo line for 1gb/mo included and 10$/gb thereafter. I end up paying ~33$/mo. So far I'm surprised the price hasn't gone up in a few years.

Noob question: lately I've been using flatpaks for most things because of the packaged dependencies. I am under the impression that as you add and remove programs over time, you'll run into less issues with flatpak than with the distro package manager because the dependencies will come and go with the flatpaks and not sit in the host accumulating my mistakes. Am I wrong about this?

Not gonna down vote you like others but discord is ass for medium to large communities imo.

It depends on a lot of things. On your end you can make sure you're "connectable" and have the right ports open, and have a decent internet connection. Beyond that there's not much to do.

Just picked up the bundle with Rain World and Niche. Thanks for the rec!

There's zero evidence for a soul

OP you're a nice person and people say nice things about you

In vanilla home assistant? You can do sunrise and sunset but it's not super reliable in my experience.

Do some reading about near misses during the cold war and see if you keep that same certainty.

What does this allow you to do that can't already be done with a date or time trigger in automations?

Wasn't the outage due to a solar flare? I'm not one to stand up for big telecom companies but I'm not sure I'd be that pissed at them for what was essentially an "act of god" in insurance-speak.

I wasn't affected though so take what I say with a grain of salt.

I've had problems with various anime due to disagreements between the metadata and how my indexers choose to package "seasons". It is what it is, nothing is perfect.