shork @noiob@awoo.space

@la couldn't be me (I forgot a bunch of stuff)

@Siph woa, that's so cool

@ticky it has been very reliable for me, but I've only managed iOS users a handful of times, mostly to try it when it first happened

@Gulfie there's ready-made components for email, telegram, etc notifications

@Gulfie oh, if you're technically minded and can do some soldering maybe ESPHome alone would be enough

@Gulfie it's prolly not worth it unless you use it for other stuff as well, yeah

@Gulfie have you heard of home assistant? if you're willing to set up some software (flashing it on a pi makes it pretty low-maintenance and not super complicated) you can connect a wide range of devices and sensors and have them do all sort of stuff (like push notifications or turning on smart plugs)

@halcy das ist der kleine ICE!

@Violet it's very much "looks like a file system but isn't" but it's definitely usable

@Violet android locking down its file system and making devs jump through hoops while iOS's is becomes more powerful while still being secure is very ironic

also RE1 (director's cut version pictured) holds up pretty damn well, especially on this nice little LCD, but damn they're stingy with ammo

so ahead of its time… Sony really needs to let their engineers cook again

it's so funny to me that the psp go supports Bluetooth headsets, a whole eight years before the Switch came out to a post-Airpods world, missing the feature

Shamino slide real…

let's see how faithful the GBC port is