Have you also looked at Tildes.net?
You can do this. Click the lock icon and then you can browse around without changing stations.
Perception that they are THE cloud player to use with great reliability and enterprise focus, so people support their protocols and develop their products for AWS and end up with a bit of lock-in. Mid to large…
Have you seen these remote temperature monitors from sensorpush? They seem to do a decent job and there is an internet gateway device to manage them if you want. http://www.sensorpush.com/#products
Nope...the argument is more like the shoe manufacture should just include the shoelaces. Shoelaces support the functional operation of the shoe...a purse does not support the operation of shoes. Most people would expect…
Thank you for sharing this; I hope more people can see this. Apple gets the credit for this notch when it was the Essential phone that implemented the idea first. At least in the Essential phone their notch was so…
My podcasts are all downloaded with multiple episodes for each podcast and so is a large collection of my Spotify music. I get what you're saying but it isn't that big of an issue with a reasonably modern mobile device…
This isn't just an American car thing. My past two Japanese vehicles and two German vehicles had SiriusXM built into the radio.
I've had very few buffering issues with Spotify via LTE over the years when compared the constant dropouts from my SiriusXM in my various cars that have had this service. SiriusXM audio quality is also terribly…
The article leaves me with more than a few doubts with this strategy of storing power. One issue that concerns me is the amount of energy that will need to be spent in manufacturing all the concrete and steel drums as…
Thanks for the link. That looks interesting; I'll have to give that a try. When I started reading the link my first thought was Pex from Twitter. I don't know how comparable XAR is to Pex but it's worth a look to…
I've recently been exploring AWS Lambda in a stack which contained API Gateway + Python Flask under Lambda for a task I was working on. I deployed it using Zappa and its purpose was to be a simple REST frontend for…
I came here to say the same. I was not expecting a huge graphic with a cartoon naked ass to show up on my work system.
Tough to say for sure regarding taking attention from the Switch but from what I've seen the Switch is still selling out very quickly from retailers. That makes me believe there is still high demand. It could be that…
Actually...I am doing some of that also.
Don't forget parity drives for availability take away from usable storage. NAS #1 is 12 x 4TB with 2 drives used for parity. NAS #2 is 20 x 6TB with 4 drives used for parity. That takes away roughly 32TB of usable space…
I never said I required this much for personal use...I just have it. :) I started with 12 x 4TB in one NAS and I filled it in a little over 2 years. I just recently built a second NAS with 20 x 6TB to last me hopefully…
I've gone all-in on HGST for personal use because I've seen their results from Backblaze and also have good luck with them so far. I have 14 of their 4TB NAS and 22 of the 6TB NAS.
I had four of the Seagate 3TB drives that are listed in their ratings with high failure rates. All four of mine died in less than 3-years. They were a really disappointing purchase.
Very good point. This would make it easier for me to add to a service or cron job to pull periodically.
I'm interested to know what the pros and cons are of this utility vs using the Google takeout functionality? I like the idea of this project but I don't know what it would gain me over Google's native export? Is it the…
I also don't see any app access granted for Pokemon Go under my LG V10 and Google account.
Have you also looked at Tildes.net?
You can do this. Click the lock icon and then you can browse around without changing stations.
Perception that they are THE cloud player to use with great reliability and enterprise focus, so people support their protocols and develop their products for AWS and end up with a bit of lock-in. Mid to large…
Have you seen these remote temperature monitors from sensorpush? They seem to do a decent job and there is an internet gateway device to manage them if you want. http://www.sensorpush.com/#products
Nope...the argument is more like the shoe manufacture should just include the shoelaces. Shoelaces support the functional operation of the shoe...a purse does not support the operation of shoes. Most people would expect…
Thank you for sharing this; I hope more people can see this. Apple gets the credit for this notch when it was the Essential phone that implemented the idea first. At least in the Essential phone their notch was so…
My podcasts are all downloaded with multiple episodes for each podcast and so is a large collection of my Spotify music. I get what you're saying but it isn't that big of an issue with a reasonably modern mobile device…
This isn't just an American car thing. My past two Japanese vehicles and two German vehicles had SiriusXM built into the radio.
I've had very few buffering issues with Spotify via LTE over the years when compared the constant dropouts from my SiriusXM in my various cars that have had this service. SiriusXM audio quality is also terribly…
The article leaves me with more than a few doubts with this strategy of storing power. One issue that concerns me is the amount of energy that will need to be spent in manufacturing all the concrete and steel drums as…
Thanks for the link. That looks interesting; I'll have to give that a try. When I started reading the link my first thought was Pex from Twitter. I don't know how comparable XAR is to Pex but it's worth a look to…
I've recently been exploring AWS Lambda in a stack which contained API Gateway + Python Flask under Lambda for a task I was working on. I deployed it using Zappa and its purpose was to be a simple REST frontend for…
I came here to say the same. I was not expecting a huge graphic with a cartoon naked ass to show up on my work system.
Tough to say for sure regarding taking attention from the Switch but from what I've seen the Switch is still selling out very quickly from retailers. That makes me believe there is still high demand. It could be that…
Actually...I am doing some of that also.
Don't forget parity drives for availability take away from usable storage. NAS #1 is 12 x 4TB with 2 drives used for parity. NAS #2 is 20 x 6TB with 4 drives used for parity. That takes away roughly 32TB of usable space…
I never said I required this much for personal use...I just have it. :) I started with 12 x 4TB in one NAS and I filled it in a little over 2 years. I just recently built a second NAS with 20 x 6TB to last me hopefully…
I've gone all-in on HGST for personal use because I've seen their results from Backblaze and also have good luck with them so far. I have 14 of their 4TB NAS and 22 of the 6TB NAS.
I had four of the Seagate 3TB drives that are listed in their ratings with high failure rates. All four of mine died in less than 3-years. They were a really disappointing purchase.
Very good point. This would make it easier for me to add to a service or cron job to pull periodically.
I'm interested to know what the pros and cons are of this utility vs using the Google takeout functionality? I like the idea of this project but I don't know what it would gain me over Google's native export? Is it the…
I also don't see any app access granted for Pokemon Go under my LG V10 and Google account.