Cut your tomatoes in half, put flat side down in pan. The tomatoes will cook in their own juices and after like 5 minutes the skins basically fall off. You can pull them off with a fork or something and then mash em.

Frigate might be right for you. They have recommended cameras in their documentation.

Just remember to block internet access to any camera you get.

Why do you think they’re not good?

I also have a domain with them and never had any issues. Although I only use it for a reverse proxy so not much to go wrong there.

I’ve had the ZBT-2 antenna for a while now but haven’t been bothered setting it up yet. I’m on Zigbee2MQTT atm and I’m still contemplating if I should switch over to ZHA or not.

Either way I’d probably be setting all my devices up again for a fresh start as I don’t have that many, anyway.

Except Gears of War and Clockwork Revolution never were actual exclusives. The showcase might’ve said they are but those games have been on Steam ever since. You can even pre-order Gears on Steam.

I guess their exclusivity just means no PS5.

The official Steam hardware pages support RSS. That’s how I stay up-to-date.

I think it’s this one.

The dongle operates in the 6GHz band. It’s not necessarily WiFi 6, AFAIK.

Where was it confirmed that you’d need a WiFi 7 AP if you’re not using the dongle? The WiFi 7 standard doesn’t even need to come with 6Ghz (which is really stupid and confusing) so you could have WiFi 7 and still be limited to 2.4 / 5Ghz.

I’ve been looking into Unifi cameras and, someone correct me if I’m wrong, from my understanding they can work completely offline without an account or app. It can all be configured through the browser.

They’re pricey, though. And you’d also need the UNVR for storage and Unifi Protect.

If you’ve access to a 3D printer, print this. That’ll help prevent this from happening.

https://www.printables.com/model/254680-steam-deck-lifesaver-drop-protection

Do we know how far back this goes? Couldn’t find much skimming that Reddit thread.

I’m still on 0.35.0 so maybe I lucked out.

Yup, exactly this. It’s also the most expensive component so if the PC were to get lost, I’d at least still have the GPU.

I carried my drives and GPU in my carry on and shipped the PC. That’s what I’d recommend.