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Botzo@lemmy.worldto
homeassistant@lemmy.world•smoke alarm/detector with no battery chirp USAEnglish
1·3 days agoBlast my addled brain. I swear one of their products was hard-wired.
Good luck on your hunt and let us know where you land!
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
homeassistant@lemmy.world•smoke alarm/detector with no battery chirp USAEnglish
2·3 days agoYes the MSC-1 is battery only. There is another part number that is smoke only and interlink/hardwired.
Sidenote: you can click through for the UL x-sense products here.
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
homeassistant@lemmy.world•smoke alarm/detector with no battery chirp USAEnglish
5·3 days agoI just went through this battle and ended up ordering a set of sensereo MS-1 (matter over thread and home assistant ready) to replace the battery-only detectors in our basement. Our main floor is nest protect hard-wired.
While this product isn’t UL certified, it is EN certified and the functional difference seems to be 85db at 3m vs 10ft. And their website says they’re working on a UL certified model.
They do have a hard-wired interlink model too: https://sensereo.com/ms-1-interlink/ but that’s smoke only. And again EN certified but not UL.
But at least it’s an alternative to the x-sense products.
The reviews of the official replacement (FA SC-5) are mixed to awful.
Cousin had a 1.5h hellfire and brimstone service with an altar call in an unairconditioned church on a weekday afternoon on the Midwest prairie on a hot August day 120 miles (~192km) away from my house.
Weak perkolator coffee, grocery store sheet cake, and bite-size sandwiches (limit 2) served in the basement afterwards.
We were asked to clean up after ourselves and break down the tables and chairs after 30 min. Church doors were locked and we were ushered out after another 30min.
Last cousin wedding I went to.
2026-09-15T03:14:00Z
RFC3339 or RFC9557 or bust.
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
Homebrewing - Beer, Mead, Wine, Cider@sopuli.xyz•Last week, I posted a pic of my Vevor setup. I just finished my first brew and these are my thoughts so farEnglish
8·4 days agoConsider adding rice hulls to the mash!
I’ve found it helps immensely with preventing a stuck mash/sparge.
2 ten-packs would be a real score.
Sincerely, Dad
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•I wonder if there is ant other situation in life where strangers are as openly mean to each other as they are to their teammates in video games?
52·6 days agoFucking NPCs on the freeway!
/s of course, but yeah: road rage.
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
Dad Jokes@lemmy.world•How do train conductors like to serve cheese and crackers?English
9·7 days agoIf you want to blend some French in there: À la board.
But how did they know the person was single?
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
deflock.me@sh.itjust.works•California city canceled Flock, removed its cameras, then found the company had put some of them back
0·9 days agoGrass Valley, California
In case you didn’t care to click through.
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
Homebrewing - Beer, Mead, Wine, Cider@sopuli.xyz•Bought a new setupEnglish
1·10 days agoI know their tools pretty well and own a few, but I had no idea they were way out here!
Botzo@lemmy.worldto
Homebrewing - Beer, Mead, Wine, Cider@sopuli.xyz•Bought a new setupEnglish
7·10 days agoHad no idea vevor was making brewing equipment! I really need to get back to it. My 15 gallon spike solo setup is languishing in the garage.
Don’t forget the mandatory quarterly drug testing at the shittiest understaffed LabCorp “branch” at least 45 minutes from both work and home.
Totally hazarding a guess here (cunninghams law?), but the 3rd panel of four is typically the end of the story/action with the 4th being the resolution of or reflection on the drama.






















rsync has a
--dry-run / -nflag that would tell you which files would be synced. Combined with--archive /-ait runs recursively.That said, it’s assumes file paths are matching between source and destination, so if things are scattered, it might not work well.
If you’re really scattered, I’d consider using a simple python script to walk directories and create a json file with results (maybe the sha256 for key and filename, size, absolute path, and created/modified stamps as fields). Then when you hit a duplicate key, you can dump the results and prompt a delete.
Or something. I’m just spit balling here.