I think after initial installation, you open a browser with the post-installation step and configure a username and password there. I’m not entirely sure, it’s been some time since I did it. But depending on installation method, I don’t think it has a provided password.

General password advice: Check caps lock, and if you use like a German keyboard if ‘z’ and ‘y’ are swapped.

Puh. Ich hoffe ein kalter Schauer, weil das wäre mal eine Abwechslung zu dem was mein Rücken gerade tut.

I think pretty much any mosfet / h-bridge / motor control board with pwm should do.
If you have those 4-wire fans with a pwm input that accepts 3V3 logic, you might even be able to attach them directly to the ESP:

• https://github.com/KlausMu/esp32-fan-controller#wiring-diagram-for-fan-and-bme280

But that’s not all fans, I had some mixed results with that.

Erste mal in meinem Leben, dass ich denke Herr Söder hat 'was richtig gemacht… So weit ist es gekommen.

Oh wow. 🥹 My idea: Follow the instructions in the green box.

I’m still mad at them for cancelling the device trees and stuff to support custom ROMs.

Ah. My instance reports the last activity from lemm.ee from 45mins ago… So that’d be June 30th, 00:14 Estonian time. And the main page forwards to join-lemmy.org now. Looks like the shutdown to me.

Well… it’s 10 before midnight here. I’m pretty sure a bit east from me it’s the 30th already. Not so much in the west. But I don’t know where lemm.ee was located.

It’s 30th of June. Lemm.ee is shutting down now.

https://piefed.social/post/816659

Was? Seid wann müssen wir neutral sein gegenüber Scheiße? Ich glaube das ist nicht die Maxime von Deutschland. Da ist schon eher Vielfalt und Individualität verankert im Grundgesetz. Bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass ich das gelesen habe. Also das Argument hätte sie sich echt sparen sollen. Einfach das andere nehmen, Sorry, Gesetze und so, kann man leider nix machen… Das würde man ja vielleicht noch nachvollziehen können. Aber wtf? Der Job vom Bundestag ist es gute Dinge für’s Land zu tun. Nicht neutral zu sein und die 5 guten Sachen die sie tun, dann aufzuwiegen mit dem Gegenteil, damit irgendein Gleichgewicht herauskommt.

Vielleicht sollte es einem auch zu denken geben, wenn Herr Söder “woke” aussieht gegenüber einem selbst.

Idk about this. I think the main issue is social media and filter bubbles. Generative AI contributes, but enough fakes news is there anyways. People will also use real riot videos from 4 years ago and claim that’s the LA riots. The Russian troll farms can do this with or without AI. Trump, too. They’ll just come up with drinking bleach is good with their own brains.

I don’t want to refute this. Generative AI accelerates it immensely and makes it easier and way more. But mind that the core of the problem is society, education and most of all social media.

Also this isn’t exactly new, we had Cambridge Analytica since 2014 or something. And manipulating elections and politics by technology is even older than that.

Aha. Ich hab eh nicht mitbekommen was er gemacht hat, lese immer nur Trump, Netanyahu, Amerika, Iran, Ukraine, …

Ja, wahrscheinlich eher nicht so der Knaller. Für Integration braucht man irgendwie ein Umfeld, seine Familie und so. Anderenfalls haben wir eher unintegrierte und alleinstehende Geflüchtete hier, was höchstwahrscheinlich eher problematisch ist. Gerade, wenn wir über junge Männer ohne wirkliche Perspektive und ohne irgendwas zu Verlieren reden. Die brauchen eher 'ne Ausbildung, was zu tun. Und halt auch Boden unter den Füßen.

Yes. Steam is available on Linux, pretty easy to install and it comes with a compatibility layer (Proton) which works quite well.

Linux is a bit different than Windows. But I’d say just using it is about as complicated as using Windows. You’ll just have to try and see whether you like it. And if it’s hard or easy for you to relearn a few things. I mean if you’re in the Browser and Steam all day, those will be the same applications and also look and work the same way. Other than that you could face some issues with gaming hardware and you have to fiddle with things, or everything works out of the box. You can’t tell beforehand.

Danke für die Schilderung, wirklich interessant. Also dass der Eine eine SMS braucht und der Andere alle persönlichen Daten ist schon fishy.

Es gibt ja auch so “Vertreter”, die soetwas auf Provisionsbasis machen und nich in dem Unternehmen selbst angestellt sind. Wahrscheinlich haben die dann auch nicht denselben Zugriff auf die Datenbanken?! Vielleicht isses ja soetwas.

Also ich würde mich nicht von irgendwem anrufen lassen und denen alles nötige für einen Identitätsdiebstahl servieren. Wenn, dann rufst du deren Hotline an, dann weißt du auch, dass du bei der richtigen Firma auskommst, nicht andersherum.

Ich denke es ist nicht “safe”. Es gibt zuhauf geleakte Kundendaten. Und random Anrufer sind zum guten Teil Abzocker. Im besten Fall sind es nur Wegelagerer, die sich die Provision einstreichen. Im Schlechteren haben sie deine Daten irgendwo bekommen und brauchen jetzt noch ein paar Details um die Lücken zu füllen und damit irgendewas böses anzustellen… Die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass es echt ist ist irgendwie auch da, aber eigentlich sollte ein seriöses Unternehmen nicht so vorgehen. Verträge verlängern sich meist automatisch. Und deine Daten sollten sie ja haben. Ich wurde noch nie den ganzen Datensatz abgefragt. Oder man hat ein Kundenportal oder sowas.

Seems printer drivers are amongst the worst. I had a brother inkjet printer/scanner combo a while back. Pretty much the same issues. Also what they call driver and offer on their website really sucks. Now I have one from Epson and that just pops up on Mint (and other distros) and I can print right away, no driver installation necessary. And it even started reporting toner levels after some update. Sadly I can’t recommend the printer either, I had several other issues with the thing itself. But this kind of roulette with hardware is really annoying. And I believe it’s really pronounced with those consumer printer/scanner combination devices. The expensive business printers regularly work way better, at least that’s what I’ve seen.

I agree a copyright dystopia wouldn’t be any good. Just mind that wild west or law of the jungle is the “right of the strongest”. You’re advantaging big companies and disadvantaging smaller players or people with ethics or who are more open/transparent.

And I don’t think legality with web scraping is the biggest issue. Sure I maybe could do it if it were possible. But I’m occasionally doing some weird stuff and most services have countermeasures in place. In reality I just can’t scrape Reddit. Lot’s of bots and crawlers just don’t work any more. I’m getting rate limited left and right from all big platforms. Lots of things require an account these days, and services are quick banning me for “suspicious activity”. It’s barely possible to download Youtube videos these days. So, no. I can’t. While Google can just pay for it and have the data.

Also Reddit isn’t really the benevolent underdog here. They’re a big company as well. And they’re not selling their data… They’re selling their user’s data. They’re mainly monetizing other people’s creations.

Well, copyright law is kind of a bit older. When it was written, there was no AI. So it doesn’t address our current issues. It’s utterly unprepared for it. So people need to shoehorn things in, interpret and stretch it… Obviously that comes with a lot of issues, loopholes and shortcomings.

But I can’t follow your argumentation. Why would they get away with this forever? When the car was invented, we also made up rules for cars, because the old ones for horses didn’t help any more. That’s how law is supposed to work… Problems surface, laws get passed to address them. That’s daily business for governments.

And they don’t even get away with stealing this time. That’s what the article says.

If you want to share a pessimistic perspective about governments and mega-corporations, I’m all with you. That’s very problematic. But some regions are better than others. Europe for example had a few clever ideas about what needs to be addressed. It’s not perfect, though. And copyright still isn’t solved anywhere. At least not to my knowledge.

I agree that we need open-source and emancipate ourselves. The main issue I see is: The entire approach doesn’t work. I’d like to give the internet as an example. It’s meant to be very open, connect everyone and enable them to share information freely. It is set up to be a level playing field… Now look what that leads to. Trillion dollar mega-corporations, privacy issues everywhere and big data silos. That’s what the approach promotes. I agree with the goal. But in my opinion the approach will turn out to lead to less open source and more control by rich companies. And that’s not what we want.

Plus nobody even opens the walled gardes. Last time I looked, Reddit wanted money for data. Other big platforms aren’t open either. And there’s kind of a small war going on with the scrapers and crawlers and anti-measures. So it’s not as if it’s open as of now.