barbarosa

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[–] barbarosa 1 points 5 months ago

Also when the shot goes on and it's not a foul ;-)

[–] barbarosa 2 points 5 months ago (3 children)

When Luka's not bitching and flopping he's enjoyable to watch and Kyrie is very enjoyable to watch so not sure why ppl hate them so much

[–] barbarosa 2 points 9 months ago

Looks like exactly what I was looking for thanks!

 

Looking to read news about smart home tech, new product reviews etc

Any recommendations?

[–] barbarosa 1 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) (1 children)

How do you et HASS to name them ? i,e. what names does it chose ? So basically you leave the location out of the name as that is shown in the area anyway ? Thing is, that sometimes you need to choose a device from a dropdown, and in these dropdowns they don't show the area, so having the location sometime gives more information that is missing

[–] barbarosa 1 points 9 months ago (1 children)

So if a device has multiple entities, you rename each one ? i.e. a hygrometer that measures humidity and temperature, you name each one separately ?

[–] barbarosa 2 points 9 months ago

So ${type_of_control}.${location}.${device_utility}.${number} ?

 

I have a concoction of devices from all kind of manufacturers with cryptic codes in their names. Each device exposes multitude of sensors which makes the dashboard look like a mess.

  1. Is there a best practice for renaming devices ? Do you name them by their location ? By their utility ? manufacturer ?
  2. How do you identify the devices later in case there's a problem and one needs to be replaced / battery need to be replaced ?
[–] barbarosa 2 points 10 months ago

Anyway to check this via the HA dashboard?

[–] barbarosa 1 points 10 months ago (1 children)

You have a very dichotomous view of this subject.

All I was trying to convince you is that Israel is not all evil. I can give you countless examples where Palestinians have been treated very well by Israel and by IDF soldiers.

I don't blame you for your haitred. It's a product of your experience. I wish you all the well and that you will find peace one day (all of us).

[–] barbarosa 0 points 10 months ago (3 children)

I know "Shovrim Shtika". They are doing important work.

Like I said, there are bad apples and bad things are being done.

But it's not everyone. And not even the majority.

When I was serving, I have never encountered a situation where any of my team members did anything like that. But I know these things exist. In most of the cases I heard of, these things were taken very seriously inside the IDF and people were kicked out and sentenced.

Unfortunately, occupation is corrupting the soul and in recent years the cases have grown in numbers. Add to that the horrible government Israel currently has and you get a shit show.

[–] barbarosa 0 points 10 months ago (5 children)

Israel makes mistakes and have very bad policies. I am the last one to defend it.

However, IDF is not a murderous organization as you think of it. There are clear rules on how to engage in combat and strict written moral rules that everyone should follow. I know because I served there and was taught these rules and had to memorize https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDF_Code_of_Ethics

However, people are people. There are bad apples. People also just make mistakes and Israel has (too) many different opinions and fragments and ideologies that I have nothing in common with. So yeah it's complicated.

Your view of Israel as one murderous genocidal entity is not different from the view a lot of Israelis have of the Palestinians, especially after October 7th, that is sad and will not bring the conflict anywhere to an end

[–] barbarosa 0 points 10 months ago (2 children)

Jews have lived in this land. They were given part of that land again after ww2 by a UN decision. Arabs that were living there were also given part.

Jews were willing to share their part of the land with the Arabs, as equal citizens

Jews accepted the offer, Arabs didn't and declared war.

Everything since then just went downhill

Personally, I'm in favor of going back to the original resolution and have two countries. But if having sharing one country will end the conflict, then by all means...

Unfortunately both sides don't have enough interest of solving this conflict...

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by barbarosa to c/permaculture
 

I am building a laundry to landscape greywater system. I have seen some people in some videos that are using T fittings as 50% splitter like in this image:

(taken from here)

You can see that the water that flows from the source pipe is being split to two destinations:

  1. The basin that is watering each tree.
  2. The continuation to the next tree.

My question is, is T fitting actually considered a 50% splitter ? Because I would imagine water will want to continue flowing in a straight direction, so most water will continue flowing and not "turn" 90 degrees in the pipe for the tree basin.

Remember that water is not going in pressure, but with gravity.

So why do I see so many of these designs and are they correct ?

Thanks

 

As they are quite invasive, I have plenty of them in my garden. If I shred them to small pieces will it be good for mulch ? Talking about the entire stem, not just the leaves

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