I know, but it seemed like there was confusion about my intended point, which is that you should never expose it to the open internet. It wasn’t a question I really intended to be answered since I know that was their intention. My confusion is why do that when there are secure alternatives, some of which are easier than opening a port.
There are far better, more secure ways to do this. You could use a reverse proxy. You could use tailscale. You could use wireguard.
The last thing you should do is open Frigate’s port to the net.
I’m not sure why anyone would want to expose Frigate of all things to the open internet.
I didn’t say that they would stop, I said that it wouldn’t give them popular support.
Brian Heywood is a rich fuck that moved to WA to CA to “escape the left”, convinced that WA was more right leaning than CA. When he realized the opposite was true, he started spending tons of cash on local GOP-centrred PACs and on misleading ballot initiatives. He is the entire reason that the initiative process needs reform, so that one rich fuck like him can’t just flood the zone with them like he did in our last election cycle. He’s trying it again with bullshit like blocking transgender people from playing team sports.
He’s one of the worst.
Thanks, signed and emailed.
It isn’t going to ever give them popular support, like the person you responded to is saying.
Zigbee and Z-Wave will, they don’t even use wifi like some Matter devices do.
Oh my god, how many cm0002 accounts are there?
Yes, exploding trees are real. The sap in them freezing is what causes them to explode, although maybe the confusion is that people expect a fireball or smoke when something explodes? I don’t know, but I’ve seen a lot of people saying it’s an urban legend even though it’s real.
Also, yes, fuck this guy. If we were getting paid, we’d be filthy rich.
Interesting that the inversion even happens inside of the pit. I never thought about that
How cold did it get where you are? I’m currently dripping my only sink on an exterior wall due to 26°F temps. It’s right next to my washer, so hopefully it’ll cover both.
I swear I’ve seen this article a bunch of times before. I think it’s time to block cm0002
I’m still waiting for a structural engineer :x
So, I still just have bare, partially rotten studs just chilling
Absolutely, I’ll have a structural engineer tell me what to do at the very least, and if not too expensive and I can afford it, have them do it.
I unfortunately don’t think the sellers I bought it from knew about it either. It seems that the attempted “repair” was in 2017, when the seller they bought it from still owned the house. So I don’t think I have much recourse there.
Yeah, in one place I can see a steel plate (on the corner, not necessarily near the crack or anything). It was indeed a portal before the 90’s, with a door further up (but not on this wall). This is also a worry of mine, that it might not be structurally sound anymore. It’s possible that years of slow water intrusion has affected the porch internally, at the rebar level, however I have seen no other signs of failure (although, like you, am just a normal person that doesn’t know much about this stuff). I would not be able to afford replacing the concrete porch, I have a feeling.
Also, I did have two contractors take a look while they were here for other reasons, and both of them said to support it just in case, but otherwise didn’t seem too concerned.
In the meantime, I’ve reached out to a few more structural engineers to get quotes from them to come take a look.
Yeah, that’s kind of where I’m at, too. I’ll probably talk to an engineer, but this was definitely never intended to be load bearing.
Thank you.
I was thinking the same things.
Especially with the fact that simple table salt is great at preserving things like meats, meaning it could technically be considered a preservative. I’m betting the individuals doing the lawsuit consume plenty of that in their day to day.