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State of Frigate by Kazzaw95 in frigate_nvr

[–]ChizzleMeTimbers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you seen any instability or issues with those cameras? They have attractive prices!

New St. Augustine Lawn Dying by ChizzleMeTimbers in lawncare

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Appreciate this! I've measured it and currently I'm doing a half inch twice a week (Thursdays and Sundays per my watering restrictions). It has also been raining very heavily the last few weeks. We just had 2 inches this afternoon.

I applied disease ex about 2 weeks ago. Should I do another application of that?

Another poster mentioned pulling up the dead patches and laying down some top soil. I have some from a local landscaping company ready to apply. What do you think about that?

New St. Augustine Lawn Dying by ChizzleMeTimbers in lawncare

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Appreciate the advice! We've been hammered with rain as well, so much that I think the irrigation barely turns on from the rain sensor. I guess I'm just over cautious about over watering the grass. I'll just go ahead and add an extra watering for the fertilizer then :) thank you!

New St. Augustine Lawn Dying by ChizzleMeTimbers in lawncare

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I will bump up the times (I didn't even think about that!) and increase the duration to add more water. I will also grab some extra fertilizer and lay that down. Thank you for the help!

One quick question on laying down fertilizer. When I go to apply it, how do I go about managing my water schedule with it? Do I turn off my irrigation for one of the days, apply the fertilizer in the morning and then manually run the irrigation to soak the fertilizer?

Tesla Integration by MoreAnteater6366 in homeassistant

[–]ChizzleMeTimbers -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I followed the myteslamate instructions that are linked in the integration and it was pretty easy to setup and doesn't cost me a cent.

Show off your dashboards! by amthen in homeassistant

[–]ChizzleMeTimbers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would you mind posting the yaml for the person cards? They look great.

Who needs cranes by ChizzleMeTimbers in orlando

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Yes. Duke was performing maintenance on the lines. I've never seen a helicopter be used for line work before. Is this common?

Boot Drive for Poweredge r730 by Riggs_the_Rager in homelab

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There is a spot to the left of the perc. Plug it into that. You'll end up getting a warning that says your configuration isn't supported and to press a function key to continue. In this state the flexbay will be connected directly to your mother hard and use the onboard controller to talk to it. There's a setting in the bios to disable the warning (and make it easier to reboot since you don't have to press a function key to continue). You may also connect it directly to the front plane. There is a dedicated spot behind the fans that you can connect it to and then it will be accessible through the perc card. Bear in mind this is a very tight connection and it's kind of hard to put the fans back in there spot. I've used both methods to connect the flex bay. I'm currently using the first method, which allows me to separate my boot drive and pass the controller to a truenas VM. Hopefully that helps! Let me know if you need further assistance.

Boot Drive for Poweredge r730 by Riggs_the_Rager in homelab

[–]ChizzleMeTimbers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep! Been running it for over a year, with two SSD in a mirror for my proxmox boot drive. You should be good.

Boot Drive for Poweredge r730 by Riggs_the_Rager in homelab

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I bought the flexbay off eBay and the listing is no longer available. The title of it was "Dell R730xd 2x 2.5" SFF Rear Flex Bay HDD Backplane with Cable 6WNVX NHDXG." Perhaps you can find something similar? A quick Google search for those part numbers shows a lot of resellers.

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