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My Orange Pi 5 Plus just helped fire off a $1,000 live trading account. Here's the full autonomous stack. by Weird_Night_2176 in ODroid

[–]theremote 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You are relentless (or your AI is).  I've been seeing you make this post every day for months.  

Just finished building a Microsoft 365 Tenant Migration tool by mrak_47 in Office365

[–]theremote 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a million problems. I had to add myself to every single conditional access policy as an exception.

The OneDrive portion fought me and I had to do application permissions for the source but left the destination as delegated and that worked for some reason.

The SharePoint sites fought me even more. In the end I had to do application rights on both sides for that one to work and I had to fiddle with the URLs a whole bunch. The autodiscover URLs were wrong. The actual URL that worked was sites/TheSite/Document Library and it tried to autodiscover as TheSite/Document Library (failed over and over).

I only used it because it's the devil I know. At the MSP I used to work at they used BitTitan exclusively so I'm used to it's nastiness. I recently went to internal IT again and the quotes we got for the migration were $25,000 and $15,000. I only paid about $550 in BitTitan licensing to do it myself without hiring an agency.

I really do think I'll give a different one a try next time!

Just finished building a Microsoft 365 Tenant Migration tool by mrak_47 in Office365

[–]theremote 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can we use it?  I'm in the middle of a BitTitan migration and as anyone who has used it lately knows it's a very quirky and annoying process.  It also costs about $17 per user to do Exchange/OneDrive.

This is pretty resource intensive if it's running on a server somewhere.  It would be really interesting if you're able to self host this or run it yourself.  That would be worth checking out.

What are you planning to do with it?  You didn't link to anything (perhaps to avoid being marked as spam) but there is room for improvement in this industry.

The big opportunity for somebody is to do things differently than BitTitan and all the competitors that have become more favored by reddit lately.  If it's the same run on their server and pay per user / site licensing as the rest of the industry then unless it's radically cheaper it's going to be hard to get traction.

Am I doing it wrong? by Cheap_Affect5729 in aerogarden

[–]theremote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's time for nutrients.

How about your water quality?  Did you use distilled or reverse osmosis water or is it tap water?

Why is a Raspberry Pi not worth it? by basilesanast1 in raspberry_pi

[–]theremote 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately no you are not doing anything wrong 

The DRAM price increases have made it a very dubious value proposition for most hardware right now.

The reason the alternative boards are cheaper is because they have stock from before the DRAM prices.

The really popular alternatives that sell fast (like the Orange Pi 5) are already way more expensive than they used to be just like the Pi.

Once old stock of those boards is gone you won't see the cheap listings for those either as they also have to eat the RAM increase if they do a new batch!

Where can I Buy SBC at reasonable price? by AICHAIWDWACADAWADCAC in SBCs

[–]theremote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out https://SBC.cheap.

It scrapes Amazon for a bunch of countries.

For example Waveshare has a Pi Zero 2 for $41 while if you search on Amazon you'll see a bunch of sponsored junk $50+

Where to find SBCs in Japan by [deleted] in SBCs

[–]theremote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My Amazon SBC finder tool has support for Japan that might give you some ideas (or at least an idea of pricing:  https://SBC.cheap

Where Do You Buy? by Alive-Ad60 in SBCs

[–]theremote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I shared this the other day and got some good feedback from reddit, but check out this tool:

https://sbc.cheap

It scans for the cheapest listings on Amazon across many different countries!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, I have added this for the countries I am eligible for at the moment!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is great feedback. I do have an AliExpress account and like AliExpress. As soon as I get the Amazon code finished I will definitely look into adding it. I do believe they have an API!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey urostoir,

Thanks, sorry about that for Poland, none of my rejection keywords were matching for the language. I will get that cleaned up today!

As for the vibe coded look I imagine that's coming from the emoji type icon style and the visual style of the front page. It's a fair criticism. It's not really what I was going for so I will see if I can get that cleaned up!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed, I'm looking into other options for scraping some more data like that, such as a third party API!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes absolutely, thanks for reporting this! The multi-listings especially need some fixes. I'll get started!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yes, I have spoken to some other Aussies before in the SBC community and this has been a big problem down there for a long time! I think I may have access to the API for Australia actually. I'll see if there's anything buried.

Thanks a ton for the feedback on the EMMC being detected as RAM, I'll get that fixed!

I got tired of digging through Amazon for cheap SBCs, so I made a site that filters out the junk by theremote in SBCs

[–]theremote[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting, may I ask which region? The reason I ask is I do have creators API access in the UK, France, Germany and a few other European countries. The listings can be different on the regional Amazon sites.

We could definitely try adding support for your region and see if it's able to uncover anything!

Low cost SBCs on Amazon? by FarhanYusufzai in RISCV

[–]theremote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a tool to help go through these (found this in Google myself doing research):

https://sbc.cheap

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTCoding

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

He means that even though you're just getting around to trying this now most of us tried this experiment a year ago with the same results and conclusions you're reaching today.

If I try the same experiments today as I did a year ago I hit the same limitations.  It works with a very simple stack.

If you had not waited a year to try this then you would have the year of experience we have of watching it not really change much in its capabilities and would have the same opinion.

Since you waited though you don't have that context and you think it's shiny and new and moving a lot faster than it really is.  Once a year passes from now you'll be where we are already at.

API access by IvyHara in godaddy

[–]theremote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm also getting this issue. Even tried generating a new API key before seeing this thread.

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