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lukasm 
@lukasm@aus.social
mastodon 4.7.2Bouncing around the tech world for a few decades. Currently making Setline, a festival app made by someone who actually goes to festivals
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Joined November 07, 2022
Located in:
Naarm / Melbourne
Goes by:
He / him
Gay level:
Super duper
Building:
Good riddance
Very silly fun at Golden Plains this year
Picked up Project Hail Mary this week on a whim, it’s a good read! Equal parts heartfelt and nerdy. Going to go see it at imax next week now.
Once again demanding an opt out from emails asking if I’d like to opt out from Mother’s Day emails
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Oh look the American comic is being argumentative instead of fun, what a surprise
I now have multiple people around the world who share my name using my email address for their banking.
I dream of being so unbothered that when a bank asks for my contact details I just make stuff up.
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Can a British person start a parliamentary petition to keep these cunts out of your best current export? Is that a thing?
Quite happy with how this new Setline feature turned out. It started out as a bit of fun comparing step counts with your friends, and then I realised I could visualise how much you moved/danced for each artist you saw.
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@beno I could never harm my dear sweet namesakes. Bloody hell though some of them have invoices sent to me with full addresses and phone numbers.
Wow I should really double down on Unavailable. App Store Search looks accurate though.
Has anyone figured out a reasonable way to do this: https://pilaenergy.com but with already available products and some tinkering?
I’m picturing #homeassistant knowing when to charge the battery when it’s cheap but don’t know if this kind of “pass through when flat” battery exists
Remember when Preview worked? Good times.
Simple 🤷♂️
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@christopher @hwang Yeah that's the key difference - I'm not looking for a UPS but rather something that can charge when the grid is cheap, and then have connected appliances use the charge only when the grid is expensive, effectively ignoring the grid at those times. The kicker being you want something that knows to switch back to grid before the battery dies, even if it's expensive.
The EcoFlow Delta 3 Plus mentions a Time of Use feature that might do part of this but it's very light on details. Unfortunately it's also very expensive in Australia :(
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@jeremyburge@mastodon.world I long ago set up a text replacement so typing eml expands to my actual email, so I have just been laughing at this bizarre bug