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  • I am utterly exhausted by the “pancakes vs waffles tweet”-style responses like this. The person you replied to didn’t mention Harris nor even Biden, they talked about a trend in changes they’re wishing the media was better about highlighting, because it and politicians will talk a lot more about elsewhere-issues than here. Ceasing support for Israel is fast and easy, so it becomes, now the they’re finally paying attention, an easy score for “pick me” points, because outright stating in non-hyperbolic language that we’ve got a literal dictator brewing with systems of fascism merging together and coming up with solutions is a lot more complicated than rejecting one PAC donor.

    At this point I’m treating these comments as MAGA psyops trying to tear up the left, because no one actually gives a shit about Harris except Republicans in their talking points. Even the Dem politicians shut up about her.



  • If you just want to use other repos, maybe a scheduled script is better than writing a full extension. Since most extensions are only on GitHub still you’d run into the rate limits without the API key pretty quickly unless you only poll once a day and only have a couple from it.

    But sounds like basically HACS Lite would be the kind of thing you’d want otherwise. Rather than scratch I’d say just fork HACS since there’s already a framework there and alter it to remove that centralized repo checking and maybe add a config option for poll frequencies. You end up with something polished that’ll likely fit other folks needs and if you just call it “Lite” you might get interest from them even in it being an alternative version.





  • Struggling to read all the comments on mobile so apologies if this is a duplicate, but if you need recipes, Tandoor Recipes. I use it for hosting my own edits of recipes. Since I do baking streams it’s great for me to easily link to my stream for folks who want the same recipe including any tips I’ve added or variations, or something I’ve kinda come up with that’s based off a standard formula.

    Plus, using the Kitshn app on a tablet makes for an absolutely gorgeous kitchen companion for reading recipes. Split screening it between the recipe and the chat has been awesome. For real, Kitshn is absurdly polished for an open source app.