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thanks for posting this. I bought myself a $300 vivo standing Desk from Amazon and I hate how wobbly it is in terms of front and back wobble. If I am to upgrade this desk, I’m definitely going for this one which you clearly demonstrated does not really wobble at all

Internet should be fibre, Unlesss you live in the boonies

Great work explaining the architecture of these options as well as your goals and success criteria. I wish more tech content would follow this style. Really looking forward to part 2, hope I can see it before going through a similar process myself.

The pain of breaking into Object detection and classification from the beginning was painful and seriously time consuming for me, I am happy to see that it is even a challenge for much smarter people. Pulling all of the parts together is a huge undertaking. Great interview, very enlightening.

i know the video is pretty old but you really dont need to use an internet connection all the time if you ask to turn on bluethooth pairing

You made sure to include another channel's review about that desk but you only spent 6 seconds moving it back and forth to showcase the stability. I dont understan people that want to promote a certain type of desk put their clown mask on instead of just doing a 5-10min video limit testing the stability in every height, which is what literally everyone and their mother cares about when they open a video like that.

I wonder how this desk compares vs the Apex Pro Max by DeskHaus!?

Oh no, where's Part 2?

Pretty good video! :)

an update on this project?

Okay so I was getting around 850Mbps download and 350Mbps upload... Switched to ethernet port 4 and my download speed increased to 1220Mbps... Still wondering what else I can do to get up to that 2Gbps speed...

What home router are you using?

Great overview of your automations. Some of it is over my head at the moment because I have not delved into HomeAssistant yet. What brought me to your video was a search for using an 841LM without a GDO. I hope to use a simple 12V wifi relay to control the 841LM on a manual garage door. My question for you is… is there a minimum amount of time voltage must be applied to the lock to open/close it? And how do you determine it’s current state?

really cool. 1st ive seen this

Dump 👎 your Comcast cable stock because people are dumping their expensive cable service like a bad habit and streaming content for far less money. I did and saved over $100

Can you use the trained model to go through the submitted to find the outliers for manual adjustments.

I haven't set anything up like this just because I was waiting for an open source solution, GREAT JOB!

Can I reduce the large size with other board? Or motors blocks this idea?

Hey. You are leaving us hanging here. At least tell us in a comment which path you chose

All this tech and still a lousy internet connection. LOL Thanks for sharing this Paul. I came here to hear your info on the Sec+2.0 and rolling codes over the wire, which is ridiculous. Many of us are having issues with your MQTT firmware implementation(s) where it just stops controlling.

Dude , please get a microphone on your body, THE SOUND IS HORRIBLE, I FEEL LIKE ENDING MY LIFE, nails on a chalkboard !!!!

You need a new eithernet card. Bye a 10 gig ethernet card will even make you faster

Does anybody have an idea on where is the NGINX addon stored nowadays? It looks like it's different now as I can't find it nowhere (needless to say that it was not in /usr/share/hassio/share/nginx_proxy/). Btw I am trying to get this working for a Dahua VTO doorbell. :)

thanks for the interview. Great to see the person behind the tech that I love. I am one of those guys that annotated my images and got amazing results with frigate+. Fantastic project!

I was able to workaround the problems mentioned in the video by getting bluetooth aux and couple of cable connectors. For Bluetooth aux i got the Anker one powered by usb. Then from the bluetooth aux connected a aux to rca cable left/right. At the end of each left right rca pin, connected a rca to aux adapter which in turn was fed to google home speakers left and right respectively. Overall it costed around 20$ for bluetooth aux and cables. I have connected these speakers Bluetooth aux to my tv. Got two of these speakers in fb market for 180$. Overall I am impressed with the sound quality for the 200$ i spent 😊..

The worst thing about Comcast is the extortion data cap fee. The second is the pathetic upload speed.

Hey man! Hows the desk treating you? Any way you could do a bit more stability testing? Cheers

It looks like the older 4-leg version also didn't have the 45 degree braces that your desk has (I imagine this is for side-to-side stability).

This is a great video and helped me understand snapcast better than their documentation. I couldn't find your followup video and was wondering which path you choose to use.

Nice video, Roger! Does your comments about this desk are still the same even after a few months since you recorded this video? Is it a 1.5" table top?

Will this work with a lift master gate opener?

Awesome setup Roger.

I'd suggest picking up an Everything Presence Lite for your person detection. Deploying Frigate's human detection is neat, but you might get more general use for detecting people in a zone this way and you free up that camera.

I am really considering purchasing this desk. My one big concern is from the looks of things the back leaves no space to mount clamps. I noticed you may have removed the center of the last support beam to work around this issue. Is this ok to do? I saw Upline offers a arm with a clamp that supports up to 3.75" of thickness. Is that something that could cover the thickness of a 1.5" butcher top and the thickness of the beam underneath or is removing that beam really the only option?

Can you give more info about the curl command needed to hit the API to prevent the device from disabling itself? Where can I find info on how to set that up?

Could anyone help with using the postAudio API using Python?

What kinda ethernet? Cable you use plz

Like many I was a myQ just ordered a ratgdo waiting for the backorder. Thanks Paul for being so dedicated to supporting all garage door openers. Is the schematic closed source? I can't seem to find it.

Using one of these to interface with my Control4 system. Works great so far!

Well I'm stuck... I'm looking at the 72x30" comparing the C shape vs. the 4 legs. Very torn which one because it's right on the edge of your definition of "wide" - what do you think? 2 or 4 leg?

Hello, Congratulations Cool 👍👏👏👏👏

Did you post your go2rtc.conf file? I cant find it

Could you not do a powershell script activating powersave mode after a no input time out? Then reactivate on an input read. Kind of like a wake on mouse script? I'm no programmer so genuine question.

I have been capped at 400Mbps and 30Mpbs when I pay for 1200down and 200 up... Xfinity has never provided the speeds I have paid for since I started and I am worried it will be the same for me with this new bandwidth.

How do you select the security option (1+, 2, etc). I am configuring using mqtt, but no security options show during the setup/configuration. Suggestions?

Great video. I have installed ratgdo without any issues on my Home Assistant. However, the garage door will not open or close. All existing remotes work. Verified all wiring. Obstruction sensor in ratgdo reports when obstructed and when clear. But garage door will not respond from Home Assistant. Any suggestions on troubleshooting?

I don't even get one gig Internet I have a ethernet switch to my PC and other consoles, And I'm plugged into number 4 current 920/127

How did you mount the monitor arm for your pc monitor? I was told there is no room under the 4 legged desk uplift because of the steel frames running under it? Great vid btw

Just installed 2 of these and they are freaking awesome. Is there anything MyQ can do to block this? Like can they send a firmware update?

Beaver in the wild! Beautiful! Thanks Paul!