@Edent what's so bad about <div> ... or: Why do you want to avoid them?

[phil_tanner@mastodon.philtanner.com]

@Edent welcome home!

[dan@mastodon.durrans.com]

@Edent 6 weeks away and a fun little project for your first weekend back? Bliss.

[edent@mastodon.social]

@neil ah. Well, possession is 9/10th of the law, right?

[cyberoutsider@infosec.exchange]

@Edent @neil Say that the current owners aren't giving the house the attention it deserves and that you need it for strategic purposes and you'll have cover with current geopolitics.

[woe2you@toot.wales]

@Edent Is it showing up by mdns name?

[edent@mastodon.social]

@woe2you how would I check that?

[woe2you@toot.wales]

@Edent Ping homeassistant.local - possible the apps are hardcoded to hit that rather than the IP?

[edent@mastodon.social]

@woe2you OK, I can get to the #HomeAssistant observer at http://homeassistant.local:4357/ but not the service itself on :8123.

[ben@mastodon.bentasker.co.uk]

@Edent Ouch!

Hopefully it'll get sorted quickly.

Doesn't help you much today, but this kind of breakage was part of what motivated me to move from a HAOS/Supervised install to just running the docker container.

I have to update manually, but it's not that much hassle and I get to sit out of updates until I've seen whether anyone else is complaining of breakage

[ben@mastodon.bentasker.co.uk]

@Edent This change - https://github.com/home-assistant/supervisor/commit/d23bc291d5c89074afaaf668023ce73193c2c92d - was in the most recent Supervisor release (which was cut 4 days ago)

I'd be willing to bet it's that.

It would also explain why it's only Supervisor users who have complained in that ticket so far - the change above was in supervisor rather than in core

[martijn@noisesfrom.space]

@Edent discord was, they finally are starting to change, insanely slacking when it comes to sexual exploitation of children in many of their groups.

It's pretty clear you made up your mind. I find the decentralized nature of Matrix important enough to not completely write it off because of bugs, but to each their own.

[fishidwardrobe@social.tchncs.de]

@Edent i'm starting to wonder if there are any (FOSS) alternatives to HA

[khleedril@cyberplace.social]

@Edent Doesn't this also cause problems with contactless payments?

[geekygirldawn@hachyderm.io]

@Edent I had a similar issue! When I was still here on a work visa, my residence permit card also had a chip. I kept both in passport carrying case and after several rejections at Heathrow, I realized that it would only work if I removed the passport from the case, thus separating the chips.

[simoncox@seocommunity.social]

@Edent
Oh that is interesting! i bet others have this issue and have never considered their ring could be the issue!

[cpswan@hachyderm.io]

@Edent that’s much more interesting than the reason I was told my passport doesn’t work at the eGates; which is apparently that there’s a tiny fold at the top of the page (from repeated use) and the scanning requires such precision that it can’t cope with 1-2mm offset 🤦‍♂️

I miss IRIS

[fbinin@mastodon.fbin.in]

@Edent QQ: is this not a privacy issue?

[edent@mastodon.social]

@fbinin how so?

[fbinin@mastodon.fbin.in]

@Edent I am actually trying to understand if this can be?
I am not from Europe or UK, and I may actually be reading it all wrong altogether, but if the reader is trying to read anything that is NFC, it might also be taking some sort of identity or tracking something? Or is this the normal infrared kind of reader?

[edent@mastodon.social]

@fbinin It is a passport gate.
Yes, it reads information from your passport when you place it in the reader.
So, yes, you need to show your passport to the guards at the border and they will track your entry and exit from the country.