Probably some parade street in North Korea.

Yeah, I also use Cruise Control constantly. It’s great, even in cities.

especially with yes and no buttons (a/b) being reversed compared to nintendo switch

It’s also reversed on Playstation. Games use “X” for “yes” and “O” for “cancel”. But only in the west, it’s reversed in Japan.

You’re right. It seems that you need the “OpenThread Border Router add-on”:

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/thread#to-make-home-assistant-your-first-thread-network

https://support.nabucasa.com/hc/en-us/articles/31347105826077-Forming-a-new-Thread-network-with-Home-Assistant-Connect-ZBT-2

I’ve dont know the answer to your question, but I’ve just read that you can run into problems with the hardware running under docker: https://meow.social/@SebinNyshkim/115589684927757960

Although, it’s kinda ironic that Windows, a fully closed environment, is less restrictive in terms of app dev and distribution, […]

I think the reason for this is mainly historic.

Thanks for the link, the video was pretty interesting!

It is, I wanted to post this exact comment, too.

Looks Great!

You’re right. As an old-timey linux user I find it more confusing than running the services directly, too. It’s another abstraction layer that you need to manage and which has its own pitfalls.

That was my first thought, too. I hope it (drumroll) flies under trumps radar.

Wow, that’s really cool tech!

Yes, it is. I still use my PS3 for Blu-Rays.

AOL keywords are back!

That was interesting, thanks!

Wow, great explanation, thanks!

Me with an older notebook that doesn’t support av1 decoding: 😭

No, its something different, according to the blog:

First up, the brains of the watch is the JL7012 - which is a deliberately underpowered chip.

With this, why do you ask?

Maybe a Fairphone if you’re located in the EU? Depending on your requirements.