Paul Mac Eoin, PhD

@pepsi No Pepsi is not ok.

how do you drink Pepsi 🤔

@SnazzyLabs Wait, let me vibe code one in a weekend that doesnt suck. Hey Claude make me a CRM tool that will appeal to @SnazzyLabs make no mistakes.

Why does every single CRM suck?

@RyLiberty Don't be zionist. Stop stealing the lands of others. Stop crying victim when a nation strikes back after decades of abuse.

Antisemitism is rising. What's your advice for Jewish people?

@spinelessaisha paying 16$ for 6 months of real-debrid makes everything so much easier!

i dont get torrenting everyone syas you should torrent stuff but 90% of times there's just no seeds and it won't download

@AqaraSmarthouse A contact sensor might do the same with a lot less complication and false positives with the cats. Unless the cats open and close the lid themselves.

One Aqara Forum member recently shared a clever setup using the Aqara Multi-State Sensor P100 to automate their record player! They installed the P100 underneath the lid of the turntable, where it blends in almost invisibly. Using the sensor’s tilt detection, they created a Home Assistant automation that tracks when the lid is opened or closed. Opening the lid turns on a Boolean, and when the lid closes again after being opened, it triggers a SwitchBot Bot (mounted in a custom 3D-printed housing) that physically presses the start button on the record player. Why trigger it on the close instead of the open? Simple: cats. 🐱 The user mentioned their cat loves sitting on the turntable, so triggering the automation only when the lid closes prevents any accidental music starts. Next step for them: removing the SwitchBot entirely and wiring the buttons directly, but that’s a project for another day. Smart, creative, and very cat-proof. You can read the full post and see more community automations on the Aqara Forum: forum.aqara.com/t/p100-auto-pl…

@Heccles94 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇷🇺 currently. 🇰🇵🇨🇳 probably in the future

What is stopping this world living in peace?

@ramonagusta @Conservatives Well that's not true. I'm living in Austria, all my preventative health care is free, basic dental care is free, 2 hospital births were free. (I know free is an over simplification, but I'm not sure you can handle more than that.)

@pmaceoin @Conservatives It's how the rest of the world works. And they don't have rationing due to a commie health system.

Soldiers can’t strike. The police can’t strike. Neither should doctors. The next Conservative government will ban these strikes, for good.

@ramonagusta @Conservatives Terrible idea. Increase spending on preventative medicine, screening, vaccines etc to avoid spending 5x that later.

@Conservatives That's good but you also need to split the NHS into two... 1. Basic Emergency Care for all 2. Rest Private/Insurance based This will allow massive tax cuts too.

@durreadan01 @RZonTW That's on apple, not the EU.

@RZonTW Nah the last thing happening on phones is two ports.

Thanks to EU for mandating type C, we have no chances of ever getting anything like this. 💀

@TheDailyDraught That one is only good for mixing. Do not drink neat. They produce some others that are nice at a reasonable cost too.

What do you think of Jameson Irish Whiskey?

@AqaraSmarthouse Home assistant

If you could only run Aqara in one ecosystem, which one are you choosing? 🤔

@TheFungi669 I can be all 3.

Are Trump supporters ignorant, stupid or is it just a cult?

@Stoffel78179983 @TheBrianMcManus @Camp4 it's run by a Nazi. And a fraudster. He makes impossible promises and doesn't deliver. Roadster when? Actual full self driving when?

@TheBrianMcManus @Camp4 What's wrong with tesla?

In 2007, there was a popular opinion that nobody will use a phone without a mechanical keyboard. This is identical. Anyone who drives a Tesla knows that a well-designed touchscreen is far better than a million buttons and knobs.

@nolaluckyd70167 @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos NASAs perpetually had its funding cut and does not have a mandate to be a profitable enterprise. SpaceX is talking about going public. There are different incentives involved, they are barely comparable.

@pmaceoin @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos Yes. But the ye have gone farther in the last 10 years than nasa ever did. They are able to re use rockets in 15 years when nasa could not do it in 70. They are much more efficient.

Can someone explain why the Artemis launch video feeds didn’t look as good as this?

@nolaluckyd70167 @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos Space-x hasn't sent anything beyond low earth orbit (except a car). They've been great for servicing the ISS or launch LEO satellites. They are far from going to the moon or mars.

@pmaceoin @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos Space x does it cheaper and more efficiently. Thats a fact.

@RandomRonaldo21 @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos Each one of your states are weak, but ape together strong. It's ok, everyone expects americans to be ignorant and stupid. You are meeting expectations.

@pmaceoin @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos lol ur countries are just weak

@RandomRonaldo21 @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos It has been historically because america had an industry untouched by WWII and extra production capacity. However, we have now realised that the USA is unreliable partner and making strides to be more independent.

@pmaceoin @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos lol European countries need American support, NATO is essentially the U.S.

@RandomRonaldo21 @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos lol yeah because america is doing so well these days. Laughing stock of the whole world. Even Iran is making lego themed video mocking you.

@pmaceoin @Hikaru_Chansey @eliasmakos lol Europe is a failure of a continent now especially with people like you

@JadenJTW "employees" some of us who use them don't have a choice and have to because Windows and Office are standards for the last 30 years.

We need a slur for people who use Microsoft products

@doubtpointv2 That's not true, but it is rarer to find pizza by the slice. It's more sold as street food/take away snack.

Funny how Americans are the fat ones and yet in Europe you can't order just one slice of pizza