The little house on Michigan Ave. hasn't changed much since it opened in 1939. At Bill's Hot Dog Stand in Ypsilanti, you can hot a hot dog, or hot dog with chili.
‘Humanize the Numbers’ aims to do exactly as the title suggests with photos by 36 men behind bars
The taproom and brewery will have 14 beers, three hard seltzers cocktails, tasting flights, non-alcoholic drinks and to-go cans of beer.
Police say a 21-year-old man driving a motorized scooter has died after colliding with a vehicle over the weekend in Ann Arbor.
Summary:
Mastodon — all the privacy
Twitter — pretty bad privacy
Threads — we know everything about you
Shah says the online platform gives folks seeking home care easy and affordable options. And the best part is that the platform does not charge its users due to the financial backing it receives.
University of Michigan police are investigating a sexual assault that happened Friday at the Ford Motor Company Robotics Building.
Starting at 6 p.m., participants will be able to test their knowledge, meet live desert-dwelling animals and learn to tie roping knots.
Ann Arbor’s coffee culture is rich and diverse. There are more than two dozen cafes within a mile of the University of Michigan’s campus alone, each boasting a unique roast. As you prepare to explore your new home this fall, The Michigan Daily’s coffee connoisseurs have compiled a comprehensive list...
Tree Town leaders have worked to secure $1 million in funding for the development of a splash pad at Southeast Area Park.
I wish the best for him. I wanted him to stay here, but he's clearly unhappy.
He was given more chances at breaking into the league than most young players could ever dream of. Hopefully this is what he needs to become a good NHLer.
Community applauds as Ann Arbor law restricting police traffic stops gets City Council's final OK
Adding to the chorus of voices telling you to get a Sonoff stick.
The Conbee II is very old at this point and shouldn’t be used for new setups.
The public now has access to a final report on Ann Arbor traffic stop data that shows that non-whites were more likely to be stopped for minor traffic violations. As WEMU's Josh Hakala reports, it also found people of color were far more likely to be searched by police. WEMU's Josh Hakala reports.
What’s an instance?
An instance is a specific website running Lemmy or another piece of federated software. For example, lemmy.world and lemmy.ml are two distinct instances
What’s a community?
A community is the "sub-reddit" of Lemmy. Kbin uses the word "magazines", but these are the same thing.
What are federations?
A federation is a group of instances sharing posts and activity data with each other so that it can be displayed to their respective end users. For example, I can post to a community on lemmy.world and then you will be able to see my post when you are browsing feddit.de.
Whats the difference between all these?
Let me know if you have additional questions based on my answers above.
What’s mastodon?
Mastodon is a piece of federated software that is built to look and feel like Twitter, similar to how Lemmy is built to look and feel like Reddit.
What’s Kbin?
Kbin.social is a website you can use to browse posts from the Fediverse. From what I understand, it is similar to Reddit as well.
What’s ActivityPub?
ActivityPub is the underlying protocol that Lemmy, Mastodon, and other pieces of federated software use to communicate with each other. This is how they notify each other of new posts, comments, upvotes, etc so they can stay in sync with each other.
The Ann Arbor Fire Department has acquired a new product to disable solar panels during structural fires.
Nice, I missed that! I have Apple TVs in every room at my place, so that's a big upgrade for me.
I worry about your mental health if you implement your button though 😆
Sounds like maybe there's a little refinement needed for that functionality but, like you said, it's a step in the right direction!
Services can now respond with data, a new dialog for lock, sentence triggers, fewer breaking changes, Bluetooth proxies are now the fastest option, copy 'n paste in dashboards, brand new image enti...
More than 3,500 restaurants in more than 75 countries and territories received Wine Spectator’s 2023 Restaurant Awards.
Blue LLama Jazz Club, The Earle, Weber’s Restaurant and Paesano Restaurant and Wine Bar have all been recognized for their quality of wine services in a new list created by Wine Spectator.
The awards recognize restaurants that offer wine lists with “interesting” selections that are “appropriate” to the meals they serve and can appeal to a range of wine drinkers, according to Wine Spectator’s website.
Some foam on the river is caused by PFAS, a class of chemicals that can cause health effects after prolonged exposure.
I know the article doesn't mention Ann Arbor, but I figured it's relevant for folks going on the river.
The U.S. EPA says a preliminary assessment of the 1,4 dioxane contamination spreading in the city of Ann Arbor's groundwater shows the site has a "good chance of being listed under the federal government's Superfund program.
Steve Yzerman has changed roughly 25 percent of the roster from the end of last season.
Like the article suggests, I'm not entirely sure we're better on paper than last year.
Obviously there's more to a good hockey team than being good on paper though. What are everyone's thoughts?
Mothfire’s new brewery and taproom is opening soon in Pittsfield Township.
Let's gooo!!! I can finally wash my Costco hot dog down with a nice Mothfire beer from just across the street.
Man, 35 is too young to go! My thoughts go out to his family.
All,
I come to you with a request. Though I enjoy hiking and the outdoors, I am plagued with incredibly flat feet that get painfully sore after only a few miles of walking.
I'd like to enjoy the outdoors more, but the pain builds and builds until it's no longer enjoyable for me to walk and explore. Part of the issue is that I don't own shoes suitable for such activities -- I mostly wear Vans and other similar flat, wide shoes.
Does anyone here have a similar issue? If so, what are your recommendations for good hiking shoes for a person in my situation?
I would call myself a beginner when it comes to hiking, so they don't need to be anything too fancy, but I'm willing to spend a decent amount to mitigate my stupid feet.
Thank you!
A combo of both. I group all my media apps like Sonarr, Radarr, SABnzbd, etc together in one compose since I consider each of them to be a part of the same “machine”, but most of my apps have their own compose.
I have an HP DL380 Gen8 and then a PC I bought from the local university and use as a server.
My DL380 runs ESXi. My PC runs Ubuntu on bare metal.
All of my apps are either fully VM-based (Home Assistant OS) or run in containers. Containers are far easier to build, upgrade, and migrate, and also make file management a lot easier.
I use Docker Compose. No Swarm or Kubernetes at this point.
Hopefully this is at least a good start! Let me know if you have any questions.
I like to shop at https://cloudfree.shop/ when I can. Their pre-flashed Tasmota smart plugs are nice and support MQTT/fully local integrations.
Can anyone else see the kitty? Am I the only one missing out???
I want to see the kitty...
No special addon. I use a Node-RED flow to query the Paperless-NGx API to find the number of documents with the "intake" tag. Here's a template.
Instructions:
- Create an API token for Paperless-NGx by going to http://<PAPERLESS_URL_WITH_PORT>/admin/authtoken/tokenproxy/ and clicking Add Token
- Import the flow into Node-RED
- Take the token you've created in step 1 and paste it over the <PAPERLESS_TOKEN> placeholder in the "Headers" function node
- Change the URL in the "Make API Request" HTTP node to point towards your Paperless-NGx installation
- Replace the debug node at the end with whatever you want. I personally use a Sensor node to import the value into Home Assistant.
That’s a great one! We have an automation like that too, though we sometimes wish we could remain blissfully ignorant that the laundry is done.
If you have a college or university near you, search online to see if they have a property disposition department.
I just got an HP Z2 SFF from my local university for $182. It has a Core i7-8700, 16 GB of RAM, and a 512GB NVME SSD.