• Ace! _SL/S
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    71 year ago

    I almost never wait for my pc to start up, thank god I can start it from anywhere with Wake on Lan

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      I’m sure theres a home assistant automation you could do to wake your PC on a motion sensor, or when you get home.

      • lemmyvore
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        51 year ago

        My kitchen smoke detector also picks up farts, I can probably rig something up to wake the PC too.

          • lemmyvore
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            121 year ago

            I’m not against making it an open standard but only if it includes some balanced privacy features. I don’t want people to be able to track me by my fart signature but at the same time it would be nice to use it as biometrics for signing into websites with passkeys.

      • @EatYouWell
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        31 year ago

        There is a wake on LAN service that can be called from a script or automation.

      • bach37strad
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        21 year ago

        Yall turn yours off?

        Seriously, the last time I turned my pc off was when I moved. It draws all of 30w at idle, and I’ve frozen all updates until I manually do it anyways.

        • KSP Atlas
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          41 year ago

          So you just constantly have that noise in the background when you sleep?

          • @SeekPie
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            61 year ago

            Also probably not good for any moving parts (like fans and HDDs) in there.

            • bach37strad
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              11 year ago

              My case fans run at 20% generally. Even cheap ones nowadays are super quiet. Can’t be heard over my air conditioning.

              As for moving parts. My main 3 drives are ssd and my media hdd’s spin down when not in use. I’m pretty sure that’s the windows power plan default actually.