According to my sensors, at 4:33 PM the temperature outside of my house peaked at 115.6F (46.4C), and the feels like temperature at 132.4F (55.7C). Mind you: this sensor is in a well ventilated and shaded area.
According to the official measurements, at 4PM the RDU airport sensors hit 100F (37.7C) temperature, with a feels like of 111F (43.8C). The local news channel (WRAL) says this is above the 15-year record of 99F (37.2F) in 2010.
@Gina@andypiper You will probably get a lot of people suggesting self-hosted solutions, so I'll be the alternative: if you want something without committing too much effort, there's the Arlo Essential Indoor 2nd Gen camera that works all by itself, without extra servers or hubs, but it requires a cloud subscription. (I use Unifi, but those require quite an infrastructure to get running)
@poleguy Random reader suggestion: try landing your public SSH key using cloud-init, then finish the VM setup using Ansible. You said virsh works to get the IP, and I don't have a better solution. For local VMs, that's what I would do anyway (for my bare metal I set static DHCP, and for my Proxmox VMs I just look at the console).
The corrected 3D printed model with 140 mm depth (resized to 150 mm in the end) took 10.5 hours and 350 grams of PLA. At least we found a use for the first one that I printed wrong, so it wasn't *that* bad, just time consuming.
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