Adam ♿Oct 5

I found it, the most infuriating forum post ever.

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/solved-how-do-i-edit-configuration-yaml-when-i-cant-even-find-the-file-editor/239787/18

#HomeAssistant

#InformationApocalypse

[note: yes I know about denvercoder and fermat]

[SOLVED] How do I edit configuration.yaml when I can't even find the File editor?

I cannot tell you the solution as it is too complex (for me) but the way to find it is to follow the link to Discord provided by @Ludeeus above. You will need to create an account and then post your request in the Home Assistant channel. Clever people might then appear and help you. If you search my username in Discord you might find the conversation I had with them but I would advise against following the same procedure in case there is something different in your setup. Good luck

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Show threadHistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴Nov 2, 2024

@mountdiscovery @noondlyt

#Encyclopedias, the #InformationApocalypse on the verge of the #CulturalSingularity

(2/3)

...citing "Wikipedia " as a source for a paper is a methodological error.

For high-school students, I had initially thought that to be exaggerated.

Through my work as a blogger and commentator, I frequently need rapid information on new, unfamiliar topics, often even as a side note or just to have an illustration for a paragraph.

@Wikipedia is the natural go-to place...

Show threadHistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴Nov 2, 2024

@mountdiscovery @noondlyt

#Encyclopedias, the #InformationApocalypse on the verge of the #CulturalSingularity

(1/5)

Very refreshing article about the world"s seemingly last EN #encyclopedia.

There are a couple of noteworthy things, but I'll pick out just one:

"Although the term "encyclopedia" is now almost synonymous with Wikipedia, it's refreshing to see such a sizable reference printed on paper. So I bought one, and I'll tell you why."

Even in many schools,...

https://arstechnica.com/culture/2023/06/rejoice-its-2023-and-you-can-still-buy-a-22-volume-paper-encyclopedia/?origin=serp_auto#gsc.tab=0

I just bought the only physical encyclopedia still in print, and I regret nothing

The still-updated World Book Encyclopedia is my antidote to the information apocalypse.

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