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by Faaak 6y ago
This reminds me abouts Kubecon Europe 2020's survey which had questions like: "what's your race", and "what's your gender". As a European, this was a huge WTF moment (my co-workers had the same moment). Wh
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by Faaak 6y ago
I don't really see the relationship between futures and patent on human genes.. However, futures are NOT only for traders as you suggest. Of course, a residential home will not use them, but when you become a big player in the field (s
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by Faaak 6y ago
I suppose that most reactions will be against this, but it should however fix the "tragedy of the commons" problem where water is overused when it is cheep but still used when it's not. It's a good financial incentive to
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by Faaak 6y ago
There was explosives, but they've all been taken out ~10 years ago
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by Faaak 6y ago
I wouldn't bet on that at all
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by Faaak 6y ago
tig is way more UI friendly though.
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by Faaak 6y ago
Selling you other stuff (web hosting, ...) if you like their service
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by Faaak 6y ago
I use infomaniak's kdrive, which, I think, has a reasonable price: 64CHF (=~USD) per year for 2Tb.
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by Faaak 6y ago
Tesla is not all electric vehicles. My Twizy and Ioniq haven't got a single touch of data gathering neither a SIM card/wifi connectivity.
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by Faaak 6y ago
I love gitlab-ci for this exact reason: you're not vendor-locked-in in any way. Running out of credits ? Just run your own gitlab-runner.
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by Faaak 6y ago
My ebike has a 814Wh battery. It'll easily do to and from work twice. I've already done 7000km with it and no noticeable difference (<10% ?). But it's true that the battery degrades. I don't really "mind" in
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by Faaak 6y ago
Same here. We live 18km from the city center. We have an electric car that we rarely use and two e-bikes (45km/hour kind) that we both use daily to go to work (300m elevation change). It's perfect !
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by Faaak 6y ago
More so that they're cheaper than ever.
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by Faaak 6y ago
Now way a laptop uses 1200W. More like 6.5A -> 120W
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by Faaak 6y ago
aixam cars are _really_ expensive (10k€+) compared to an Ami
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by Faaak 6y ago
Why would you have your own database ?! That's what OpenStreetMap is for.
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by Faaak 6y ago
However glass is inert, whereas plastic is not
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My 21km P2P ubiquiti link(reddit.com)
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by Faaak 6y ago
Plain and simple: I use swisstransfer.com which is free (50Gb) and swiss-based. I did it like you "in the past" (on my own fqdn / public-data) but I've given up on maintaining my website. A torrent works really good if y
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by Faaak 6y ago
my 2016 ioniq has still no perceivable battery degradation after 60k km. Maybe the technology has changed ?
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by Faaak 6y ago
/If we sense that you think about turning off your neuralink, we will blow it up/
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by Faaak 6y ago
You're mixing market prices and wholesale prices. The price thet consumer pays includes the electricity price (i.e. market price, as seen on epex spot or eex), the taxes, and the network ! Networ costs can be half of the final cost !!
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by Faaak 6y ago
yeah, like when you have a /32 IPv4 dedicated to your private subnet; it's the same.
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by Faaak 6y ago
IPv6 is much less common on enterprise networks (old firewall which don't support v6 still).
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by Faaak 6y ago
Nearly all modern operating systems use the IPv6 privacy extension, which creates random addresses periodically. Thus the tracking is randomized to the /64 (which is an end customer). This is more or less the same as with IPv4 (without
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by Faaak 6y ago
The majority of electric water heaters in France and Swiss households are controlled by the utility company (Enedis in France, SIG, RECOM, etc. in Switzerland). The signal comes as a simple PLC and thus turns on the relay which turns the he
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by Faaak 6y ago
+1 For mailcow ! A simple `docker-compose up -d` does the job. Then you just have to configure your records (SPF, MX, DMARC, ...) and it's all set. A really nice work from the mailcow's team !
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by Faaak 6y ago
27€/ton yesterday: https://www.eex.com/en/market-data/environmental-markets/auc...
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by Faaak 6y ago
For those curious about the first image [0] and it's caption ("Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project captured Comet NEOWISE on July 7, 2020, along with the International Space Station (dashed line)") The dashed line
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by Faaak 6y ago
Not an excuse, but when you compare the relative simplicity of these sensors compared to their retail price 2$+, I can see why they would be cloned

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