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by Tepix 1y ago
Probably not voluntary - it's because preselecting the yes option is violating european laws.
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by Tepix 1y ago
As long as people are thinking clearly, i think it should be up to them. There is no financial incentive. No-one is making any money from assisted suicide in Switzerland.
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by Tepix 1y ago
If you don‘t encrypt everything a malicious actor like some ISPs can inject nasty things like pervasive tracking or zero day exploits.
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by Tepix 1y ago
I don't understand. Why is it a problem with Datastar if you buy their Pro license without needing it?
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by Tepix 1y ago
The Sovereign Tech Agency is doing a great job, I hope other countries will follow Germany's example and fund similar agencies. If we want to rely on Open Source software, we need to pay for maintenance.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Yes but i think in this context it means 20Gpbs, doesn‘t it?
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by Tepix 1y ago
They need to solve the privacy issue. Ideally these robots can only communicate with a server in your own basement.
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by Tepix 1y ago
What country do you live in? That's not how it works here.
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by Tepix 1y ago
That's the way to do it as a DIY version.
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by Tepix 1y ago
I saw the prototype at gamescom, too. I was there with a friend. When we noticed that it was not a true vector display, we were both bewildered. What's the point?
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by Tepix 1y ago
As a QNAP user, I'm not affected. However, even if I've been unhappy with QNAP in the past sometimes (overall they're OK for me), I would never switch to Synology because of this shortsightedness on their part.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Why does it mention USB 3.2 (i.e. 20 Gbps) at all if it's for Macs? I thought Macs only support 10 Gbps and 40 Gbps, but nothing inbetween? (which is inconvenient because USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 20 Gbps external SSD cases are much cheaper than
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by Tepix 1y ago
What about cheap batteries?
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by Tepix 1y ago
Forwarding mail is problematic. If you forward spam, your spam score can increase and suddenly you‘re on a blacklist. Also when you pick an email provider, pick one with a good privacy policy.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Yes. If the price per kW goes up too far, guess what? More batteries. Luckily they are about to get very cheap.
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by Tepix 1y ago
CATL sodium-ion batteries, currently in mass production. https://aukehoekstra.substack.com/p/batteries-how-cheap-can-... https://energynews.biz/catls-19-kwh-sodium-ion-claims-face-r... https:/&#x
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by Tepix 1y ago
With $40/kWh batteries available soon, i think even having 100 kWh of storage for a house will be rather common. With 14.4kWp solar, 5 MWh of electricity use per year and 100 kWh at 50€/kWh of battery you have 90% autarky and a ti
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by Tepix 1y ago
Perhaps as a consumer i don't want the risk of these fluctuating prices. See what happened in Texas… That said, I do have 2kWh of battery for my balcony solar (it cost only a few hundred euros and prices are coming down even further),
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by Tepix 1y ago
Nice project! If you don't like "timelinize" - have you looked at latin names? Perhaps something like Temperi? In terms of Features, i'd like to see support for FindPenguins. A lot of interesting data (photos, videos, GP
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by Tepix 1y ago
What about all: unset;
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by Tepix 1y ago
Decentralisation is the way to go for energy. Instead of having huge powerplants and fat power lines having a large percentage of the needed energy produced locally is ideal. Nowadays, having some solar and a battery is very affordable and
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by Tepix 1y ago
Can you explain why it is a bad investment? These 800W of solar pay for themselves within 3 years usually.
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by Tepix 1y ago
The 450W panels are quite large these days (2m²). I don't mind their looks.
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by Tepix 1y ago
How do you deal with different users wanting to use different LLMs at the same time?
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by Tepix 1y ago
I think because providing commercial support for such a software is not allowed by the license, there is a strong vendor lock-in. That‘s a big drawback for users.
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by Tepix 1y ago
He did mention that it would have been a higher up-front cost.
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by Tepix 1y ago
I like what the author is writing. For the listed use cases, grist might be the better tool. It would also return control over your data back to you if you self-hist it (which is easy).
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by Tepix 1y ago
Well, the nausea could do that.
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by Tepix 1y ago
You can also interact with the stuff moving around using the mouse pointer.
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by Tepix 1y ago
> 99.99% a me problem: I had a hard time with spatial awareness and a difficulty building a mental map of the world and my best guess is that it's because I personally found the default field of view to be too "zoomed in".

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