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by bipson 5y ago
Yeah, the alternative is running a system with a ton of outdated software, with known bugs and active exploits while casually surfing the "oh-so-cosy-and-entirely-harmless" WWW... The goal is not to ostracize automatic updates, bu
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by bipson 5y ago
Neat, had to reread how GP defined this "App" and it actually fits. Although this App simply snaps the license plate and does a lookup and I think what GP meant was a "random snap of the car itself, doing some machine learnin
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by bipson 5y ago
But not during the night...
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by bipson 5y ago
I strangely acquired this habit at home shortly after my first son was born for some conversations... "I need to do this now" became "Daddy needs to do this now"... It is weird, and entirely unnecessary, kids acquire und
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by bipson 5y ago
And experts are pretty sure by now that it will. Also NL, DK and the London area are already putting drastic measures up. They are not doing this just for fun.
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by bipson 5y ago
No country on earth has vaccinated children under 5. SA allegedly has had a huge amount of hospitalized children under 10 in the past weeks. This alone can cause havoc. And suffering for the affected (incl. health workers and parents).
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by bipson 5y ago
Incidence in UK over the last 12 months is not comparable to large parts of Europe. Quite astonishing how you just "confirmed" how my premise is wrong without reading what I wrote in the first place
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by bipson 5y ago
And this means... ?
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by bipson 5y ago
Infection also leads to immunization. Both GB and SA had considerably higher incidence numbers over the last 12 months than most of the EU, with GB running a very successful vaccination program. Particularly in SA researches estimate that a
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by bipson 5y ago
All this talk about "mild" cases with Omicron are failing to grasp the whole situation at two very important corners: - countries affected so far have excellent immunization rates, i.e. if I take these populations as a reference,
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by bipson 5y ago
Came here to say this. I even see the mindset spreading to other activities, like writing an abstract, paper, proposal or preparing slides: I regularly (more often than not) see students using their supervisors as "CI-chain", subm
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by bipson 5y ago
I guess it doesn't serve a purpose. Considering that these are developer tools, *anomaly-variants could be considered "milder" forms of the *anopia-variants, and further come in various degrees. Further, people with the *anom
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by bipson 5y ago
We had handymen spraying silicone spray all over our (wooden) floor and furniture, because "it helps sliding in the rubber seal" on the doors and windows... "it might be a little slippery, but it will go away in the next days
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by bipson 5y ago
Don't over-interpret: It is just way easier the way we are built, kids learn climbing stairs (and other things) way before they can safely walk stairs downwards. The smarter ones go backwards. Standing on a step and stepping down is
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by bipson 5y ago
Great, that sounds like a perfect pitch talk discourage anyone from calling such a number or talking to someone about a difficult time in their life. I really hope you are very wrong about what you wrote, otherwise you live in a really cold
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by bipson 5y ago
Wihtout any guarantees: You could try skipping a lunch or only eating half of what you usually eat. I myself tend to eat a lot more than I actually need to. A full stomach will actually drain your batteries for a few hours. While intermitte
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by bipson 5y ago
Hm, Foosball on the other hand is also a widespread word for table football...
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by bipson 5y ago
Handegg
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by bipson 5y ago
Hmm, fair point. But just as much as you consider an "expectation that a user MUST do something for an open source project" is a tired point, I consider the endless ranting by entitled FOSS users an obnoxious trend. And btw. I nev
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by bipson 5y ago
The first thing I really like about syncthing is that it does what it is supposed to do very well (besides very seldom glitches), while not being dropbox, nextcloud, owncloud, etc. but p2p and entirely independent of any external tools&#x
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by bipson 5y ago
We hit this (what seems to be a) paradoxon in a research project a few years ago, where we modelled production facilities that needed heat and cold at the same time (industrial bakery producing freezed goods, different pipes). Since our goa
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by bipson 5y ago
Still not "sustainable". And not really cheap either.
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by bipson 5y ago
Oh, they do. Concrete has great thermodynamic properties for living comfort. It cools at day, warms at night, transfers from cold parts of the house to hot ones, etc. It is there on purpose (and not too difficult to drill into with a "
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by bipson 5y ago
Even at organizations that have considerably smaller networks than Google, Amazon, Facebook and Co there are just seemingly insurmountable numbers of "small" problems that discourage all the involved parties to adopt. We had IPv6
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by bipson 5y ago
Oh, you got me wrong there. I do the same. Wireguard's the reason why I run OpenWRT. (Although I'm hesitant to put a pihole up there too, it would not be the 'official' pihole or maybe in a container, both don't see
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by bipson 5y ago
For starters, I don't think you will get OPNsense, pfSense or the likes running on OTS router hardware. So, if this is what you intend, there is not much choice. Then it depends on your requirements. If your homelab lands in the area o
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by bipson 5y ago
Hm, not really. There are several reasons why you might have involuntarily diluted pupils, e.g. arousal, i.e. triggering a entirely natural response to a stimulus, even if it the stimulus is aehm "imaginary"/a thought (thin
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by bipson 5y ago
Yes, exactly! So why should I have a tool modify my home, just because you prefer it that way?
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by bipson 5y ago
Not in a Velomobile. Actually, you need a fan for forced ventilation.
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by bipson 5y ago
Aehm, no? After all, this is my "home", quite literally.

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