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by boredpudding 2y ago
I have used the ASRock N100DC-ITX with some ram, ssd and an old disk. I run: Jellyfin, Home Assistant, VPN, Nextcloud, Qbittorrent. More things are on https://selfh.st Everything is in Docker + Portainer. Makes it super easy to
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by boredpudding 2y ago
In the EU, it is required to use a specific type of plug at chargers and in electric cars. This made everything compatible. So it not working wasn't a US thing. It working was an EU thing.
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by boredpudding 2y ago
If a Kwh of power costs $ 0,30, then 1 watt = $ 2,63 a year. (0.001 kwh * 24 hours * 365 days * $ 0,30). So, it goes quite quickly. Savings of 20 watt save you $ 52 a year.
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by boredpudding 2y ago
Based on previous articles[1], it's either return them on Starliner or bring them home as part of the SpaceX Crew-9 mission[2]. So the timeline is irrelevant to embarrassment. The Crew-9 mission has been rescheduled to 24 September, a
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by boredpudding 2y ago
Which... is also in the article.
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by boredpudding 2y ago
Be careful here about confirmation bias. If you only spot 10% of the AI-written code, you'll still think you see all of it, because a 100% of the ones you spot are indeed AI-written. And the 10% you see, will indeed be painfully obviou
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by boredpudding 2y ago
If you mean, technically, I can't help you. But for users: You install Ventoy on your USB drive, and then you can drop ISO files in a folder. On startup, Ventoy opens and you can choose the ISO to boot. This means you just have one boo
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by boredpudding 2y ago
45% of habitable land on our planet is used for agriculture. 80% of that is used for livestock. [1] Any increase in size is coming from deforestation, which is devastating to our planet. [2] [1] https://ourworldindata.org/la
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by boredpudding 2y ago
That's the secret, you don't have to replace it. It doesn't produce food, it takes in food and turns it into less but different food. So yeah, plants. It's painful, but we've gone beyond what we can do on this plane
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by boredpudding 3y ago
Because it's the company with a thousand developers (Cloudflare) who's dealing with this.
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by boredpudding 3y ago
Where does it ask this? In the browser? Then you can prevent it by 'Always deny'.
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by boredpudding 3y ago
If you have a dedicated server, you'll just be paying the monthly price. It's always in use. If you decide to stop completely with the server halfway through the month, you'll pay for the hours. Of course, a shut down server
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by boredpudding 3y ago
You have more visibility in a smaller car. So the smaller car has a lower chance of hitting you.
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by boredpudding 3y ago
I use Firefox on my phone with extensions. I have a block extension running to block distracting things. My news is literally only a digital newspaper subscription on my phone. So once I've read that, there's nothing more to read
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by boredpudding 3y ago
Both are fine, and it's clear the majority of the audience wouldn't understand if the title said 'bring in scabs'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strikebreaker
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by boredpudding 3y ago
I was quite afraid of this, but apparently I'm around 700-800 searches a month and I search quite a lot during my work. Kagi is also working on removing the 1000 limit on the 10$ subscription and offering unlimited searches. Switching
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by boredpudding 3y ago
Any system that can check balance, can link searches to a user. There's no way around it. In your case, Kagi would need to trust the client with the balance, which would be insecure. There's only one solution, and that is that you
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by boredpudding 3y ago
Not OP. While I didn't quite PHP. I just don't work with Laravel. A lot of good points are written down here: https://old.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/131t2k1/laravel_consid... In short, it just d
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by boredpudding 3y ago
It's because 'nltimes.nl' is not a serious news outlet. It just translates things and reposts it.
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by boredpudding 4y ago
What would be the best way to stay up to date with this? Could you add a little newsletter or maybe a social media account somewhere?
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by boredpudding 4y ago
> Some types of high-altitude balloons can easily take you to the edge of what most people consider space, which is at 100km above sea level. Or around ten times the distance from earth than your average commercial airplane. It's 18
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by boredpudding 4y ago
With such a long fissure, there's gotta be a security camera that recorded this happening somewhere.
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by boredpudding 4y ago
But if 99% of the automatic calls are false, the feature won't work. Because the 1% that is a proper automatic call, will be ignored and assumed false as well.
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by boredpudding 4y ago
Might just be me, but I always use integers. In calculations with multiplication, I always round immediately to integers again. I save financial data in cents (or whatever the lowest is), and only show it as a formatted number in templates.
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by boredpudding 4y ago
Did you have your code within WSL2, or outside of it? I/O performance is horrible in the second case. It's recommended to have your projects within WSL2. I've personally just bookmarked my projects folder that's within W
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by boredpudding 4y ago
No need to call them mentally ill. It's fun to create a large amount of attention to the thing you're a fan of. I'm from a smaller country and around 2010-2012 smaller bands did this as well. It was hilariously easy to create
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by boredpudding 4y ago
Not a dumb question at all! While it's indeed great for web developers in the short run. The problem is giving a single company too much power on the web. Google in the end, is also an ad company, which happens to also be starting maki
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by boredpudding 4y ago
I wonder if it's possible to run this outside of Minecraft in some way. I assume the developers weren't debugging the program in Minecraft itself.
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by boredpudding 4y ago
I agree with this, but I also feel Google should sue them for this feature, instead of removing them from Google Search. I feel like the second is an abuse of their massive power on the internet.
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by boredpudding 4y ago
This worked for me a year ago. You can cancel the new one within x days. Couldn't believe it worked, but was happy with it.

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