edhelas

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by edhelas 1y ago
Do you have some sources regarding a possible correlation between the two?
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by edhelas 1y ago
Sent from an iPhone probably having USB-C because of the EU.
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by edhelas 1y ago
XMPP is still there and going strong :)
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by edhelas 1y ago
Hopefully its powered with a 40W RTX 5060
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by edhelas 1y ago
.torrent be like: hold my beer
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by edhelas 1y ago
Long live the Red Panda <3
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by edhelas 1y ago
We are talking about 1-2% of annual production during strong heatwaves and 0.3% of the annual production since 2000 in average until now. Also its only specific to some reactors that are on the rivers, the ones that are next to the sea does
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by edhelas 1y ago
Butterfly keyboard "revolution" heard your :D
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by edhelas 1y ago
Occam's razor. Maybe they just made a bad UI/UX change.
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by edhelas 1y ago
Because you thought that this trend could have continued for centuries? We built an economy based on the fact that resources and population could grown indefinitely and now we are surprised that we cannot cope with limits. Looks like we&#x2
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by edhelas 1y ago
How many generation it could have continue to grow exponentially ? What goes up ends up to going down at one point. We are reaching some limits, in a society that was used to think that we could push boundaries continuously endlessly for se
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by edhelas 1y ago
Are you scared of that ?
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by edhelas 1y ago
"Collapsing" is really the word we should use there ? Shrinking okay. Collapsing is the word we use about the biodiversity collapse, or the collapse of some environmental numbers. There's no catastrophy about having a populat
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by edhelas 1y ago
Sure sure, you did the maths ? How many batteries do you need to power-up a datacenter at night ?
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by edhelas 1y ago
I have some quotes about US sentiment, and it basically revolves around their need to have national grandeur despite being a lesser power. US is all fanfare and rhetoric. Its fun stuff to play with in our imagination, but the ground reality
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by edhelas 1y ago
They do https://nlnet.nl/core/ with https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101092990
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by edhelas 1y ago
With the physical key, everything doesn't need to be electronic you know
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by edhelas 1y ago
What is your issue there ? I'm currently working on integrating multi-participants video-conferencing in the Movim platform using the NLNet funding system https://nlnet.nl/project/Movim-E2EE-video/ Its super
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by edhelas 2y ago
pikachu_surprised.jpg
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by edhelas 2y ago
Just drink water or low sugar beverages.
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by edhelas 2y ago
Why are there several Linux distros ?
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by edhelas 2y ago
Like... XMPP ? IETF standard, massivelly used (video-games https://xmpp.org/uses/gaming/ , IM https://xmpp.org/uses/instant-messaging/ , social...), modern features, managed by a fundation
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by edhelas 2y ago
[Sarcasm]
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by edhelas 2y ago
That's why we need Elon to come to Europe and get rid of all those regulations and restrictions! We need a European DOGE!
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by edhelas 2y ago
XMPP fully support news feed publication using XMPP Pubsub https://github.com/edhelas/atomtopubsub Here's the result https://mov.im/community/news.movim.eu/ArsTechnica The awesome thing
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by edhelas 2y ago
XMPP XEP-0060 Pubsub is doing that :) I wrote a specific XEP for the social part https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0472.html And it's implemented in Movim https://movim.eu/
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by edhelas 2y ago
2/3 of the CO2 is stored in the soil, cutting "old trees" is the best way to release all that CO2.
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by edhelas 2y ago
A big percentage of the land usage are to grow crops to feed animals to feed us. If we bring back our meat consumption (especially beef) to something more balanced for our health we can free-up a massive amount of surface. I'm not sayi
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by edhelas 2y ago
All this to produce machines of 2T to displace 80kg of human on average (think about it, the battery weight more than what it actually need to move on average) and maintain/develop car dependency infrastructures. This is the worst way
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by edhelas 2y ago
Basically I follow Debian Stable releases and migrate all my code to it when a new version is pushed. So so far I'm on 8.2. It also often fit with the current Laravel version (11).

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