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by eliaspro 5y ago
It also automatically handles a fail-over in case a CA is not available: https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https#issuer-fallback
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Had a similar experience around 8 years ago over southern Germany.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Which seems like a rather reasonable measure to keep people from spreading a dangerous disease for which they refuse to get vaccinated against.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
This is unfortunately far from the truth. Every major desalination facility is facing this issue, as the highly concentrated brine will create dead zones and won't disperse on its own due to its high density.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
It was the most extreme year so far, and one of the least extreme ones for decades to come...
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Realtime simulation and control of a model F1 race car track(youtube.com)
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by eliaspro 5y ago
We have a solar (parabolic vacuum pipes) water heater which provides 95% of our annual hot water needs, backed up by gas. The heat is stored in a layered and heavily insulated 300 liter tank. The water delivered to the tap isn't actual
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by eliaspro 5y ago
I feel the notion of "I don't want to deal with HTTPS" is mostly to blame on the ridiculous UX of cert management in the past. The act of creating a CSR alone using openssl is reason enough to justify the emotional rejection
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Oh the nostalgia... I bought an 701 when it came out. I spent soo much time adding proper metadata to the music on my MDs, I feel like I could still use the device blindly because it is ingrained that deep into muscle memory although I have
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Tractors and farming in general have dramatically changed throughout the last 20 years or so. They've become much bigger in size (and thereby more efficient), they're mostly self-driving once in the field and control now the whole
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by eliaspro 5y ago
As a Greenland Shark, you're even looking forward to something like 250-500 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenland_shark
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by eliaspro 5y ago
It actually goes back even further to Ingmar Hoerr (who went on to found CureVac, producing now a temperature stable SARS-COV2 vaccine) who accidentally discovered that RNA can be stabilized using liposomes. https://en.wikipedia.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Took the Ammertalbahn for a while, but it was extremely unreliable due to the known issues, so I switched to cycling (2x35km) which crazily turned out to be faster, more reliable and benefitial for my health as well.
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Tübingen here... and working in Böblingen (or nowadays "for a company located in Böblingen").
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by eliaspro 5y ago
Movies etc would need to be transcribed accurately to be useful for training and even then just provide a single sample for the specific item.
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by eliaspro 6y ago
> Woodstoves are not widely used in major habitated areas (cities and suburbs) in advanced countries. They're a primary heating source principally in rural areas, where population is sparse. Or, of course, in developing countries wh
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by eliaspro 6y ago
Even if (which is far from the reality) only dead wood would be collected from the forest, it's still releasing CO2 which would otherwise be mostly sequestrated by microorganisms and fungi in the forest soil and provide a key ingredien
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by eliaspro 6y ago
This is one of the greatest achievements of the Biomass industry - marketing wood as "renewable" and "carbon neutral". First and foremost - at a time, when every bit of CO2 not emitted counts, we should be happy about CO
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by eliaspro 6y ago
We're using 2 Paradigma water-based vacuum tube solar panels and pull even during the coldest winter days around 20kWh of thermal energy for hot water/heating out of them - even with just passive/diffused sunlight. Only on re
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by eliaspro 6y ago
I live close to the tower and I was really positively surprised how it turned out. It is located next to Rottweil, the oldest town of Baden-Württemberg with a lot of buildings of historical value. There was the fear it would destroy its ove
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by eliaspro 6y ago
Although new Paternosters most likely will never be built, the Thyssen-Krupp Multi has been in development for quite some time now and the result partially resembles Paternoster, but adds things like per-cabin independence and freely routed
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by eliaspro 6y ago
I was really disappointed kdbus didn't make it into the Kernel (apparently for good reasons), as this would've solved so many issues. What I'm still trying to wrap my head around is Varlink's [1] role in all this since t
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by eliaspro 6y ago
A friend of mine built something like this 10y ago or so - a fuse filesystem backend for a NixOS/Nix-store with built-in caching. So whenever you started an application/version you never ran before, it was just downloaded on deman
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by eliaspro 6y ago
For Go check out bubbletea: https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea
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by eliaspro 6y ago
This is what annoys me about Nix the most - the missing abstraction of those, resulting in an often cumbersome UX and a very steep learning curve. Guix on the other hand provides those, but is far from what nixpkgs offers in terms of number
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by eliaspro 6y ago
Check out https://github.com/sebastianstarke/AI4Animation
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by eliaspro 6y ago
They made the mistake of selecting Mediatek for the FP1 and ran out of viable options to keep supporting it at some point. The hardware support was EOL'd due to supply chain issues: https://www.fairphone.com/en/201
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by eliaspro 6y ago
Next to the medieval town of Rottweil in southwestern Germany, there's the 246m tall thyssenkrupp tower. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Remote_views_o... It was built a few years ago as test facilit
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by eliaspro 6y ago
While reduced traffic and thereby fewer road accidents, fewer transmissions of influenza etc possibly reduce the number of fatalities. This goes both ways and getting really meaningful numbers might be quite hard.
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by eliaspro 6y ago
- Pulumi [1], which supports amongst many other languages Python as well - SaltStack [2], which has a broad range of execution and state modules, uses by default a "Master/Minion" architecture, but can be used push-based thro

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