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by flo123456 6y ago
My biggest issue with the new Thunderbird is the encrypted subjects. These break email for everyone not using TB, as TB is the only software that is able to show the real subject. Everyone else just gets „...“.
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by flo123456 6y ago
Yes, please a new 11“ would be truly awesome.
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by flo123456 6y ago
This would probably work well with a Teensy: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/
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by flo123456 6y ago
With plain text formats such as Markdown search is just one grep away. Using ripgrep it’s also quite fast.
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by flo123456 6y ago
Very sad, but true. I’m still using LR6. Even though the map view doesn’t work any more and it cannot handle anything shot with my phone it is still the best option. I wonder why the state of open source alternatives is so sad and what can
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by flo123456 6y ago
There are really many people who just do not install any apps. Reasons vary a lot, but these people always have access to a browser and use webapps. The other killer „feature“ of webapps is that you can have a single one for multiple platfo
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by flo123456 6y ago
The roughly dozen XPS13 we bought for work are mostly fine. And support has been great on the ones that were not.
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by flo123456 6y ago
Yes of course. The comment above was a joke. Hence the winky smiley. :-)
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by flo123456 6y ago
They do. But it’s been broken for 20 years or so.
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by flo123456 7y ago
Useful documentation would also be good.
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by flo123456 7y ago
The „funny“ thing is that they are using data provided by DWD (for free) for those.
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by flo123456 7y ago
Speak for the US. ;-) Some countries have health care systems that continue payment when you’re ill or in quarantine. At least for a while.
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by flo123456 7y ago
> nuclear power is green and just better than renewable and coal How do you arrive at that conclusion? Better in what regard? AFAIK nuclear power has all sorts of problems, the main one being that nobody knows what to do about the waste.
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by flo123456 7y ago
Basically anything that can be flashed with open firmeware, such as Tasmota ( https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/wiki/Prerequisites ) plus a local instance of Homeassistant. It needs a bit of work and sometime
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by flo123456 7y ago
If only there was a good system to deliver water directly to your house.
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New ZombieLoad Variant Transactional Asynchronous Abort (TAA)
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by flo123456 7y ago
Small and WiFi sound like an ESP8266 could be right for you. Or a Wemos D1 Mini, which uses an ESP but comes with a USB port.
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by flo123456 7y ago
Take a look at Genode. It‘s come quite far in that regard. https://genode.org/
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by flo123456 7y ago
Germany has had coalition governments almost all the time since 1949, and there are very few „lunatic fringe groups“ in parliament. Let alone part of the government.
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by flo123456 7y ago
There’s also https://github.com/tfc/pprintpp which is quite nice.
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by flo123456 7y ago
Well that IS two decades ago.
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by flo123456 8y ago
Germany may spend anytax for arbitrary purposes though.
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by flo123456 8y ago
To add on that, if you want to measure particulate matter take an SDS11 and have a look at https://luftdaten.info
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by flo123456 8y ago
While I do like Ansible, it‘s not really the right tool for a tutorial about sensors. It‘s a lot easier to explain that you need to pull & run some image than it is to explain installing python, get your ansible host configuration right
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by flo123456 8y ago
Or Intel‘s x86 architecture.
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by flo123456 8y ago
If you want to run something heavier, like Nextcloud it’s a good idea to consider an Atom board. It comes real SATA connectors and USB3 and you can get them for 70-80€. If heard good things about the Beaglebones, but never used them myself.
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by flo123456 8y ago
I wonder if that is even legal according to the GDPR. Does anyone know?