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2y ago
Ladies and Gentleman's: cities cost MORE than spread living despite the many PR who state the contrary with ONLY APPARENT logic. Under-utilize large buildings for less than 12h/day commuting between them was needed in the past but
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2y ago
The sole meaningful VPN is the one you host yourself to connect personal stuff around the world in a sole network. For privacy I2P etc performances are not enough for normal use, the rest is mere noise. That's IMVHO the substance, not
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2y ago
For me against Tesla I have: - I want to POSSESS my car, so I do not want services and remote actions out of my control, Tesla is not the only vendor who try making the car a service, but due to it's track records the sole way to convi
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2y ago
The reason why BTCs are not much an usable currency for a whole economy is that they are a deflationary currency like gold, meaning the more time passes the less new BTC are created till the end with no creation at all. This means they will
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2y ago
For me distro is NixOS, since Guix System is unfortunately not much focused on desktop. For laptops... Well... If you REALLY need one, because 90% of the time you just need a desktop, Lenovo Thinkpads, Dell Precisions are the least crappy I
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2y ago
Just see `systemctl $command $unit` to discover that systemd it's not designed by sysadmins, while it's built for them. That's it's problem, like stratis/btrfs vs zfs. These are software designed by people who have
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2y ago
Well... GUI automation is not automation. It can't be. Automation must be automateable, code is, since you can save in a text file, versioned etc. GUIs can't. Reproducing them means doing countless step every time, hard to documen
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2y ago
There is no urban future, despite those who dream smart cities. The reason why it that dense urban areas can't evolve and consume MUCH MORE in the modern world than sparse areas even if most deny it and do not even try to compute the r
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2y ago
Not much a question, but a RANT. As an user I'm grateful for HA slick UI and functionality but while the best on the market is... A damn hell. YAML instead of pure Python is a hell. Trying to push things to be configured via WebUI is a
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2y ago
TT-RSS, I do not like it much, but it's the more apt ready-made to quickly skim many posts from many feeds...
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2y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/nov/19/starling-ba...
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2y ago
Since most schools are designed to craft meat-based robots, like https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/08/i-was-usef... those who try to be humans try to give their progeny a human future...
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2y ago
My main remark is: please do consider DESKTOP more than HPC etc, Guix System have a great potential to surpass NixOS for good but can't until the desktop will be the main driver, because before working on a system we enjoy it personall
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2y ago
That's the good answer https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/nov/19/starling-ba... AND not alone, it's time to prepare a mass resign for all companies pushing RTO stating clear that they ar
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2y ago
Well... we will lose handwriting ability, and also the ability to read handwritten texts, but we have already (almost) substitute such abilities with something more efficient. This means than on one side we "popularize" things bef
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2y ago
https://hbr.org/2024/07/u-s-commercial-real-estate-is-headed... it could be retarded ad bit, not avoided.
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2y ago
I have an even cheaper suggestion: doing like me, using org-mode for notes and small potatoes computation, Python for more complex stuff, rarely Maxima CAS, and LaTeX to produce documents. All these tools offer much bigger features set, muc
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2y ago
The point is another: why. We need to consume less, so we need new buildings, and that's will be as well in the future, so we need to been able to rebuild at little costs, HOMES and SHEDS respond to such needs, not high rise. High rise
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2y ago
Well one of the first ownership is mere data: - how many have personal domain name for their mails AND their messages stored at least also locally (i.e. OfflineIMAP/ )? - how many serve the smartphones they use but can't really ow
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2y ago
Do not forget the 6 degree of separation: 1000 people are directly connected to 100 people each on average and those 1000 are generally those who suggest what to buy to most of their contacts, and those contacts will reverberate as well. Av
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2y ago
Energy is needed to be wealthy, and a country with too limited energy production can't be rich except small fiscal paradises...
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2y ago
Ehm... Some theorize such energy super-abundance but... As someone with an auto-built domestic photovoltaic system with storage and BAD EV integration [1] I fails to see abundance. At least: I could imaging abundance for homes and some comp
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2y ago
Non that much related, but inspired by: in the past southern States was the richest also thanks to the climate, and places where circadian delta was little was the most preferred. Than when heating became more automated (meaning you do not
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2y ago
It is: because people who find, also thanks to FLOSS, a comfortable home on Windows will remain there instead of switching to a fully Free ecosystem.
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2y ago
Free Software need free and widespread culture, that's why FLOSS today suffer much. To have developers we need people who develop, who own their machines rooms, and today most live on someone else computer. No knowing the infra, not po
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2y ago
It's a bit a joke, but not too much: the next step will be full integration with editor's undo/redo mechanism, which in the end could be seen as a log-based storage. Because that's the trend I've seen on the (little
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2y ago
As a p.v. (with storage) and BEV owner I still wait for OEMs start to build something FOR renewables, like bi-directional domestic charging stations since we have finally the very late relevant standard https://www.iso.org/f
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2y ago
If I recall correctly only till June 2025, did they change the date?
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The point is simple: it's time to accept that's there is no "west", there are USA interests, UK interests, EU interests and they diverge. In UE we need a POLITICAL union, WIPING OUT the kleptocracy, and a strong EU+EAEU
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2y ago
I use fetchmail, I've used OfflineIMAP before and MailDrop locally to autorefile anything since I use my mails locally (notmuch-emacs), in the past I've used OfflineIMAP also to restore mails on a third party IMAPs. Essentially th
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