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by pmlnr 1y ago
I'll bookmark this as the saddest thing to do with food in 2025.
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by pmlnr 1y ago
No, not always. In this case, yes.
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by pmlnr 1y ago
This. Never thought that once we had Skype we'll still not solve video calls cross-platform on every bloody device by 2025, including, but not limited to, linux, TVs, Android boxes, Chromecast with Google TV, and so on. I really want t
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by pmlnr 1y ago
Great, now, can you get it the f* out of Whatsapp, please?
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by pmlnr 1y ago
Yes. https://storpower.co.uk/the-day-europes-power-grid-came-clos...
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by pmlnr 1y ago
Valid point, but there must be a price at the location of the item in the store.
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by pmlnr 1y ago
US nationwide would be the whole of Europe category, which, I don't believe had ever happened. Texas, on the other hand, which is easily the size of a country...
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by pmlnr 1y ago
For those not aware how interconnected the European Grid is: https://storpower.co.uk/the-day-europes-power-grid-came-clos...
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by pmlnr 1y ago
Let me introduce you to the physical receipt block which is made of paper and can be filled up with a pen, and what is still often used in, for example, Christmas markets.
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by pmlnr 1y ago
"emergency backup" is a very strong, rational use, and should never be neglected.
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by pmlnr 1y ago
You mean the part that anything above 130nm technology would be fried?
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by pmlnr 1y ago
Many situations call for pen-and-paper backups. Giving out receipts the old way should, in theory, be a possibility, then backfill the computer system later.
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by pmlnr 1y ago
> "I currently don't have any internet service and just €15 in my wallet - I can't withdraw any money from the ATM," she added. from: https://news.sky.com/story/large-parts-of-spain-and-portugal..
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by pmlnr 1y ago
I wonder if this can be "ported" to dbus, udev, or devd.
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by pmlnr 2y ago
No, not nextcloud, it's the photos on my website. They are CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0 licensed, which genAI doesn't respect in any form. I added these in nginx.conf: map $http_user_agent $blocked_user_agent { default 0;
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by pmlnr 2y ago
Interesting how for a (junior) dinosaur, like me, this was never a problem: I still run my mail, web, nextcloud, xmpp, forgejo, etc server on a former thin client under a cupboard. With a symmetrical fiber 1G connection it's been surpr
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UK Online Safety Act template for Fediverse instances(onlinesafetyact.co.uk)
4 points by pmlnr 2y ago|0 comments
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by pmlnr 2y ago
We had a high-PH red mud slurry disaster in Hungary 15 years ago: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajka_alumina_plant_accident
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by pmlnr 2y ago
My ISP, Zen, in the UK, gives static IPs. That, combined with residential fiber and a thin client makes excellent mini server at home.
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by pmlnr 2y ago
Gnome Evolution works for me. There's Geary, but that never won me over.
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by pmlnr 2y ago
Opera is chrome based. the last non chrome opera was 12.x
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by pmlnr 2y ago
You are wrong. Read this: https://onlinesafetyact.co.uk/ra_my_self_hosted_single_user_...
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by pmlnr 2y ago
According to ofcom, the very site you just linked must have osa risk assessment. I can't find it there, can you?
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by pmlnr 2y ago
that's basically what the movie is about.
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by pmlnr 2y ago
These are highly complicated pieces of equipment almost as complicated as living organisms. ln some cases, they've been designed by other computers. We don't know exactly how they work. Westworld, 1973
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by pmlnr 2y ago
> Much of things boils down to doing a risk assessment and deciding on mitigations. So... paperwork, with no real effect, use, or results. And you're trying to defend it? I do agree with need something, but this is most definitely n
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by pmlnr 2y ago
I don't want them to be, they make themselves exempt. It's bad. It's one of the causes that triggered the French Rebellion in 1793: one rule for them, one for us?
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by pmlnr 2y ago
No, the government is always exempt. Citizens shouldn't be allowed e2e, the government, that's ok.
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by pmlnr 2y ago
Not really. Few years old hardware rarely had issues for the past decade.
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by pmlnr 2y ago
You could create an alternative, OPML version of the page, which is/was specifically for blogrolls :)

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