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by rsolva 1y ago
Correct, but the time you can stay is surprisingly generous in Oslo, between 3 and 24 hours, depending on location. I used to dread driving to Oslo, but after I discovered that the municipality had repurposed an old bunker to fit hundreads
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by rsolva 1y ago
It really depends on just how cold it is outside and how much (or little) heat you are comfortable with inside. For mild winter weather (+5 to -5°C) and 18°C in the cabin, the range drops to around 80km or so. On a sunny summer day, I can e
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by rsolva 1y ago
Small, cheap electric cars are the best! Fun to drive, easy to maintain. I own an VW eUP 2015 model which costed me €4000 used. I do not know if they where for sale outside of Norway (I only see them here!), but it is the perfect car for 95
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by rsolva 1y ago
Do you have some example code on a code forge somewhere? I would like to know more!
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by rsolva 1y ago
Oh, that would be something! All I want is to be able to make a website with some reusable elements and simple styling and keep adding content for decades, without having to think about keeping up with upgrades, dependencies and shifting fr
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by rsolva 1y ago
I like to think that humanity is starting to build up some amount of immunity and aversion towards algorithmic feeds. Non-tech friends and family in my life (Norway and the Netherlands) express a rapidly growing discomfort being on Google a
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by rsolva 1y ago
Forgejo is hard at work, defining and implementing federation, adding cross-forge interaction, social functionality and discovery: https://forgejo.org/faq/#is-there-a-roadmap-for-forgejo
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by rsolva 1y ago
Vipps now works across the Scandinavian countries, but I doubt it will be adopted by any other countries.
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by rsolva 1y ago
What would the energy use be for an average query be, when using large models at this speed?
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by rsolva 1y ago
Check out ente.io - it is really good!
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by rsolva 1y ago
I had one of these in high school when it was already considered old. I had gotten it from someone who had moved on to a newer laptop. I really regret not keeping this around, I did not realise back then what a special piece of hardware thi
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by rsolva 1y ago
Everybody should use Podman instead :P
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by rsolva 1y ago
Just watched this talk and posted it to HN (sorry for the dupe!), Bert made a lot of great points in under 45 minutes! There was some technical trouble in the first minutes, so skip to 4:46 ( https://youtu.be/XntLynSlYjI?t=28
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by rsolva 1y ago
I speak only for my self, but I greatly value having no dependencies or build processes. Just put the files on a web server and have it run for the next 20 years. It might not scale for larger businesses, but for regular people on the web w
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by rsolva 1y ago
I recently tried building a website using Server Side Includes (SSI) with apache/nginx to make templates for the head, header and footer. Then I found myself missing the way Hugo does things, using a base template and injecting the con
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by rsolva 1y ago
Browsers support XSLT v1.0 only, and from what I understand, there has been talk of depricating it. I would rather that they introduced support for v3, as that would make it easier to serving static webpages with native support for templati
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by rsolva 1y ago
I threw it on a shared host and was up and running in notime. The UI is dated, but it is very functional.
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by rsolva 1y ago
I accidentally started having fun while wipping up a new website for a non-profit with relatively simple needs. I started out with Server Side Includes on a shared host, but converted to using PHP along the way to be able to make a base fil
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by rsolva 1y ago
This us the way! Quadlets is such a nice way to run containers, really a set and forget experience. No need to install extra packages, at least on Fedora or Rocky Linux. I should do a write up of this some time...
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by rsolva 1y ago
As with anything in life, there is a balance. I have rekindled my love for the small digital pocket cameras. I love using it when observing every day events unfolding. I try not to let the camera get in the way of my own interactions, like
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by rsolva 1y ago
After researching this very topic earlier; SSI is the most pragmatic solution. Check out Caddy's Template Language (based on Go), it is quite capable and quite similar to building themes in Hugo. Just much more bare bones. I have built
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Local proofreading assistant for Flatpak (LanguageTool)(flathub.org)
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by rsolva 2y ago
Yeah, we got these red-bellied wodpeckers here, knocking on the metal top of the poles of the electricity lines. Since the main inlet is connect to a wall in our bed room, they wake us up early in the morning by their drumming, resonationg
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by rsolva 2y ago
In theory, I'm all for this. In practice, we have to take smaller steps towards this radical change and see how far we can actually get in real life. In Norway, we have a total ban on advertising on certain products, like alcohol and t
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by rsolva 2y ago
Other phones with Briar installed can carry your (encrypted) messages, as in a game of whisper. This works best if enough people between you and the recipient had Briar installed ... but most people don't. But I see how this feature co
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by rsolva 2y ago
I found deleting all cookies upon exit to be really nice, in combination with a whitelist with some often used and trusted sites. The address/search bar is much more responsive and useful! I also adapted the practice of bookmarking any
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by rsolva 2y ago
Definitely more user friendly, and I love using Quadlets! For people using Flatpaks (Linux), check out the app 'Pods' as a lightweight alternative to Podman Desktop. It is still a young project, but is already a very useful way of
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by rsolva 2y ago
He may use Signal, but he does not want people on X to advertise their presence on any competing platforms. It is a childish and protectionist policy, and in no way align with his Free Speech® claims. It was the same when URLs to Mastodon&#
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by rsolva 2y ago
https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/ – Norwegian local history wiki
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by rsolva 2y ago
Using federated forum solutions would at least partly solve the chiken/egg problem. Forum software like NodeBB and reddit/HN-type variants like Lemmy, opens the possibility of having a topic based communiy, while still being open

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