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sigg3
4y ago
As a Norwegian looking into solar for my garage, all the products available now produce power when it's cloudy, snowy, rainy etc. First Google result: https://www.energy.gov/eere/solar/articles/busted-com
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I think you're half right. You might have read a specialized article and understood it, i.e. created a meaningful whole of all the parts. But you cannot verify it from prior experience with the domain, so it is an internally unconfirme
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4y ago
But you might not be running corporate security tools that invariably eat cycle after cycle, to the point crashing the desktop. I often have to defend Linux because unknowing colleagues blame the OS, when htop shows it's this or that m
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4y ago
My go to reaction is to remind myself that "if that event happen, I will deal with it then."
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4y ago
I only recently learned to use RHEL (did the RHCSA) and from before I've used debian and Slackware. RHEL is really polished, more so than the competition. I asked around why more people aren't using RHEL in Scandinavia, and the re
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4y ago
And then there's the "lone genius" who is doing everything in order to prevent anyone else from contributing.
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4y ago
I'm going to add that if you live in Norway, YR has nice weather data available for free (required by law). Shameless plug for my little CLI tool when I was beginning to learn go: https://github.com/sigg3/weather_q
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4y ago
Cool, that makes sense. I have quite a few false positives with Google Ads.
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4y ago
As a relatively new (2 years) Heroku user, I'd say it's alive and well and Just Works. Bravo!
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4y ago
That's awesome! What about yt ads? I'm using a pihole but I can't seem to cover the google ad servers in the region (northern Europe).
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4y ago
OrgMode?
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4y ago
But you can experience it with new things! If you approach stuff with positivity, openness and wonder you'll have a blast! This is my current experience with learning Go, having learned Python previously. I don my explorer's hat a
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4y ago
I'm not going to attest for accuracy on the statement, but from my RHCSA training I recall that docker runs as a daemon, while podman runs containers in separate processes; so it should be easier to avoid lockup/blocking.
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4y ago
I've used stuff like this to do: const ONE_HOUR = 3600000; const RESEND_DELAY_MS = 2.5 * ONE_HOUR; // because TTL in Agora IMO it makes it easier for successor to fiddle with.
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5y ago
I've used LaTeX and pdflatex with very good results, and I'm a total newb. But Scribus is very serious about PDFs: https://www.scribus.net/category/why-scribus/ > Scribus was the first DTP program in
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5y ago
95 and 98 were horrible. Hearing the error chime still gives me physical reactions.
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5y ago
Thank you. I thought I was crazy for feeling it was too complex.
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5y ago
I've read that the startup process of building new or subsequent nuclear plants will be considerably shorter due to the groundwork for the Finnish reactor paving the way. Which seems to topple most of your argument. As for wind turbine
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5y ago
> if I had to use something for truly private communication there is no way I would ever tie identity to a phone number. This is a confusion of terms. Privacy doesn't entail anonymity. Having a private conversation means exactly wha
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5y ago
Have you open sourced it? This sounds like something I'd benefit from.
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If you want to effectively bridge an airgap you compromise someone on the inside.
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Just like any other peer review process..? Littered with little kings. Some people just like this kind of mostly imaginary and low risk power.. It's not really endemic to Wikipedia as such, in my humble opinion. And the project still w
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5y ago
This is essentially what signal achieves IMO: it's replacements for sms, mms, audio with added security (plus video and group chat). Using your telephone number as username the experience is transparent and unlike all other messaging a
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5y ago
I agree. Applied statistics?
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<marquee>Bring Me Back!!</marquee>
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5y ago
Congratulations! You are become teh webmaster.
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5y ago
The new Wave?
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5y ago
Effective Go is often thrown around to newcomers such as myself. https://go.dev/doc/effective_go#concurrency And go by example, of course: https://gobyexample.com/goroutines
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5y ago
Anti-antivaxer, i think.
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5y ago
Someone with `wget`.
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