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by sigio 2y ago
There might be enough, but there are still lots of places with hardly any. As stated in the report, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht are in the top 10, but many smaller towns are still mostly devoid of chargers (outside private p
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by sigio 2y ago
This is to fit in with the windows calculator, which also has off-by-one pixel errors: https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/a5r971/t...
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by sigio 2y ago
Looks like impossible to use it with just the one screen, as you are then looking at the back of the display. Don't think this is gonna be a great success. The other 'folding'/double display laptops seem to have a more p
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by sigio 2y ago
Container tabs are a much more powerful alternative to 'profiles'. Profiles are nice for multiple people sharing a pc/account, container-tabs are for seperating online persona's or work/private browsing
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by sigio 2y ago
Can't agree more, have been using sidebery for about a month now, and even completely dropped chromium which I ran beside firefox for the last years to only running firefox with sideberry and container-tabs now.
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by sigio 2y ago
With the massive price-hike on stamps, buying a 50/100 roll of these many many years ago, this got a great return on investment ;) Though I'll still have enough stamps to last until I die ;)
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by sigio 2y ago
On X11 systems there were also things like xsnow, with snow piling up on your window borders and santa flying in the background. xlemmings, walking/falling on your windows and various variations on this. Xeyes is the 'biggest&#x27
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by sigio 2y ago
It's not about Sun Microsystems... but solarpanels ;)
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by sigio 2y ago
Last I checked, starlink was $50/month for the residential plan here in the Netherlands... that's quite a large difference.
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by sigio 2y ago
Still condider windows 2000 to be 'peak windows usability' ... and usable with tiny amounts of ram ;)
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by sigio 2y ago
https://archive.md/SDOIP
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by sigio 2y ago
Sane countries (almost everywhere but the US), have sales-tax included in the consumer-listed prices.
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by sigio 2y ago
Yeah, I've resorted to buying Pre-Flashed tasmota devices. There's this german webshop mediarath.de, which sells home-automation devices that come pre-flashed with a customizable tasmota build for not much more then 'default&
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by sigio 2y ago
I raise you: telnet mapscii.me
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by sigio 2y ago
As I said, subscriptions, not buying
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by sigio 2y ago
No one buys books, cd's, dvd's, blurays, magazines, comics, games, and many other things that were bought a lot 10-30 years ago. These days everything is online and (usually) subscription based. Looking at myself, the only things
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by sigio 3y ago
It also used to be heavily regulated in the Netherlands... but apparently due to harmonising rules in the eu, now almost everything is legalised on betting. I really dislike this and would prefer all (or at least most) betting to be made il
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by sigio 3y ago
Tried it earlier today, but it was hugged to death. Tried it now, but it only gave me the contents of the cookie-wall, not the page I was looking for. Tried on another page of the same site, then it only gave me the last article on a 6-arti
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by sigio 3y ago
While marvelous... I hate those caps with a vengeance.
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by sigio 3y ago
I've been a self-employed Ops-Engineer/Sysadmin for hire/Sysadmin-as-a-service for 14 years now, after doing the same as an employee for a consulting company for the 10 years before that.
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by sigio 3y ago
But it doesn't usually go to an impoverished country, but to a business in a western country.
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by sigio 3y ago
In general... don't give out information that's not needed... and give out fake information when not needed, but required by stupid webforms. So yeah, I'll give actual information to government, insurance, bank etc, but mostl
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by sigio 3y ago
Agree completely... used duplicity many years ago, but switched to Borg and never looked back. Currently doing borg-backups of quite a lot of systems, many every 6 hours, and some, like my main shell-host every 2 hours. It's quick, tin
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Home Assistant integration for Haier hOn – takedown(github.com)
4 points by sigio 3y ago|1 comments
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by sigio 3y ago
Haier issued a takedown on the homeassistant integration modules
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by sigio 3y ago
Promises notwithstanding, model 3 and Y are some of the most efficient EV's on the market, getting more mile/kwh (or less kwh/100km, or however you measure it) than their competitors. Don't have a tesla myself, (kia e-ni
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by sigio 3y ago
Yes, that's what 'apt autoremove' does... remove packages that were installed as a dependancy, but are no longer needed because packages using it have been removed. However, the package could of course still be used by unpack
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by sigio 3y ago
Same here... we were already running lots of Debian and Ubuntu, and have made the decision to use Debian by default for everything new, and migrate to Debian everything that still has to be around in a couple of months. The rest can be kill
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by sigio 3y ago
With solar (and other renewables) the time of cheap power is only just getting started. It's literally free after building the infrastructure.
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by sigio 3y ago
That's the entire idea... normal charging for day-to-day ... swap battery for roadtrips. The swapstations are ~200km's apart on the motorway corridors.

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