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For me this is the dream ebike infrastructure that allows the large variance in speed you get with bikes. So allowing for ebikes that can go 30mph and 15mph, those are the speeds y…

Because cash sucks. Haven't used cash in 10 years. I agree it is problematic. I guess a high trust society enables it NL and SE are such places.

Linux desktop has always worked, and was better for me. There will always be stuff you can't have on one OS that works on another, this has been true since before Linux. The questi…

The point is you can not trust that people patch stuff like this in time. So practically you have to make it really hard, in a CTF of course it is easy. Defense is in depth. There …

You do not run it as root, all you get is the possibility to crash or execute code. Nodes that handle such things are all heavily locked down.

It is a very good point though, Honestly we should have tried to solve that. It is badly needed in a map nowdays. At the moment there is no way to map or display these things and I…

How would you describe the us way to destroy everything other than car traffic? It is not a street anymore. Can you describe it in an identifiable way.

I read short novels that are known to be good. Because I love being done with a book. It also makes bad books bareable.

The GUI was fast because it was fixed layout, MUI on the Amiga was slow as well. We tend to go that way to get UI that is easy to create. You see the same in all GUI libraries the …

I was trying to do a virtual camera on the RP Pico but found the LLMs to be really bad at it. So impressive work.

I looked at your goals and Load is clearly out of scope. I think the question here is could you load your AOT compiled and executable code like we do with Lua scripts only give the…

So sell small scale scullery, sink, storage and sorting systems to save and subvert storage solutions.

Living in bunkers is no fun, I love cities but even those are bigger than the best generation ship.

Millennium has a streak of failed implementations lately, VA in the US, two here in Sweden. It is not just Millennium I believe health care providers are pretty bad at tech.

You might have numbers on that but after working in a place with a strict no more than 40 hour policy my view is that people overwork for many reasons. Being an open source enthusi…

The two groove cutters(?) on the APC-2 look like the weigh more than that toy cutter. It is interesting that this prints in realtime is that a toy thing?

Isn't Spaceship an requirement to make starlink profitable?

There are so many things that went wrong during the pandemic. You were not lied to, that means someone has intent. The lesson was not that vaccines are bad imho. I do not live in t…

Sending things is hard, it does not help asking people in who receives the things. You need to speak with someone who has experience sending things in the way you need to do it. Ge…

Aluminium is a really bad container for aciduous food stuff. You need a good plastic liner in the cans to handle it. So it is absolutely not a perfect container. The problem is the…

I had no problems either, until we hit peaks. We hit our problems at about 7 million unique logins per month, we do not track visits in the same way. I am not that invested in Mato…

The tracking was not the issue the problem was report generation with segments. Every segment makes you regenerate all the reports. Tracking part is a problem because you need to s…

Matomo is nice on low traffic, but when we have a sustained rate of 5-25 logins per second and above things become real slow. Using regexps is really bad when you start having prob…

I want to note that if you read the paper carefully you can see that it does highlight some of the things that are still troublesome. Drop out rate, pay, evaluation and other stuff…

AR codes does not seem to be that seamless, but I am a Boomer by heart. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARToolKit