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Comment #49206712
Can you explain what you mean by a maintenance measure for your jaw shape? Is the idea.. a jaw workout?
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Comment #49176643
Having had nothing but a laptop for years, I think more might be more, but let's agree to disagree :)
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Comment #49167821
For a golden decade or so, piracy was less convenient than paying: Xbox had subscriptions offering on tap games, there was only really one streaming service to speak of that had hi…
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Comment #49144495
Some cracks have emerged in that, at least in the UK. Trains, water companies, etc, all used as solid examples of private sector waste and extractiveness.
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Comment #49144470
I don't think he thought that, he was probably expressing the view that he doesn't think the representative person's understanding of the term is the same as yours. I have to confe…
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Comment #49141201
I've been following this for a while: Regen have a beautifully designed product. The idea that people need to be able to access time of use tariffs in a way that yields lower energ…
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Comment #49141082
Why that number in particular? Are you thinking of payback period of something else?
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Comment #49141075
Presumably it helps that these things have their own fire suppression systems, time of use tariffs are cheap, and everybody needs a win. (I'll be putting mine outside)
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Comment #49131957
Just last month I bought a HP Micro server (N54L) from 2012, two second hand 4TB drives, 16GB of DDR3, and a 2.5GbE dual port network card. All in, that was about £180. I may shell…
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Comment #49043522
and the only way to use them would be to blow up A100s
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Comment #49043513
Not true, fibre controlled drones are actually pretty important out there right now: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/fiber-opt...
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Comment #49040434
Mythic beasts. Their IP ranges are pretty clean and well managed. My deliverability has been fine there for years.
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Comment #49040381
I've been self hosting since 2012 or so and it is a mixed bag. Deliverability is fine provided you're on a clean IP range, which generally only reputable hosts have. There was a mo…
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Comment #48945140
Case in point, Roman concrete
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Comment #48837710
Oh, that's amazing. Thank you so much. I still love the aesthetic of both using bash and the default template!
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Comment #48832718
heata.co do precisely this with hot water tanks (I work there)
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Comment #48832707
Eyeballing my washing machine leads me to believe they have a quarter rack or so.
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Comment #48771918
> Covering the US with broadband is much harder than Switzerland. I don't think anyone is suggesting the US be covered with broadband, just the bits where people live. That then be…
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Comment #48705346
Glorious. I used a similar system back in the day, nanoblogger: https://nanoblogger.sourceforge.net/
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Comment #48618596
Yes, but open to everyone - as I understand it codeberg is only for open source projects etc.
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Comment #48582729
I'm pretty sure the actual forge we deserve at this point is one that is a membership organisation, eg, owned by its (paying) members. Members elect the board which chooses the CEO…
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Comment #48561819
This is pretty much the rule in journalism, too - timeliness and relevance are king. Man bites dog, etc.
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Comment #48315168
Probably a joke about AI?
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Comment #48293197
That is brilliant. Going to try some of yours then maybe transcribe my own favourites into the same format. You've struck on a great idea here.