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kiney
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About kiney
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Comment #48811519
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Comment #48804266
For an article about beer it's horribly misinformed. The most important part first: bewing water Theres a lot of talk about "gypsum" and "mineral rich" and what it does to the brew…
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Comment #48118586
I run Debian on desktop and laptops. Because I want stable versions with only security backports
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Comment #48002748
all his work is slop. No difference here...
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Comment #47985557
Does it support XFA forms?
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Comment #46815453
First of all TÜV isn't a single org but a shared brand of multiple independent companies. And while "TÜV" is used colloquially for the mandatory car inspection in germany even all …
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Comment #46810167
There are more accredited inspection providers besides TüV in germany like Dekra etc. This matters because TüV does NOT have data for all cars and there might be self selection eff…
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Comment #46663393
Reverse engineering the proprietary .TC binary file format from ThinkCar diagnostic devices
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Comment #46631236
https://blog.kiney.de/ my blog with random thoughts on very different topics. Most articles started as twitter/X threads but I wanted to give some of them a prermanent self-hosted …
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Comment #46542910
I don't know about Bose. But sound quality in general is absolutely objectively measurable.
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Comment #46453964
if performance becomes a problem statically hosting sqlite DBs with client side queries and http range requests is an interesting approach: https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpv…
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Comment #46383735
I WANT to use X11, its simply better than wayland
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Comment #46255098
also in this particular case probably neither would have mattered. Seems like this area is _owned_ by the farm but basically unused. Most (all?) german state consider this to be "f…
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Comment #46255037
"Notwegerecht" is very rare in reality, AND the user has to pay. In general in germamy it is historically much more common that these situations don't arise because when land gets …
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Comment #46229565
of course not. There is not such country after all.
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Comment #46120028
it does't. Still a funny philosophy tho.
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Comment #46043663
for features declared stable it's been an urban legend for a long time. I use BTRFS in prod since I think 2016 which was also the last year I lost data to an BTRFS Bug
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Comment #45995124
yet another reason I wear kilts to begin with...
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Comment #45837920
sadly not, and afaik they don't plan on adding matter support. Thats a big reason I'll stick with zigbee for now.
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Comment #45548338
skip wifi and use zigbee for IoT where possible.
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Comment #45384508
because PHP scripts started fresh for each request...
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Comment #45210047
btrfs has many technical advantages over zfs
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Comment #45146075
in what world is a mere 10-14 years anywhere nesr acceptable? Mx parents home that was bzild in the 80s still has the original thermostats and I expect they will not replace them i…