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monotux
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About monotux
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Comment #41098078
I have a wordlist I just chose a random name from. The words contained in the list are supposed to be short & unique. https://git.sr.ht/~monotux/homelab/blob/90fcbc11cc6cf1c73900..…
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Comment #40618169
You can fire people in Europe too. In a lot of cases you have a six month trial period in which the employer or the employee can cancel the employment without any notice period. Af…
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Comment #40571760
I've used it at home for several years as well, works great. Due to reasons I've used another level to separate services, management, clients and iot (iot.home.arpa, services.home.…
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Comment #38991330
Had you read the article you’d known that he is dead, and that his system was sold of for close to nothing.
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Comment #38430568
Can’t tell if all of this is satire, both the webring and the comments here.
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Comment #38144639
I think it's only the change and nothing else.
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Comment #35848917
Can't tell is this is ChatGPT spam or not
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Comment #35509289
SSAB has located it’s H2 plants near several large hydroelectric power plants, so in Sweden’s case we have to build nuclear power plants further south to provide power to the bulk …
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Comment #34377772
My setup is on a cheap thin client, buying a pic is too expensive :) I mainly use pihole for ease of setting up and its user interface. I’m using knot-resolver for upstream queries…
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Comment #34377754
The Mac randomization can easily be disabled per Wi-Fi, so it’s only disabled at home. Not sure it can be done on android.
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Comment #34354131
> In fact, the entire value chain from raw mineral to finished product, be it solar panels, wind turbine, or the latest iPhone, is totally dependent on fossil fuels: coal for makin…
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Comment #34354078
I think this deposit is under Mt Luossavaara, which is close to the main iron ore body currently being mined. The old city core is currently being moved and/or torn down anyways, s…
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Comment #34353944
Why did _you_ bring it up in the first place, then?
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Comment #34019298
ledger has a time tracking mode which is pretty neat. I've used it for a while and liked it, https://www.ledger-cli.org/3.0/doc/ledger3.html#Time-Keeping Otherwise Emacs and org-mo…
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Comment #33636101
I live in the sub-arctics, I have some experience clearing snow. :) One common way to clear snow here is a snow blower, typically gas powered and on wheels. That won't help with ic…
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Comment #33627621
We use it at work, our industrial area is quite large (kilometers) and unpractical to use 2/3/4/5g or cables. Sensors are all sorts and goes into mqtt and later into our timeseries…
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Comment #33517810
Ah, understandable. I remember being slightly confused when starting to use jails again, after being used to the near magical setup of Docker/etc on Linux. Like manually setting up…
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Comment #33517768
To be fair, dma has been in the base system for a long time. Now (well sometime in the future) I can remove half of my Ansible role for setting up dma on my systems, just skipping …
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Comment #33504659
> Virtual network for a bunch of jails with nat. I wanted exposed ports on the host machine mapped to a reverse proxy jail that did tls termination before forwarding to other jails…
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Comment #33450261
How long will you be able to keep up with this near yearly doubling of bandwidth used for serving video? :)
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Comment #25440702
Fun fact - night trains are the only real way to travel by train to/from where I live. Closest city is ~4 hours by train from here, and the _closest_ major city is ~15 hours by tra…
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Comment #21247600
Bitwarden can be self-hosted and it's server is open source (and security audited, for what it's worth). I've used it for a few years or so and I've had no issues this far. One oth…