(off-topic): Could the link be fixed to point to: https://www.blockloop.io/smoking-a-turkey-with-prometheus-ho...
I have no idea why it has the root URL. I pasted the direct URL but it looks like HN didn't like it. I can't modify the URL unfortunately. If a moderator could update it that would be great.
Smoking a turkey with Prometheus, Home Assistant, and Grafana
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#12Do we really need to genocide turkeys every year to celebrate a pockmarked holiday? I'd say a thankful person would be eating something a bit more sustainable than a turkey that's been growth-pumped like a lab animal to epic proportions. Where's the thanks in needless slaughter of sentient beings? Are we so daft that we express our thanks for our fortunate circumstances by causing suffering of others?
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#13very cool write up. i’ve become obsessed with smoking since the pandemic. i’d love to hear about your other automations you mention!
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#14Run your 4673-dependency "webscale" Electron app for a few seconds until your computer overheats, and then use it to cook your turkey.
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#15Do we really need to genocide turkeys every year to celebrate a pockmarked holiday? I'd say a thankful person would be eating something a bit more sustainable than a turkey that's been growth-pumped like a lab animal to epic proportions. Where's the thanks in needless slaughter of sentient beings? Are we so daft that we express our thanks for our fortunate circumstances by causing suffering of others?
Do we really need to apply the term genocide to groups that aren't even human? Or is that an emotional appeal? Have you ever met a turkey in real life? Not the wild ones, the domestic breeds. They are so stupid that they will drown in their own water feeder if you don't keep an eye on them.
Another reason to not support the meat industry.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
I have no idea why it has the root URL. I pasted the direct URL but it looks like HN didn't like it. I can't modify the URL unfortunately. If a moderator could update it that would be great.
You can fix your website: the post has a https://www.blockloop.io/ " /> in it, which tells the HN software that the main URL for your post is your homepage.
Re: Smoking a turkey with Prometheus, Home Assistant, and Grafana
#17Do we really need to genocide turkeys every year to celebrate a pockmarked holiday? I'd say a thankful person would be eating something a bit more sustainable than a turkey that's been growth-pumped like a lab animal to epic proportions. Where's the thanks in needless slaughter of sentient beings? Are we so daft that we express our thanks for our fortunate circumstances by causing suffering of others?
Do we really need to apply the term genocide to groups that aren't even human? Or is that an emotional appeal? Have you ever met a turkey in real life? Not the wild ones, the domestic breeds. They are so stupid that they will drown in their own water feeder if you don't keep an eye on them.
By your logic, we shouldn't care for humans with mental disorders or low intelligence quotients. Are you implying that only smart beings can suffer? If so, back it up. Otherwise you simply are making an appeal to tradition. If we held on to appeals to tradition, we'd still be having Thanksgiving served by our family's slave(s).
Re: Smoking a turkey with Prometheus, Home Assistant, and Grafana
#18> Smoking a turkey with node.js, Electron, and Hello World Run your 4673-dependency "webscale" Electron app for a few seconds until your computer overheats, and then use it to cook your turkey.
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#19> Smoking a turkey with node.js, Electron, and Hello World Run your 4673-dependency "webscale" Electron app for a few seconds until your computer overheats, and then use it to cook your turkey.
But all that heat is client-side, and I hear turkey is a dish best served cold.