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@off_grid_living In theory you should be able to consume as much power as is coming in off your panels and keeping your SoC at ~100% or close to it.~
@off_grid_living In theory you should be able to consume as much power as is coming in off your panels and keeping your SoC at ~100% or close to it.~
@mckinley Oh really? π³ This will be interesting πΏ π
@mckinley Oh really? π³ This will be interesting πΏ π
@lyse Spring already?! π³ My good time flies π
Also nice snowdrops π
@lyse Spring already?! π³ My good time flies π
Also nice snowdrops π
@jlj Oh I shall publish one then π Stay tuned !
@jlj Oh I shall publish one then π Stay tuned !
@carsten No worries π€ I also found it very educational π
@carsten No worries π€ I also found it very educational π
@carsten Yeah I found this one on 51! quite interesting indeed π
But for me it was his last point that was the most profound π
@carsten Yeah I found this one on 51! quite interesting indeed π
But for me it was his last point that was the most profound π
@carsten It's always a good idea to write small thing first:
Then do something that scratches an itch for you.
@carsten It's always a good idea to write small thing first:
Then do something that scratches an itch for you.
Well this is an utter FAIL:
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Well this is an utter FAIL:
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@deebs Looks at this:
Migrating from CodiMD & HackMD
> If you currently use CodiMD or HackMD, you should be able to swap the docker image for ours. See the general migration hints for compatibility details.
@deebs Looks at this:
Migrating from CodiMD & HackMD
> If you currently use CodiMD or HackMD, you should be able to swap the docker image for ours. See the general migration hints for compatibility details.
I wonder if HedgeDoc is what powers HackMD? π€ The interface _looks_ really familiar to me. I _might_ spin this up locally, looks really good π
I wonder if HedgeDoc is what powers HackMD? π€ The interface _looks_ really familiar to me. I _might_ spin this up locally, looks really good π
@deebs
> have you seen that hedgedoc? we collaborate on markdown files a fair bit.
Ahh! No I haven't seen this before, Looking now... Looks pretty interesting already so far actually π
@deebs
> have you seen that hedgedoc? we collaborate on markdown files a fair bit.
Ahh! No I haven't seen this before, Looking now... Looks pretty interesting already so far actually π
For _some_ reason or another my upstream has been pretty stable the past ~2 weeks without a single drop out π³ Also bandwidth is holding pretty steady too π± 
speedtest~
For _some_ reason or another my upstream has been pretty stable the past ~2 weeks without a single drop out π³ Also bandwidth is holding pretty steady too π± speedtest~
@david I suspect this is one of those cases where you can't trademark things like "Messages" and it might also be a case of prior art π€
But you have a very good interesting point π
@david I suspect this is one of those cases where you can't trademark things like "Messages" and it might also be a case of prior art π€
But you have a very good interesting point π
@svendowideit Maybe that opportunity might present itself again soon, when it's actually my own company (_launched Oct 2021_). Still in pre-planning/pre-startup phase, lots to do, etc π
@svendowideit Maybe that opportunity might present itself again soon, when it's actually my own company (_launched Oct 2021_). Still in pre-planning/pre-startup phase, lots to do, etc π
@david I don't think he said "fake", but rather, guests are often brought on to just agree with the narrative already established π
C'mon π You probably don't see it the way some of us down under do, where here in Australia our media is basically owned by Murdoch. We have no independent media left anymore, even the ABC has been stripped of all their funding, so much so they don't even have decent furniture in the offices anymore π’
@david I don't think he said "fake", but rather, guests are often brought on to just agree with the narrative already established π
C'mon π You probably don't see it the way some of us down under do, where here in Australia our media is basically owned by Murdoch. We have no independent media left anymore, even the ABC has been stripped of all their funding, so much so they don't even have decent furniture in the offices anymore π’
Also I don't really regularly watch any of Joe's podcast, but I'm not really aware of him purposefully misinforming his viewers or flat out lying.
He's quite unpopular amongst the mainstream narrative that's for sure and regularly brings on guests from both sides. But beyond that? π€
Also I don't really regularly watch any of Joe's podcast, but I'm not really aware of him purposefully misinforming his viewers or flat out lying.
He's quite unpopular amongst the mainstream narrative that's for sure and regularly brings on guests from both sides. But beyond that? π€
This is fueled by these echo chambers and algorithms that control masses of people. Censorship and silencing people in general just because you don't like what they have to say isn't the answer.
To fix this we need economic policy changes that deincentivise control of data and information -- e.g: ban targeted advertising,l
This is fueled by these echo chambers and algorithms that control masses of people. Censorship and silencing people in general just because you don't like what they have to say isn't the answer.
To fix this we need economic policy changes that deincentivise control of data and information -- e.g: ban targeted advertising,l
@kevin Sorry to hear mate π€
@kevin Sorry to hear mate π€
@Kevin Oh no π’ I'm so sorry to hear π’ My condolences π€
@Kevin Oh no π’ I'm so sorry to hear π’ My condolences π€
@svendowideit I certainly remember the face and all the work you did back in the day on Docker βΊοΈ
@svendowideit I certainly remember the face and all the work you did back in the day on Docker βΊοΈ
@svendowideit Oh no that's where you're wrong π Yarn.social is decentralized and distributed. There are 17 other pods in the network, mine (twtxt.net) just happens to be the first one that came online π
@svendowideit Oh no that's where you're wrong π Yarn.social is decentralized and distributed. There are 17 other pods in the network, mine (twtxt.net) just happens to be the first one that came online π
And let's be clear here about my stance on this... What really annoys me is not whether or not person X is vaccinated or person Y is not, it's the selfish people that go out willingly and knowingly sick and ill with god knows what with no regard for anyone else around them. I felt this way even _before* the pandemic. Nobody seems to really follow the "If you're unwell, stay home" unwritten rule. π€¦ββοΈ
Anyway, the point was not about the pandemic or so-called "misinformation" (_what is this anyway?!_) -- But this dangerous trend of not being allowed debate, think, etc._*
And let's be clear here about my stance on this... What really annoys me is not whether or not person X is vaccinated or person Y is not, it's the selfish people that go out willingly and knowingly sick and ill with god knows what with no regard for anyone else around them. I felt this way even _before* the pandemic. Nobody seems to really follow the "If you're unwell, stay home" unwritten rule. π€¦ββοΈ
Anyway, the point was not about the pandemic or so-called "misinformation" (_what is this anyway?!_) -- But this dangerous trend of not being allowed debate, think, etc._*
We keep living in this bubbles of "this person said X" and "that person said Y" and it's all "misinformation" but we forget to question the intent and source behind the stories, the narratives and far too often the intentional deceit.
Without debate, without expressions and discourse, what do we have left?
We keep living in this bubbles of "this person said X" and "that person said Y" and it's all "misinformation" but we forget to question the intent and source behind the stories, the narratives and far too often the intentional deceit.
Without debate, without expressions and discourse, what do we have left?
@david But who gets to decide? π€ As a fellow parent you should know that I make choices for my children when they are young, but I teach them the meaning of having choices, questioning their rality around them, valuing their privacy, security and freedoms. Respecting others, and so forth.
This isn't about misinformation or that potential harm that can have. In fact misinformation is big business* and corporate propaganda and lies about competing business are all far too common today. Let's not forget that.*
@david But who gets to decide? π€ As a fellow parent you should know that I make choices for my children when they are young, but I teach them the meaning of having choices, questioning their rality around them, valuing their privacy, security and freedoms. Respecting others, and so forth.
This isn't about misinformation or that potential harm that can have. In fact misinformation is big business* and corporate propaganda and lies about competing business are all far too common today. Let's not forget that.*
@david So... No. He isn't necessarily defending Joe here and neither am I. I linked it because this fellow Aussie is highlighting an important message. The last few years has seen an ever increasing level of censorship, cancel culture, corporate interests and a growing trend of silencing critics and debates.
I have a huge problem with all of this. The path we as a society are heading down is a very dangerous one. If we are not allowed to speak, discuss, criticise, debate or question, then I don't see a very bright future for my children π’
@david So... No. He isn't necessarily defending Joe here and neither am I. I linked it because this fellow Aussie is highlighting an important message. The last few years has seen an ever increasing level of censorship, cancel culture, corporate interests and a growing trend of silencing critics and debates.
I have a huge problem with all of this. The path we as a society are heading down is a very dangerous one. If we are not allowed to speak, discuss, criticise, debate or question, then I don't see a very bright future for my children π’
@david Good to know π I haven't upgraded to Apple Silicon yet, I tend to wait for an iteration or two before making drastic changes to hardware/software π
And it was a good thing I normally do, because when they first introduced the Apple M1 there _were_ some software compatibility problems, but no more! π
@david Good to know π I haven't upgraded to Apple Silicon yet, I tend to wait for an iteration or two before making drastic changes to hardware/software π
And it was a good thing I normally do, because when they first introduced the Apple M1 there _were_ some software compatibility problems, but no more! π
And FWIW I am on Monterey 12.1 π
And FWIW I am on Monterey 12.1 π
@david Ahhh! π Trust you to keep up-to-date with all the #Apple news π
I am very glad to hear this, as you know I use Apple mostly because of the good hardware and the only decent OS with _actual_ goodness to gracious accessibility. Their App Store, iTunes, Apple TV+ and iCloud I couldn't care less about π (_but personal choice right? π
_) -- As long as Apple give allowing me to "turn off things I don't want" they have my $$$ π€£_
@david Ahhh! π Trust you to keep up-to-date with all the #Apple news π
I am very glad to hear this, as you know I use Apple mostly because of the good hardware and the only decent OS with _actual_ goodness to gracious accessibility. Their App Store, iTunes, Apple TV+ and iCloud I couldn't care less about π (_but personal choice right? π
_) -- As long as Apple give allowing me to "turn off things I don't want" they have my $$$ π€£_
@carsten Yeah I wish Apple would reverse track on this firewall bypass they've allowed for themselves. Apple would have much greater respect in the community and trust:
@carsten Yeah I wish Apple would reverse track on this firewall bypass they've allowed for themselves. Apple would have much greater respect in the community and trust:
@carsten I _think_ the main thing is the Application level firewall, which is not something you can do at the Network level -- But OTOH you have me worried that Little Snitch no longer works on Apple's M1 hardware? (_I haven't upgraded to Macbook M1s yet..._) -- Or were you simply referring to the backdoor Apple created for themselves to circumvent Kernel-level network filtering for their own builtin apps? If so I agree, I _believe_ this is unethical of Apple and whilst I love their hardware and software, I still don't trust them.
@carsten I _think_ the main thing is the Application level firewall, which is not something you can do at the Network level -- But OTOH you have me worried that Little Snitch no longer works on Apple's M1 hardware? (_I haven't upgraded to Macbook M1s yet..._) -- Or were you simply referring to the backdoor Apple created for themselves to circumvent Kernel-level network filtering for their own builtin apps? If so I agree, I _believe_ this is unethical of Apple and whilst I love their hardware and software, I still don't trust them.
@darch No worries, I get it π€ I'll try to share a summary of the event or maybe I'll Yarn about it live as it happens π
@darch No worries, I get it π€ I'll try to share a summary of the event or maybe I'll Yarn about it live as it happens π
@kevin I kind of concur with this sentiment, but also 2019 and 2021 can also go fuck off equally as much π What's up mate? What's getting up your nerves? π€
@kevin I kind of concur with this sentiment, but also 2019 and 2021 can also go fuck off equally as much π What's up mate? What's getting up your nerves? π€
@ullarah That's Micro Snitch but yeah π One is more of an Application Firewall that operates at the Kernel level, it's the different between a Network Firewall and the use of eBPF in the Linux Kernel to monitor and potentially block unwanted syscalls or unwanted network connecting in Applications running on Linux OS(es).
@ullarah That's Micro Snitch but yeah π One is more of an Application Firewall that operates at the Kernel level, it's the different between a Network Firewall and the use of eBPF in the Linux Kernel to monitor and potentially block unwanted syscalls or unwanted network connecting in Applications running on Linux OS(es).