[–] 18 points 6 days ago

Just read a comment about exactly this a few days ago. Anyone working on space components know that a very hat problem to work on is how to keep things cool because, well - having the fucking sun shine on things most of the time directly without the ozone layer and air to dissipate heat in and way does make things go hot.

Also, you forgot a very important thing a data center needs: people that work there. That is one of the reasons we currently build data centers so close to urban sprawls in Arizona instead of somewhere in the middle of Alaska or in polar regions. There must be personnel working onsite all the time.

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  • [–] 37 points 2 weeks ago (6 children)

    lol, made me remember, a friend of mine made a cat mask out of paper in school and decided to wear it at home one day. His - otherwise very very affectionate - cat flipped the fuck out running around the house, hissing and making a scene.

    Was kinda funny, but we figured it was a rather stressful occurrence for his car...

    Image checks out.

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  • [–] 10 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    Such a cutie! Perfect pose!

    But a big PSA: That plant looks like a Yucca? They are very poisonous for cats, as they contain very high amounts of saponins. So munching on the leaves as well as scratching the wood (and licking the paws afterwards) should be prevented.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    Great that you enjoy that little luxury in your mornings! Making that fresh coffee and enjoying it while waking up can be such an awesome mood booster.

    As already answered: Knock the portafilter against the edge/wall of your bin and the "cake" should just fall out. There are also special little containers with a little (afaik often rubberized) bar on top for exactly this.

    Then just rinse the basket and done :)

    Get yourself a nice little (fine tuned) scale for measuring the beans and a grinder (e.g. the Porlex Mini is affordable, very good and holds enough beans for a double shot espresso) and get down to experimenting to get your perfect coffee.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago

    Yeah, weekly backup to B2 or similar should be fine. Postponed setting it up myself - I paid for a year of Ente and currently sync everything both to premium Ente and my local Immich, so backup is fine for now.

    For the heat: I am running it on a Pi4 with 8GB RAM and it runs pretty decently even without cooling. For the large import, I set up only the ML-container on a more potent desktop (still fiddling with GPU HW-acceleration) and added it as remote ML to Immich, so I can offload heavy ML load when e.g. importing many files.

    The normal upload stream is fine with the local ML, though

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  • [–] 7 points 2 months ago

    Are they? I have not checked their posts in depth. The ones I have seen in my feed were along the lines of "lol, Linux users do not shower / don't get women" or "if Linux good, why not used in Business" (what is a wild thing to say, considering... Well Servers), so that's the baseline I've had in my mind

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    If course, transcoding won't be any good and OCR probably cannot run in parallel, but aside from that - is it okay?

    Currently running everything on a mini ITX with a i5-6600 which handles this easily for my small use cases, but also draws 20-30W idling most of the day... I'm eyeing a Pi 4b with 8gb RAM but don't want to spend the money and then realizing that it doesn't run smooth enough

     

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    Spirit animal.

     

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    Sure - Graphene, Calyx, Lineage etc. exist, but either are limited to specific models, have drawbacks in functionality or are more hassle to setup than most average users are willing to invest.

    So, if you are aware of this but still opt to running default Google Android: do you just „ignore“ this? Do you try do „degoogle“ as much as possible? I’m curious to see different opinions on this.

     

    I want to move away from Google and was ready to make the shift to proton exactly the day before all that drama started about the CEO being a trump bootlicker and stuff…

    Then I looked into some alternatives and haven’t moved yet. So I really can’t decide which one from tuta, Mailbox, kSuite or maybe still proton provides the best service. And recommendations or experiences y’all want to share to help me decide? :)

    Either a good UI (web/iOS) or very good compatibility with third party apps, good spamfilters and maybe an integrated calendar would be important features.

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