And here I am using FreeBSD.

The worst part about this is the attention this brings to Anna’s archive…

Same, it’s good.

Wireless charging and/or wireless headphones. Or a powered usb c hub.

Using 45 as a swastika is well done.

They gave a bunch of money to FreeBSD, so I like them

Such a network exists here in Germany, called Freifunk.

They provide firmware for routers. I have a node at home, but no other nodes in range right now.

Oh I don’t say I don’t like it, just that the headline was a bit exaggerated.

Without visible moving parts. It seems like it basically just funnels the wind int some form of turbine.

Firefox, emacs, restic backup, bitwarden, linux/bsd

In the later books of the three Body Problem series they use them for long range directional communications.

Their lights usually have a plug on one end and a socket on the other. Ppl put them around the exterior of their hoses, then realise they did it the wrong way, and the socket end is near the outlet they wanted to plug them in.

Or they mounted two strands of lights, and where they meet up it’s either 2 plugs or two sockets accidentally.

I like flying goose brand. IIRC it’s actually made in the sriracha region in Thailand , and it’s the brand huy fong copied the bottle design from. Many supermarkets sell it here.

Well, encryption is very much not a strong point of zfs. I agree on all other points tho.

The maker of one brand of sriracha sauce.

We have always had that here. They have to pay you to be on call in Germany.

You can download your trip for offline use in google maps or Apple Maps. Or fall back to the gps of your car.

I really don’t see any point nowadays tbh.