Nope, it’s a CityEL. Originally made in Denmark in 1987. The manufacturer went bankrupt several times. Each time someone else took over up until 2018. The design has never canged much. There has been something like 3 iterations of the top cover and 3 different motors throughout the years. Mine was made in 1995 and utilizes a motor originally intended for a forklift.

When I’m done with it, it will hopefully get a proper registration and will be able to recharge either by connecting directly to the DC output of a solar panel, as well as the standard grid outlet, and a type 2 charging station.

For anyone who’s interested in joining this low power EV cult, check out these videos by @bleeptrack

Yes, you can see the french doors in the background. The car itself is a little more than 1 meter wide, with rear-view mirrors sticking out even further. I got something like 5cm to spare on either side.

Can’t speak for the rural people of the US, but when you’re working on a bunch of projects, while the life keeps getting in your way, causing delays, stuff tends to… pile up. For example, I have a car in my living room at this very moment.

Did it seem like a good idea at the time? Sure. 24x7 access regardless of the current weather means more time to work on it.

Did I work on it? Nope.

Was there a wasp nest embedded inside, releasing a steady flow of young wasps inside the house? Absolutely!

#YearOfTheLinuxDesktop

Sometimes the victims even pay the attackers money upfront and install the wiretap themselves. looking at my IPTV box suspiciously, while the robotic vacuum hums in the background

The best thieves steal from the poor.

Wasn’t microsoft the only phone manufacturer to ship a standard uefi on their devices? I mean before they eventually scraped what was left off of nokia.

Asahi linux already ships a VM to run steam on macbooks. And the VM is not even doing the heavy lifting. They do cpu instruction translation on the go, the VM is there just to solve some memory allocation quirks.

https://asahilinux.org/2024/10/aaa-gaming-on-asahi-linux/

Proxmox is based on Debian, but its installer does not offer you as many options as the base Debian installer. People figured out you can just install debian with your prefered settings and then just slap the proxmox packages on top.

like the desktop icons, the minimize button, the ability to adjust fonts, change themes, right click menu icons, systray…

Nomophobia

There is a religious figure in the sacred texts of the AllatRa cult, called Nomo. In this context, nomophopbia would be a good thing. Especially once you find out whom in the real world he’s supposed to represent.

People believed the weirdest things, like walking with a twig would help you find water pipes

Not only they still do, it’s thought in schools and practiced by the water utility professionals in the field.

They’ve charged me a hundred bucks for their expertise, to which I’ve composed an angry email, asking whether the ministry of magic would be willing to cover the damage if we, somehow, despite their findings, manage to find the pipe where it’s not supposed to be, with the front part of the excavator. They advised us to dig carefully, not addressing the magic ritual part at all.

Question for the general public. Why not use the DNS server provided by your ISP?

They already know what websites you visit, because TLS1.2 still leaks the hostname. They might as well provide some useful service in return.

Each of them returns the correct answer.

Protective Resolution - IP address 86.54.11.1
Protective + Child Protection - IP address 86.54.11.12
Protective + Ad blocking - IP address 86.54.11.13
Protective + Child Protection + Ad blocking - IP address 86.54.11.11
Unfiltered Resolution-  IP address 86.54.11.100

;; ANSWER SECTION:
thepiratebay.org.       300     IN      A       162.159.137.6
thepiratebay.org.       300     IN      A       162.159.136.6

Peertube has a major disadvantage, though. It does not come with prebuilt revenue stream to cover your hosting costs.

In other words, he would become the customer, not the product, which comes with the certain set of advantages and disadvantages.

edit: or he could spin up his own instance, which would result in him having one more fulltime job :)

Physical or digital does not really matter. Gving such a powerful tool to a central bank seems too dangerous. If implemented, it’s not really a question of IF it’s going to be abused, but WHEN it’s going to be abused.

The digital currencies were supposed to give more power to the people, but the Taler is working in the oposite direction.

You’ve pretty accurately described everything that’s wrong with it.

That’s my main problem. They had a chance to make it fully anonymous and fungible, yet decided to implement an intentional vulnerability to reveal the receiving party.

I rarely wish for an opensource project to fail, but Taler is an exception. Offering a digital currency system for the government to use is like sending an efficiency improvement proposal to Auschwitz.

Did unraid implemented a true raid already, or is it still periodical sync like snapraid? If not, this kind if solution would be great for the multimedia library that does not change often, but I’d go for the more traditional raid for critical data.