Ironically, when you look at the receipts that is all it says.
I think they're just blanket saying "follow our morals or die" rather than "this particular title offends us".
Ironically, when you look at the receipts that is all it says.
I think they're just blanket saying "follow our morals or die" rather than "this particular title offends us".
Thames water: let's close more reservoirs and pay ourselves more bonuses
Thanks I'll investigate cue.
Well, I started setting up my homelab on an old dell rackmount server I got for cheap, but then paused it for a year and electricity costs doubled. Costs half as much to run a droplet with what I need for now (server has like 200 cores, even idle it sucks juice)
I'll have forgotten all I know about kubernetes and prox mox by the time proces drop again 😔
Oh?
Thanks for the correction and new knowledge! (And a new tech temptation to resist)
K8s (short for kubernetes)
Yeah, it's a shame to get rid of it, I'm usually happy to let it go crazy for a few months so the bees and birds have their way. But I learned about bramble growth the hard way. Didn't know they were vibes or they spread from the tips. Thought I could just chip the main stem and it wouldn't be a big deal. But it's had 2 summers now and when I cut the grass (or tried to) surprise!
The floor is bramble vines too. Like something out of a horror film, just kept pulling them up, ruined 2 pairs of gloves and 2 sets of secateurs , it's only a tiny garden! (And the first sets were never up to the task)
Luckily I have some other bushes and ferns for stuff to live in but I just don't have time to stay on top of the mechanical side to control it.
Cheaper than buying my third set of secateurs, I'll give it a go, thanks!
If I can use it in a targeted way with limited collateral I will take it.
It between a shed and neighbours fence so as long as I don't end up nuking their garden there's not much else to affect.
Thanks
I wish someone had warned me before No Mow May about brambles.
1 shoulder injury and a year later I need chainmail gloves and a fucking flamethrower. I fill my green bin with brambles, by the time it's picked up they've grown back.
The main root is under a shed. I don't know how to eliminate it.
From the same group that doesn't understand joins and thinks nobody uses SQL this is hardly surprising .
Probably got an LLM running locally and asking it to get data which is then running 10 level deep sub queries to achieve what 2 inner joins would in a fraction of the time.
I look forward to them trying to DDOS that address
The pasta would cook itself