Programmers as it turns out are very ‘eh, the code should explain itself to anyone with enough brains to look at it’ type of people

I cannot say how much I hate this.

even worse for old code where proper variable naming and underscores were forbidden. Impossible to get into someone else's head.

Probably about the rate, its a free service and money matters.

Forests become even more, as per statistics.

I know you are hersaying, anyway

So many talk about energy generation but nobody discusses that e.g. in central europe electrical energy transport is at its limits and its an issue that more solar and wind is built but poor advancements in the power grid are conducted.

My brain hertz

No way.

This is unreal....

Damn the reflection looks odd.

But great picture nonetheless, I like the lightning very much.

Actually most of the python scripts I work with are gpt made.

The possibities are endless, and even specific things can be done within 10 minutes.

That makes me thinkin... I need a script database like solution to have an overview about all the features. Maybe I have a swiss army knife tool one gpt answer away on my drive.

but if you have to when out, it would sync whenever you have it back on the lan.

thanks. this was the information I was hoping for. I am stuck with a mobile internet router where I am not able (or at least Im not smart enough) to forward a port. therefore my RPi would sit behind the firewall in my LAN.

nevertheless vaultwarden would be an upgrade from my current keepass/syncthing system. (also because the UI and autofill works better)

thats in general the culprit with own server.

but in my place electricity itself costs not much, half of the cost is only taxes and other expenses around the energy.

therefore 200 kwh more or less in a year(that would be 25 watts) is not that much.

thats really great.

Im currently saving up on a new roof of an older farm building, and depending on the utilities I can come up I will put solar panels on it.

I am really thinking how to utilize the extra power, this one sounds like a great addition to an business concept for downtimes.

make a foundation out of it.