

gotta get them klocs boiiiiii


gotta get them klocs boiiiiii


Also, limited support, both in community size and time. Those Chinese manufacturing companies come and go like docker containers. They spin one up to sell some product for a while, then when they’re done they dissolve it. If you want any support, you’re on your own.


Under-sink and showerhead units.


Yes, it does.


Yeah but the NWS site works great like that. It’s a little hard to navigate, but that’s not a style problem.


Keep in mind you can’t do a migration with device passthrough, even if the VM is shut down.
I use zfs sync every 15 minutes for my replication. No issues.


Nah it’ll be some domestic policing agency. They’ve bombed Americans in the US before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_MOVE_bombing


Tell that to Anwar al-Awlaki. US citizen, killed by drone strike.


The Second Circuit rejected that argument, holding that neither the Fourth nor the First Amendment carves out a special exemption for phones at the border.
The second circuit used the right argument but somehow came to the wrong conclusion. The 4th carves out no special exemption, meaning you need a warrant.


If by “developed” you mean “opened and exposed to the light” then yes


Or at least being within glide capability. Would you like me to calculate a glide ratio for your current flight configuration?


The software is there. The problem is hardware. The best in the world is stuff like the Boston Dynamics quadrupeds. They’re good but not great. We can’t quite replicate fast, fine motor function, especially for grasp-but-not-crush hands. And stuff like that burns battery power far too quickly for what modern battery packs can provide.


You can run stuff on a little GPU, IGPU, or even just a CPU. You’ll be limited by RAM/VRAM, and obviously it’ll be slower, but it’ll work.


It’s because they’re big companies. The bigger they get, the less they can focus on any one thing. More people means more risk of someone being unqualified, and less oversight through more layers of middle management, most of whom are also unqualified.
Your local business employs fifteen people. One owner, two managers, and 12 staff. Everyone knows everyone and if they’re truly bad at their job they can’t deflect and skate (unless the owner allows it).


Immich isn’t complex, and I don’t think it requires a separate database.
Edit: just checked and technically it does, but if you use the docker compose then it deploys it automatically and you don’t have to think about it at all.
Edit2: if you really want something dead simple, yeah you could trivially write a tiny script to list and thumbnail images. I’m sure there are apache plugins for exactly this.


offline
web server
huh


Yeah and it’s bad when other countries do it too


This. I’m all for competition and innovation, but this is subsidized by the Chinese government to exploit a lack of manufacturing in other countries.
If you’ve heard about how food or clothing donations harm local farmers and weavers, same principle. We should be encouraging domestic production around the world, not allowing one country to undercut everyone else.


Who is “they” in this scenario? Because the person who applied the controls in this story was the account holder.
So why is tumblr’s issue our problem?