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jsingleton
6y ago
Pi-hole® (network-wide tracker/ad blocking) set up as a WiFi repeater/extender. This improves WiFi coverage, allows switching between the unfiltered/filtered connections and forces all traffic through the filter from devices
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Show HN: Raspberry Pi WiFi extender/router/ad-blocker to filter all DNS traffic
(unop.uk)
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I made a similar setup with Home Assistant running on a low power Raspberry Pi 3A+ connected to a Xiaomi Mijia Bluetooth Low Energy temperature and humidity sensor (model code LYWSDCGQ). It takes a single AAA battery and it's lasted al
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This is a great long read (if you like log graphs) on how solar prices have dropped more than anyone predicted: https://rameznaam.com/2020/05/14/solars-future-is-insanely-c... > This incredible pace of sol
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If anyone is interested in how to set up a network-wide tracker blocker then I've written some guides on how to configure Pi-hole as a router and Wi-Fi range extender. This means you can force all traffic through your custom DNS, even
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Huxley 2 is a CORS enabled cross-platform JSON ReST proxy for the GB NRE LDB WCF SOAP XML API (called Darwin). It supports both the Public Version (PV) and the Staff Version (SV). It's built with ASP.NET Core LTS, C# 8.0 and lots of ab
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Show HN: Huxley 2 – .NET Core cross-platform GB rail live SOAP to JSON proxy
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Source materials supporting Stripe's 2020 negative emissions purchases
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7y ago
Not a geographical map but https://oneplanet.com/ has a tool to visualise the connections in a sustainability plan.
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Oneplanet.com -Create, Manage and Publish Your Sustainability Strategy
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Announcing .NET Core 3.1
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Things to know about the Emissions Gap 2019
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Visual Feature: The Emissions Gap Report 2019
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The air quality in Westminster this week is excellent. :)
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This also covers CSV as well as APIs. Links: https://openapi.tools/ https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180 While using the open API spec is good, I'd say the standardisation of CSV data will have mor
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How to Avert a Climate Catastrophe
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Experimental hydrogen powered boat visiting London
(ianvisits.co.uk)
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Lambeth Community Solar – Repowering
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Most people unfortunately stick with the default investments their employers choose. So funds will still have a big vote share even if a large number of concerned people switch, however it is a signal to them.
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This is a link to Bill Gates' recent comments. However, with pension funds this is slightly different. Funds have a huge voice and customers switching investments can influence how they use their votes. It's very easy to do, so wh
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Yes. The cost of action is dwarfed by the cost of inaction, but that cost is felt (not so) far in the future. It's a problem with short-term thinking creating a false economy and building up a huge debt.
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> Around 130 international banks, all present at the UN climate change summit in New York, have committed themselves to decrease their support and investments in the oil and gas sector... Edit: If you want an action you can take then cha
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Climate Neutral Certified
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Enough Is Enough by Peak Design – Field Notes
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Flipping the Script on Climate Action
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Digital ClimateStrike → Sep 20–27 – Digital Climate Strike Thanks
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It's usually a good idea to wait for the patch release before updating. This applies to most software, including VS, VSC and .NET Core. Being an early adopter sucks unless you're just testing it out. If it's your job then wai
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It depends where your starting point is. Core bundles a lot of stuff together that was previously separate or just good practice. If you are familiar with MVC / WebAPI / EF / OWIN and already doing DI / Logging etc. then
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I also have problems with VS resource usage. It appears to depend on what file type the focussed tab has open. It's still 32-bit, which can't help. Never had perf issues with VSC, which is surprising considering it's web tech
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Atlassian billionaire to announce net zero emissions target at UN climate summit
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