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throwaway41597
1y ago
Not that simple. When carbon in the soil rises beyond a certain percentage (a tree falls) it'll convert back to CO2 because of the bugs eating it. But if the percentage starts at zero (in a desert) and an ecosystem settles there, the p
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1y ago
Trees excel at harvesting water. When you water a tree, there is evaporative cooling like an artificial cooler but during the night, the dew falls back on the leaves and the ground where some of it finds its way back to the trees (possibly
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2y ago
You're not describing how a tiling WM fails to satisfy your needs. My guess is you're unhappy with toolbars being repeated in each tile, is that it? If so, I believe Suckless's striped-down browser is the closest, together wi
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2y ago
I'm not sure how what you describe is not what a tiling WM offers. Except for the "closing main window" thing but can't you just cancel closing with the history menu?
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2y ago
I'm very curious as well because my very limited understanding tells me the answer is nothing. The relay hides your identity. Your phone checks the attestations so it won't send your data to servers not running the published softw
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2y ago
The goal is money and control. They enact a partial "solution" so later on they'll say they need more access to private data because of the loopholes. Meanwhile the industry of surveillance and compliance grows providing more
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4y ago
The same argument of diminishing returns, that quality of life doesn't improve much when going from 130k€ to 1M€ can be applied to capital controls. Is this 10k€ limit really what is needed to save the welfare state? Were the previous
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4y ago
Depending on the scope, it's not always possible to self-fund while starting a project.
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4y ago
Very sorry to hear that, end of life is hard for many. Thank you for your post and the discussion it brought.
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4y ago
Considering how vast, obscure and absurd the law is, I think it should. As a matter of fact, it often is.
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4y ago
Chrome allows you to export saved password in CSV (chrome://settings/passwords) So I'd say it is a regression in this regard. You won't be able to switch to an other browser easily, you'll have to go to each we
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4y ago
> No, because PBKDFs are not a good mechanism for creating encryption keys I'm curious about what you mean by this. Isn't it in part what PBKDFs are designed for?
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4y ago
The lock-in is very real and relevant. Websites already have a hard time to get users to sign up, so requiring them to enroll backup authenticators (which they won't have) is not going to work. Printing or writing down backup codes is
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4y ago
I think he means that you don't point your domain's public DNS records straight to your home IP (where your NAS sits), but rather via Cloudflare. If so, doesn't Cloudflare do HTTPS termination? Meaning that all your photos wo
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4y ago
Thanks for your reply. I think the issue you describe is more due to the website. A website that accepts Passkeys should provide a way to enroll a competitor. In this case it could be as simple as copying a code in one browser and pasting i
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4y ago
I wasn't sure what your concern was, but is it that? 1 ) Hardware authenticators won't spit their root secret, almost by design. 2 ) Webauthn doesn't require that the authenticator store the list of accounts, also by design (
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4y ago
Wood is often protected by plastics. Acrylic wood finish and paint are plastic. Particle boards such as those in many Ikea furniture are covered with a plastic sheet. If you don't use plastic you need to switch to solutions requiring m
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4y ago
Do you feel like you got lucky with neighbors? One fear I have is neighbors not liking some weird nerd living next door. Are you extroverted or introverted? Are they mostly nosy or indifferent? Also, do you find younger neighbors easier to
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5y ago
Where do you envision this energy to come from and in which timescale? would that be electricity only or a mix? Thank you.
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5y ago
No need to. Trees bury about half their biomass as roots. Then leaves and branches fall on the ground and bury older leaves and branches. Of course it's long and inefficient (because of fungus, bugs...) but plants do it without our inp
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5y ago
Hi, thank you for this! Is it wrong to say that without going through a privacy layer like I2P, you'd publicly link your IP to the decentralized websites you visit?
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5y ago
If it was in a datacenter, maybe the ventilation was too hard...
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5y ago
What is a realistic lifetime for an injection mold used for Lego bricks? Does someone here know the order of magnitude of pieces you can manufacture with one?
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5y ago
With the rise of the internet I now consider my identity to be valuable. So I don't give it away for free. I personally don't want my identity checked unless I'm asking someone to trust me. And I'd rather use a trust-min
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5y ago
Compare this to 3Dconnexion, a maker of expensive 3D mice for CAD software. They rubberized their mice but the rubber decayed after a couple of years (spent $200+ in the 00's and got a gooey piece of junk 3-4 years later). For a decade
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5y ago
So have one drive with FDE and a USB drive with /boot but in no explicit way configured to boot the first drive? Or maybe a better setup is an internal drive with /boot and a system stripped from sensitive files then somewhere in
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5y ago
That's what I was trying to avoid to be honest. I'd like to keep the 5000 tabs and the tab containers. Maybe I should try migrating to a new profile. Thanks anyway!
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5y ago
This version is painfully slow for me. Yet, starting with a clean profile seems to do the trick. Does anyone know how to troubleshoot it so I don't need to lose all my configuration. I have only 3 addons, but 5000 tabs/21 windows.
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5y ago
If the crop is near a bush, then the plant can happily grow in the bush and send roots to the crop.
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5y ago
How would you remove such a dam? Sounds like it'd take weeks to build and weeks to remove?
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