XFCE4 is lightweight and just works. More than enough on a remote desktop running in a LXC, or as my GUI on older hardware (my laptop is now 14 years old, maxed out with 5TB SSD and 16GB RAM).

And it’s back for some reason. I forked it just because why not - it had zero fork, quite strange!

No idea but if seems like it’s not his first cry for help… https://europe.pub/post/2431345

In the same idea, those geniuses in Texas aren’t connected to the national grid to be free from federal regulation.

Add the UK is not synchronous with the continent so the ‘NEMO’ link has to operate in direct current (bidirectional 1GW or so…)

From memory (dating back Fukushima, 2011) they have both standards, the country is cut in half.

It was not even possible to export energy from one side to the other after the tsunami

The wrong frequency in itself is bad for transformers, then some motors wouldn’t run at the correct speed

Edit: the Japanese grid is fantastic in that regard

Looks like it’s now been removed from GitHub too… That chode went from 9 to 8 repos.

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I left 3 years ago, when they killed RiF

3! My sweet child, I was 30 at the time.

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Never had Win10 in the first place. I did upgrade from 7 to 11 using the same product key. I would gladly run Linux but have yet to understand why no Debian live media would ever boot on my main laptop

They say it’s basically for anything that looks like anything else. Which is correct by the way - I also thought it was only about seeing faces in random things

/woosh

Can’t touch this

WR147E.1 with about all the options added : ultrasonic sensor, radio link, magnetic sensor and a pair of stainless steel wheels spikes.

After 2 years I’m still very happy with it

Worx Landroid, there are unofficial API bridges for MQTT and I’m pretty sure HA too.

Mine is fully integrated in my NodeRed home automation

My ISP mail with a personal domain name in front. A self hosted roundcube web client for desktop use, thunderbird on my android phone.

In case of client failure I still have the ISP web mail as a backup. With my own domain name and mail alias I can change provider at will.

Oh yes and I run dovecot as an email backup on top of that.

I can clearly hear that voice. But can’t remember which dewice it was