ikidd
@ikidd@lemmy.world
- Comment on Stack Overflow Users Are Revolting Against an OpenAI Deal | WIRED 2 days ago:
HaltAndCatchFire
- Comment on Beep beep 2 days ago:
All truckers have is piss bottles and nobody wants those.
- Comment on Beep beep 2 days ago:
I have a number of Grand Cherokees (including a WK), and modded /r/grandcherokee for 15 years as an enthusiast.
The WK was the last one that I would call somewhat offroad capable, before they completely Fiatized the line. It’s not as easily modded for good offroad capability since it has IFS instead of a front live axle like the predecessor models, but still had a fairly robust 4WD system and you could add lockers, rear disconnects, etc. The engine options were kind of anemic, though. Lots of room in the back if you pulled the seats for camping, etc.
- Comment on Home Ownership is Just One Persons Fight Against Water 6 days ago:
Expensive is digging out foundations to put in weeping tile and a sump.
I swear, you could have a house on top of the biggest rock in the Atacama Desert, and water would still find a way to get into the basement.
- Comment on Proxmox server monitoring 6 days ago:
I use the HACS integration in Home Assistant. Then I can build automation based on events to notify, restart VMs, etc.
- Comment on What Calendar and To Do solution do you recommend? 1 week ago:
The AIO container is pretty effortless to run.
- Comment on Proton Mail Discloses User Data Leading to Arrest in Spain 1 week ago:
“Nobody’s going to jail for you” is pretty much the way to think about any cloud privacy service. They may not keep logs unless they’re required to, but in the end, they will comply to stay in business.
- Comment on Another Gluetun appreciation post 1 week ago:
I’m not sure how well docker-in-docker would work via portainer. Maybe it does, I’ve not tried it.
I would just do it from a folder you set up yourself and drop the docker-compose.yml in it, and go. If you want to share your dockercompose I can see if I notice a problem. I remember having to get over a couple issues at the time, but it’s been a while and can’t remember them offhand.
I think NC is worth setting up, but YMMV.
- Comment on Lithium-free sodium batteries exit the lab and enter US production 1 week ago:
faraday.ac.uk/…/Faraday_Insights_11_FINAL.pdf (bottom of last column on page 3)
This article is saying 93% but I thought I’d seen 97 somewhere. Might have been marketing bullshit. Though this paper is 3 years old now, so there’s been time for improvement. What hits the market right now may not be up to that number either, so I wouldn’t disbelieve 65% either.
- Comment on A conversation with my wife 1 week ago:
That’s as much bullshit as the comment you’re replying to. Jfc
- Comment on Another Gluetun appreciation post 1 week ago:
What’s your issue with NC AIO? Maybe I can help, I’ve been running it since nearly inception.
- Comment on Kagi silently removed all references to Google's index from their website 1 week ago:
Maybe they should buy some T-shirts to advertise their non-affiliation.
- Comment on Lithium-free sodium batteries exit the lab and enter US production 1 week ago:
97% RTe from what I’ve heard.
- Comment on Lithium-free sodium batteries exit the lab and enter US production 1 week ago:
Since they say they’re putting them out from 48V to 800V, 48V is what most inverter systems use, so I imagine they’re targetting that size for “consumers” at the single-house PV system size. If the cycle counts and low temperature charging characteristics come true, they will be popular.
American manufacturers like this like to shoot themselves in the foot by pricing their new and innovative battery technology at the datacenter customer size, find out they have no market, use up all their capital, then sell the tech to a big Chinese company like BYD or CATL. So once they’ve complete this lifecycle, I’d expect a couple more years before they’re readily available to actual consumers. Probably expect to see them then at about LFP prices, like $90/kWh wholesale price.
- Comment on Google Search is getting even worse for independent sites 1 week ago:
1995-2010 were the halcyon days. I miss the shit out of the web back then. And I’ve been around long enough that I set up some of the first mail relays and usenet mirrors when I was a teen, besides having one of the largest BBSs in Canada.
- Comment on Windows 10 reaches 70% market share as Windows 11 keeps declining 2 weeks ago:
2000 was a security mess. Worked well though.
- Comment on Tesla Exodus Continues As Top HR Exec Leaves After Brutal Job Cuts 2 weeks ago:
What do you think HRs job is? To protect the employee?
- Comment on Best Linux Distro For Playing On Steam? 2 weeks ago:
Nobara works well.
- Comment on YouTube Tests Showing Ads When You Pause a Video, Calls it ''Pause Ads'' 2 weeks ago:
It’ll get there. They’re boiling the frog. If you’ll pay now to get rid of ads, you’ll pay more to get rid of them when they show up, until you can’t pay more and then you’ll watch the ads.
- Comment on Generative AI could soon decimate the call center industry, says CEO 2 weeks ago:
Dammit, you probably aren’t wrong…
We’re doomed.
- Comment on Generative AI could soon decimate the call center industry, says CEO 2 weeks ago:
Will the AI not hang up on me when I ask it a question that’s going to take a long time to resolve and fuck up it’s service metrics?
I’ve gone through like 3 service reps in a single problem because the call mysteriously drops after I outline the issue. “Could you hold please?” — click
- Comment on HashiCorp joins IBM to accelerate multi-cloud automation 2 weeks ago:
Well, you knew that was coming from the licensing changes.
- Comment on Nextcloud Hub 8 is now available 2 weeks ago:
On the plugins, I couldn’t say, I’ve not used those plugins. I do use ones like Gpoddersync, Recipes and Snappymail with no issues. I did try that Forms plugin and it was a bag of shit. Never had issues with the client, but I’ve only used it on Windows once, every other system its on is Linux, but it’s been solid.
In the Docker All-in-One, the Collabra Suite integration is flawless and I have several people using it on my server. Performance is snappy, especially with a few recent updates. I highly recommend the AIO, after having used NC in baremetal, NextcloudPi, Docker, it’s the least maintenance and best update experience by far.
- Comment on Post Office executive denies cover-up over Horizon back door 2 weeks ago:
I’ll just bet she does. Someone or several someones deserve to be in prison for a long time.
- Comment on ByteDance prefers TikTok shutdown in US if legal options fail, sources say 2 weeks ago:
Yah yah, sure sure.
- Comment on Nextcloud Hub 8 is now available 2 weeks ago:
Well, every project ends up finding things that aren’t as easy as they may have thought, or chooses after the fact to devote the time to other things. I could cherry pick decade old features from every long-lived project, like KDE or Gnome and say that makes them worthless. They patently aren’t worthless, and anyone that wants to criticize is welcome to file a bug and follow through on the fix. Most bugs don’t get fixed because people won’t follow up.
I’m happy with where they’ve gone overall, it fits a lot of my needs that I’d have to use something like Google or Microsoft instead, so it’s annoying as shit to see every person that can’t be arsed to put in the time to get it working properly for the things it does well to shit on it every. goddamn. time. it’s. name. shows. up gets on my last nerve.
- Comment on Nextcloud Hub 8 is now available 3 weeks ago:
Every fucking Nextcloud post is covered with people shitting on this opensource project that is hugely popular and works well for a lot of use cases.
If you don’t like and can’t get it working right, then don’t use it. But maybe keep your bitching to yourselves so the rest of us can discuss it.
- Comment on Windows 11 Start menu ads are now rolling out to everyone 3 weeks ago:
Chocolatey’s saving grace is that it’s third party. IDK how well it’s maintained and expanded, it’s been some time since I used it and there wasn’t much on it when I did.
- Comment on Windows 11 Start menu ads are now rolling out to everyone 3 weeks ago:
"All you have to do is set some flags in GPO policy editor and relogin the first time and every time there’s an update. Easy"
- some Windows fanboi probably
- Comment on Windows 11 Start menu ads are now rolling out to everyone 3 weeks ago:
I feel angry when I have to hunt down the installer for an application under Windows, and then know I have to go find it again later to update it. I have no clue how I got by without a package manager on Windows. Though if they had one, you have to know it would be complete intrusive dogshit about 5 minutes into its existence.