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- Comment on The EU Moves To Kill Infinite Scrolling 2 weeks ago:
I’m on Voyager
- Comment on The EU Moves To Kill Infinite Scrolling 2 weeks ago:
What if I said you’re addicted to the scroll. Your next hit is just one scroll away. Go on, scroll once more!
- Comment on How can I develop software for a PowerPC? 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Australia and EU on verge of striking free trade deal long stalled by beef, parmesan and prosecco 2 weeks ago:
Parmesan is allowed, but not Parmigiano Reggiano, because its not from there.
- Comment on How can I develop software for a PowerPC? 2 weeks ago:
Check out T2 Linux… I see it supports lots of hardware.
- Comment on Australia and EU on verge of striking free trade deal long stalled by beef, parmesan and prosecco 2 weeks ago:
TFW Parma, Feta, Champagne are all places 😆
- Comment on Australia and EU on verge of striking free trade deal long stalled by beef, parmesan and prosecco 2 weeks ago:
Beer, wine, cheese, etc all come from the ingredients and one of those ingredients is usually the water… Which you cannot get the same taste and profile no matter how much you try, unless you’re in the region where it comes from.
Ship it if you want to use it in your cheese
- Comment on Kubernetes for beginers? 2 weeks ago:
Read the book for fun before you do it for fun on a machine.
- Comment on Three Australian millionaires say the nation’s super-rich should face higher taxes 2 weeks ago:
National resources should go in national coffers.
- Comment on Number of Billionaires by Country in 2025 3 weeks ago:
Every billionaire is a sign of failed policy.
- Comment on Installing **self-hostable** services on a cloud server isn't self-hosting ??? 4 weeks ago:
If they can cut you off or go down, then I’d argue it’s not self hosted.
- Comment on Jeff Bezos said the quiet part out loud — hopes that you'll give up your PC to rent one from the cloud 1 month ago:
Plan9
- Comment on I felt so betrayed when I found out Germany isn't called Germany in Germany 1 month ago:
Tedesco
- Comment on Linux Slicer 1 month ago:
PrusaSlicer still works on my 2012 Asus laptop on Ubuntu 22. Use it weekly.
Prusa also works on my nixos 25 machine.
Almost definitely gonna be fine.
- Comment on Australian diet set to worsen as national food policy is drawn up by profit-driven industry, experts warn 2 months ago:
Sell-outs
- Comment on How do you beat post-work floppiness? 3 months ago:
No social media, and series.
Get fucking bored and you’ll wanna do something
- Comment on Australians to get at least three hours a day of free solar power - even if they don’t have solar panels 3 months ago:
Says they’re good for 2-5 years for full daily cycling.
Not bad not super… Pump and turbines still sounds more eco.
- Comment on Australians to get at least three hours a day of free solar power - even if they don’t have solar panels 3 months ago:
But don’t last as long…
- Comment on Australians to get at least three hours a day of free solar power - even if they don’t have solar panels 3 months ago:
Make a business that pumps water up hill for 3 hours and sell it back at night?
- Comment on Mount Gambier woman appears in court charged over damage to city's Cast in Blue sculpture 3 months ago:
Pretty sure the council guys used graffiti removal on those stickers and cooked the paint.
Scrubber would have sufficed.
- Comment on Its a solar powered phone / webserver! Made from a pixel 6a, solar panel, and hopes/dreams. 4 months ago:
Yes send it back to Google and get 100USD for it
- Comment on anyone have a sheet music system/workflow that works? 4 months ago:
PaperlessNGX… Scan it in, then view it on the device of your choice… PDFs. Import from teacher as files if you want.
(I’m not a music guy so maybe I’m off base here)
- Comment on 4 months ago:
Thought it was so much bigger until I saw thoss HDDs 😀
- Comment on Albanese invites Arab 'hypermarket' to compete with Coles and Woolworths 4 months ago:
Sorry, failing to see what the format has to do with different costs for things at different places. The stores have to differentiate to attract customers, so use those differences to your advantage.
- Comment on Albanese invites Arab 'hypermarket' to compete with Coles and Woolworths 4 months ago:
There is not no competition… it’s just lower on “convenience”.
Eg how many places do you spread your weekly shopping?
- Comment on Albanese invites Arab 'hypermarket' to compete with Coles and Woolworths 4 months ago:
In Germany different supermarkets focus on different things, so you can shop around for different things, eg meat, veg, bread, canned at get different ones in different places to make your money go further. Its usually pretty easy cos you don’t need to drive across town to visit 2 or 3 places, but the reluctance to go to >1 places in Australia I think is one big reason why people still get stooged… You have choice, just got to use it… If you say OK its too hard and just get everything at Coles.
Then shut the whining, you made your choice.
- Comment on GitOps for docker compose stacks 5 months ago:
K3s with flux inside. Fun video from a guy with a nice easy repo from goto conference on YouTube. Might be a bit much but… Not sure of anything for compose and gitops
- Comment on Australians soon facing age checks when viewing adult websites 5 months ago:
Where are the Zero-knowledge (zk) implementations of this. It’s possible in crypto land…
- Comment on In Paris it’s normal to raise a family in a three-bedroom apartment. Why aren’t we building more in Australia? 5 months ago:
But its essentially saying you want to imitate a situation of a whole family living in a small apartment in Paris’ center due to high rent costs, again, but in Australia now.
I also live in an apartment with a small family in a large world Metropolis but the reason people pay a lot for the 3 bedroom apartments is not cos of availability but per sqm cost which is more in the cities.
- Comment on In Paris it’s normal to raise a family in a three-bedroom apartment. Why aren’t we building more in Australia? 5 months ago:
Paris is known for small and expensive apartments, some, if not the highest per square meter prices. Why would you want to emulate that?