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- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 1 week ago:
But to the extent you do buy, it is nice to know.
For example, even for an open hardware design, you need to buy parts.
But some things are either possible, but already nicely packaged by someone else (my opengarage I could have built, but it was well worth it to buy). A video doorbell I don’t see good open designs for, so the “part” is the doorbell itself. A bed cooler has open designs, but they call on you to basically buy a donor commercial product to use for parts.
- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 1 week ago:
Ok, time for me to market my new eSpoon. It requires Internet and a subscription fee. It lets your health insurance company know your food intake and lets Google know your favorite foods.
- Comment on Wendy’s to close hundreds of restaurants as struggling customers cut back on dining out 10 months ago:
So I just went to do a roughly like to like comparison.
So the mainstream burger at Wendy’s is currently about 5.69 where I live.
I can get the supplies needed to make about 6 equivalent burgers for about 25, so about 4.17 a burger. Mostly because beef is pretty expensive right now.
Realistically speaking i would cook something other than burgers, but closest to like.
I suspect pricing out salads would be crazy more in favor of grocery, since Wendy’s charges a lot for salads.
- Comment on Fresh Proxmox install w/ full disk encryption—so install Debian first, then Proxmox on top? 1 year ago:
You can use one of a few ways to use the TPM to auto decrypt on boot without passphrase. Systems crypt enroll is my favorite.
- Comment on Fresh Proxmox install w/ full disk encryption—so install Debian first, then Proxmox on top? 1 year ago:
Because it says to do so?
Proxmox uses Debian as the OS and for several scenarios it says do Debian to get that done and just add the proxmox software. It’s managing qemu kvm on the normal Debian kernel…