i don’t think ISO 8601 allows slashes.

but: you are right, and i was not aware: many countries use the / for dates: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_country i thought this was a USA thing… thanks for the hint!

lmftfy: american nerd detected

ISO 8601

YYYY-MM-DD

i agree with you, that it’s not good for the environment. how bad is it exactly?

has someone numbers for this? how does a classical cawler + search + stackoverflow compare to a simple ai question/answer and the proportionate training effort? how much is the co2 output for a day of heavy vibe coding compare to this?

how does this co2 output compare to a flight/car drive?

also cool air can not hold as much humidity as warm air. this means that the water (of the warm air in your attic) might condensate in your attic, so stuff might start to get rusty or moldy.

i could not find a English source, but according to the German wikipedia using a stove top kettle on a gas stove is the cheapest option:

Für das Jahr 2019 ergeben sich in Deutschland[7] für den Gasherd 1,59 ct pro Liter (Gaspreis: 6,34 ct pro kWh, Wirkungsgrad: 38 %[8]) und für den Wasserkocher 3,3 ct pro Liter (mittl. Haushalt-Strompreis: 30,85 ct pro kWh, Effizienz: 89 %[8]). Auch bei Wirkungsgraden von 30 bis 40 % für Gasherde[9] hatte Gas stets einen Preisvorteil.

Zum Vergleich liegt die Effizienz einer Ceran-Kochplatte zum Erhitzen von 1 Liter Wasser um 80 Kelvin bei 56 %.[8]

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasserkocher#Leistung_und_Effizienz

I’ve also heard that using a stove top kettle on induction electric stove is as energy efficient as a normal electric kettle.

Why do you prefer to use a normal kettle?

do you already have monitoring solution for your vps? maybe prometheus/altermanager and the node_exporter?

otherwise i join the forgejo praise, and also enjoy etherpad (self hosted (limited) google doc)

how do you handle backups? recommendation: borg

but then it should be “restricted” at top, and not “corporate”?

doesn’t the print irritate your skin?

don’t let you intimidate by fancy camera gear or fancy locations. everyone can make okayish photos when they have top notch cameras and a great location.

the interesting part is to take everyday situations and a simple camera and still being able to create good photos!

social media influencer get expensive gear for free to show and tell how good and fancy it is, and what you can accomplish with it. nobody will post a good photo create by a potato camera and be proud of it. they also get holidays for free. but let assure you good photos don’t need expensive gear or fancy locations.

find the special things in everyday life!

how do you buy stuff online? do you read reviews on the big shopping platforms?

back in the day reviews were a good and honest way to find out if a product is usable. the idea was that normal people do honest reviews and other people can use that as a guidance.

this was probably true for some years, until the system got rigged: users were payed to take bad reviews offline, or users are payed to post good reviews. simple products with good reviews got exchanged with cheap complex products, so the reviews seemed to be for that product.

what you see is one part of this system: a seller is asking you to do free advertisement for them.

i think this is the correct question to ask. did you just create ~/.local/bin folder? you can look at the end of ~/.profile that this will only be added to $PATH if the folder exists.

the easiest way is to log out and log in (no restart necessary!)

otherwise you can also execute source ~/.profile and then yt-dlp should be available.

the chmod +x tip from the other comments could also be necessary!

not giving a fuck

still giving to much fucks, but at least i’m tying

thanks for the detailed answer!

what is the use case for cloudflare?

is it still self hosting if you use an external service like that?

maybe the installation is simple, but the whole thing is still a beast and has tons of different services and does a lot of stuff. i prefer forgejo because of it’s simplicity (still not super easy) and it takes less resources.

this only works if both have the same energy consumption.

this is probably not the case, so you also have to measure the energy consumption and then adapt the measured time accordingly.

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It works fine with heise.de, and is worth a try on other pages, too.

I’m a big fan of mikrotik: Simple no bullshit devices, and OpenWrt is support on most of them, see https://toh.openwrt.org/

what a coincidence. i saw one, too :-)

i think it was an european robin, but i’m not 100% sure.