Hmm could be a nice way to get the 5% cash back I get on aws/amazon via my business amex on other sites, depending on how the transaction is processed…

Just use a static site generator and write your posts in Markdown

I only 3-2-1 my photos and configs. No need to back up my Linux isos

Yeah I was about to ask what these have on normal radio

How long does it normally take them to restock?

Kagi (a paid search engine) has a “fediverse forums” filter option.

Oh man Thorin was PISSED haha

Just an FYI, but this domain appears to be on HaGeZi’s Badware Hoster Blocklist

Edit: ah, I see now. Its a free webhost so there may be badware hosted elsewhere on it

How is qobuz’s music recommendation? I’ve been wanting to get off of spotify, but I listen to a lot of niche music and spotify’s recommendation engine still allows me to discover new music. I also scrobble all my plays to last.fm and listenbrainz, but I don’t think either of them have the userbase to get me the recommendations I need

Gonna detect a lot of sharks in that case https://slate.com/technology/2014/08/shark-attacks-threaten-google-s-undersea-internet-cables-video.html

Gadgetbridge supports pebble

Regarding charging - I charge my huawei watch fit 3 (that I got for like $150) every 2 weeks or so

I probably will end up getting the pebble as it appears I can interact with it on home assistant. Rough that I may have to wait till December though, it looks like

Lol, fml. Guess I’m buying a Repebble.

If it’s open source, could someone potentially develop an app for it to control devices in home assistant? Would love to be able to control my room lights from my watch, and don’t think it’s possible on my Xiaomi watch fit 3 connected to gadgetbridge.

I recognize that there would also need to be work done in the app to support this as the watch only supports BLE

Price seems kinda steep for a device that doesn’t have sleep/SpO2/Stress and HRV tracking capabilities

Thanks for the response!

I personally haven’t rolled a k8s or k3s cluster, so it’s always felt a bit abstract to me. I probably should though, to demystify it to myself in my work environment.

Complex is definitely what I have noticed when I see my devops team PR into the ingress directories.

I guess the abstract issue I see, that ties in to the meme i shared above, is that sometimes around deploys where we get blips of 503/4’s and we appear to be unable to track them down. Is it the load balancer? Ingress? Kong? The fact that there is so many layers make infra issues rough to debug

Honestly, a lot of the time I don’t understand why a lot of businesses use k8s.

At my company especially, we know almost exactly what our traffic will look like from 9am-5pm. We don’t really need flexible scaling, yet we still use it because the technology is hyped. Similar to cloud, we certainly don’t need to be spending as much as we do, but since everyone else is on or migrating to the cloud, we are as well.

Was about to post the same thing

Unfortunately, a lot of them are bad https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/categories/cars/

I’m looking for reading on cars that don’t break when you disable the cellular antenna, but haven’t found much so far.

Even if you disable the antenna, who is to say it doesn’t cache telemetry locally that isn’t just sucked up by the dealer the next time you bring your car in?

Isn’t the much simpler and likely explanation that they know that these models will be way more efficient shortly and won’t need that much compute power?

This efficiency-focused perspective makes more business sense than the pessimistic view that “AI is a nothingburger.” If Microsoft truly believed AI had no future, they wouldn’t have invested so heavily in OpenAI in the first place.

The decision to cancel 1000GW of future builds could simply reflect Microsoft’s confidence that they can achieve their AI goals with less infrastructure due to coming efficiency improvements, rather than a fundamental doubt about AI’s potential.