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available for 2 weeks..

I installed it on a VM for a quick look and promising so far.

great work guys!

thanks google for bringing this handy looking extension to my attention!

The current Australian govt ruling party are a bunch of scumbags. Google is not much better.

thanks! I missed that, yes now it makes sense, and is in the right ballpark.

A simple "back of the envelope" power use calculation of the possible power use of the bitcoin network, using the total hash rate from https://www.coinwarz.com/mining/bitcoin/hashrate-chart ( 151.55 EH/s ) and assuming all Antminer S19 (110 TH/s for 3250 watts)

gives me a total power use of 0.00445 TWH which is very different to the 121 TWH on the cbeci site.. even given the efficiency range of mining gear (like if spread of included hw included stuff 10 x less efficient), cooling systems etc, what am I missing? I dont do these power calculations often so have a left a parameter out?

is this stating the "meme complex" idea using a different analogy?

A colo company could change the locks or pull the cable if coming under comparable legal pressure. Depending on the colo company?

I'm surprised that Guerrilla Mail havent at least put a temporary status web page up on their domain yet though..

Now go stick some Dell servers in a colocation joint and run the numbers again :-)

find me a 55 inch monitor for $1000 AUD to use as my TV (with dedicated HTPC) and I'll be all over it..

"why are they spending so much time on guillotine web sites"?

let us compare this with the case of Vorayuth Yoovidhya and Wichian Klanprasert

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Wichian_Klanprasert

The scripts still run, my ancient (1st or 2nd gen) Raspberry Pi gets 0.54 seconds for the multi .. 6 benchmark

https://thenib.com/mister-gotcha/ :-)

It's exactly because of this kind of stuff I replaced my kindle with a Kobo when it wore out.

A tabular, instantly updating set of information is one I'm frequently discussing with groups of people online, it is ridiculously handy even with the overhead of a web browser slowing things down, if it's updating live. Of course a secure and easy to set up way to do it without the browser would be great as well.

as utilised by Stringer Bell in The Wire

"First, you work all month, and then you give half of the money to those who couldn't work."

fixed the wording for you.

Since it has the GTUBE you are intentionally making an email that will get bounced almost everywhere so you may as well not send it.

Do we have a non-Murdoch propaganda machine source for this article?

Yes FB is bad, but the Murdoch press is not a reliable source.

my first thought was "if it's self hosted, don't I have to index the entire internet first before I use it..?"

.. before I read it's actually a frontend/proxy to google, not a separate thing. This is fine, but the seems a bit misleading to me.

yes, SUCK.COM was awesome.

it's not perfect, but I had a positive experience recently creating a small web site with Publii:

https://getpublii.com/

so do people who proudly crow that they didn't watch GoT get rewarded with little gold stars or something?

Perhaps they should step back and see what the successful healthcare system (read: longer lifespan) countries outside the USA do ..

How does this compare against S3QL? Does it do multithreaded compression when backing up?

So far S3QL is the least worst of all these deduplicating/compressing/encrypting backup solutions I have tried, but I havent tried borgbackup. Despite it's stated focus on cloud object storage, S3QL also works great on NFS and local filesystems as a target as well.. and sshfs..

Looks great, except the search seems very limited.

this is possibly the real reason why the right wing press are/have been banging the brexit drum so hard.. tax havens...

There are lots of laws in Thailand that are sporadically, selectively, unevenly or not at all enforced.

The TM30 foreign resident laws in Thailand were put on the books in 1979 but they only decided to start enforcing them (albeit extremely inconsistently) in the last few months.

if it is a good design, this is a positive feature.. constantly breaking a good UI just to be hip and cool is not. I'm not against new designs if they bring improvements to the table, but mindless bandwagon jumping is a waste of time.