Yes, it requires hardware

Meshtastic

Not when are you listening, but what

The children will be so safe and happy

I think webassembly will come out on top as preferred runtime because of this, and the sandboxing.

There’s a forked ufw specifically to solve docker’s issues. (1)

But yes, docker + ufw is something to be carefull about.

UFW is an interface to a subset of iptables.

There’s things iptables can do that UFW can’t. Nothing that UFW does, is impossible to do with iptables.

By why might one use UFW I hear you wonder? Convenience.

If you already master the art of iptables, no reason to learn UFW instead.

The ampersand means the parent program doesn’t have to wait for autostart.sh to finish. It is not part of the filename.

Idem, I default to debian on server and Xubuntu on laptop.

“In the name of our Lord I implore thee to embrace Linux Mint. For it is a software that shall free thy computer from its earthly shackles and grant thee access to infinite knowledge of the cosmos.”

Matthew 23:23

As a start, you can use opensnitch to see what connections it makes.

DVD player and a library card

there’s no such rule

Syngas, a mixture of CO and H2

It’s university press department stuff. That’s always shitty pop-science communication.

Then again, it works, as people post that to fora, instead of the actual research. And popularity, not quality, of work brings grants.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetogen is a more promising technology in my opinion. It also does not require high pressures or temperatures, has been proven to scale to tons of co2, and uses much less energy than this paper.

This paper has the advantage of not needing a high concentration of co2 in the air. But on the other hand, such sources are readily available as a by-product of industry.

Depends on your personal connections.

Aand, it’s gone.

the EU would contribute €50 billion with the rest pledged by “providers, investors and industry.”

make our own production more competitive and enable better salaries overall.

That’s the topic of this post: due to it’s central steering EU became technologically (and in a few decades economically) irrelevant. It doesn’t know how to make 21st century things. Tarrifs don’t help with that problem, au contraire. Nor does a national social security system. The latter does make sure that everyone’s quality of life degrades about equally fast.

That I know, I live in Belgium.

I wonder what successful capitalisation of that would look like?