Thats my favorite!

Awesome glad to see all the work. Its been a very long time since ive done extensions. How do you install the extension? Is it made for firefox/chrome/etc…?

Short answer:

• 80 in summer
• 60 in winter

Long answer: It gets over 110f so we keep it at 80 in the summer. We have double pane windows, a newer ac as well. Somewhat new insulation. Otherwise the power bill is over 1000 a month. Our bill in the winter is around 100ish and mostly gas. We keep the house at 60.

PGE is terrible. It’s a little more than 60c a kilowatt now…

No that’s not a typo on the prices.

This is a good post on where it’s all happening: https://lemmy.ml/post/28824034

Hell yeah! It’s huge.

@elonjet@mastodon.social for those who wish to subscribe.

I try to support publishers that give you the full ebooks like baen library.

Calibre helped me back up my entire amazon library in a way my kobo can now read instead of just kindle. Both are excellent devices, but I wanted a backlight after 7+ years with the same ebook reader. And I’m not about to purchase all those books aain for the privilege of using the kobo bookstore. Plus Calibre makes it so no matter what you get (pdf/ebook/proprietary format) you can get a good old fashion ebook format for future preservation.

https://calibre-ebook.com/

Own your own ebooks. Make sure all devices work with whatever format you need.

yep.

The MITRE Corporation came within a hair’s breadth of running out of its contract to maintain the CVE database

That would have been very bad.

I had to get a new number a couple of years ago. That “fixed” the issue for a long while.

I was able to get some cheap numbers on VOIP so now I give those out to businesses that require a phone number, so that I can kill them if the spam calls start up again. It helps quite a bit. I know some people also use Google Voice to emulate what im talking about.

Honestly, most people dont even call me anymore, they just txt or video call.

The US traditionally has funded quite a few “for the good of the world” programs and aid. At least until recently. Thats a good graph.

How many people do you want on it? If not so many manual registration might be the way.

I think of it as the internet coming to you rather than you going to it.

You subscribe to updates on a website and it intelligently pulls new content/articles. Its pretty neat! Lots of clients such as Outlook/Thunderbird have built in rss support and lots of websites provide them.

Here is one such software Tiny Tiny RSS that I self host (but most dont self host from what I understand).

Get started today (if your interested): https://blog.thunderbird.net/2022/05/thunderbird-rss-feeds-guide-favorite-content-to-the-inbox/

I use it for coding templates. Like build a basic mvc crud then I’ll fill in the blanks.

None of the models are very good at the whole picture, but they save me time. I’ve tried to do more but it just lies about libraries that dont exist.

All it took for me is discord going down for a couple hours a couple of weeks ago. Now about half my friends went to it. All it will take is a small push or down time and they will need their fix somehow lol.

That would explain why the rss was acting up! Thanks for the heads up.

Same.

Oh god Access.

You have my condolences.

We have a couple of those at work. Black boxes that are used.

I’m rebuilding one after it failed on one morning for SQL odbc reasons. And its just a binary that shuffles data around.

Certain client work and some don’t. Jeroba does not work but Firefox does.