I think this is a great article and I hope more people put this into practice.
https://jvns.ca/blog/2020/07/14/when-your-coworker-does-great-work-tell-their-manager/
I've got a Bob and Doug Mckenzie shirt that I wear around Oxford to help expose them to some real culture. 🤣
This is still one of the weirdest camera-and-lens combo I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
#Photography #CameraGear
This is still one of the weirdest camera-an-lens combo I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
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The snippets/puzzles can be found for free on https://www.xorpd.net/pages/xchg_rax/snip_00.html
nostr:npub168303eezkmd40tdp5kvpaapr5uky8s66u6uaexz5qr334ft77jrsvaf0qg I think on-street charging will eventually be ubiquitous in most places.
Anywhere that people park for longer periods of time—home, work, and third places like gyms, libraries, etc—and where there are already street lamps are great candidates for cheap L2 charging retrofits.
Where I live, they just fit the streetlamp with an LED bulb—yes, LED streetlamps have some problems, but they're getting better every year—and that gives those fixtures enough spare wattage for an L2 charger to be installed right inside the pole.
Of course we'll eventually need to expand beyond just adding L2 chargers to street lamps, but in a lot of urban and suburban areas it's a low-cost, high value way to get started and would give a _lot_ more people the ability to charge slowly while parked.
nostr:npub12tyk735v52ju032qahe3k2r520jlsujaem6xr8n0ex6u7eqj0anq59vnqc speaking of which - what is the reason behind alt text being limited to 1000 characters?
nostr:npub1463cytykcesu2zf48s3g3ps608fyfaz7ec2k2ec45x79rmhyet3smq00qn nostr:npub12tyk735v52ju032qahe3k2r520jlsujaem6xr8n0ex6u7eqj0anq59vnqc Yeah, I've found the alt text limit to be too small for describing a lot of images, especially images that have text in them.
Memex was always very interesting to me.
https://filiph.net/text/memex-is-already-here,-it%27s-just-not-evenly-distributed.html #Memex
To get a more accurate number, I set the primarycache property of the dataset I was testing to `metadata` temporarily, before returning it to `all`.
Here's a good demonstration of why you need to disable the read cache when you're benchmarking a ZFS pool. ;p
The results without disabling it certainly make it seem like this mirror made of a couple old consumer drives can really scream.
#Benchmarking #ZFS
