I’ve heard that one set of nerves registers the ouchies from heat, and a separate set of nerves registers the ouchies from the lead poisoning… So you actually get hellfire ouchies instead of them cancelling out.

Cbat, obviously

An entire loaf of French bread from the super market and a sobe (at least back when sobe existed)

Imo, it’s worth getting to the end at this point… You’re already past the worst. Brandon Sanderson finished the series and if he does anything well it’s building an avalanche of a climax.

I have 2 heltec v3 nodes, I setup an encrypted channel between them… I can get good distance but I have a very good network run by others in the area that I piggy back on.

If you have line of sight you can go pretty far

I don’t really have much of a use case though, it’s just playing around with the tech for fun.

Meshtastic can do this, and leverage other nodes as relays.

Call JG Wentworth! 877-CASH-NOW!!!

Someone call Suzume

Ok, now in Pokerap order!

The SpaceOrb 360

It’s a 6-axis controller I used for space flight sims (like Descent)

I migrated from a mix of proxmox, hyper-V, bare metal, and Synology hosted docker onto a full k8s cluster.

It is much easier to manage now, including adding or replacing nodes. Including a rebuild of the cluster from 7 rpis onto 7 elite desk mini PCs. (From arm to x86 and from Debian to Talos)

But it wasn’t a small process either.

You’ll have to deploy your k8s cluster, learn how to host the services you want (using a load balancer, dns setup, cluster IPs, etc), and setting up a storage provider (I use NFS to my Synology share, not the fastest or most secure but easiest)

And then you’ll need to migrate your services off the old hardware onto the cluster one by one… Which means learning docker and k8s and how they work together.

There are some things that I cannot host on the cluster like zwave2mqtt which requires a physical location centralized in my house and access to a USB zwave adapter. So even then not quite 100% ended up on the cluster, it runs on docker on an rpi though. (Technically you can do this if you pin the container to a single host and pass through the USB device, but I didn’t see a reason for it.)

But, service upgrades, adding new services now that I’m used to it is very easy… Expanding compute is also pretty easy. So maintenance has gone down a bunch. But it was also a decent amount of work and learning to get there.

K8s is relatively specialized knowledge compared to the general computer literate population that knows how computers generally work… So in terms of someone being able to take over your work, if they already know k8s, then it would be reasonably easy. If they don’t but are savvy enough to learn it would take a bit but not be too bad. If someone doesn’t already know their way around Linux and a terminal, it would probably not be possible for them to pick it up in a reasonable amount of time though.

Buy/collect used books off students after they finish the course… Remove the ink, resell undercutting him by a ton and make a huge profit!

This is the point… The meme works on 2 levels.

Lay people will assume because the angle isn’t 90, that it will annoy perfectionists. But this is false.

It does still annoy perfectionists, but for the reasons you describe, not the reasons lay people assume.

This makes the meme funnier.

All Rush. All the time. No exceptions.

What do you think of the arduboy?

With sidewalk, weave, and other networks similar popping up, how long until TVs send telemetry through your neighbors Ring doorbell, whether you hook them up to the Internet or not? Or does this happen already?

Grape Nuts… But substitute milk with Egg Nog.