Only thing with welding over plumber, HVAC and electrician is they are likely going to be needed at a specific location ie industrial plant, construction or automotive stuff they may or may not be in that town and he has to travel to get there.

Is there a feature to block these sites that I am unaware of?

Amazon sells used thinkpads other than general age of the hardware love mine that I got for about $300

Maybe not for every room but I have been using moca over coax and it is way faster and more reliable than Ethernet over power.

I believe it’s because software managing batteries needs to calibrate voltages to understand how charged a battery is. Fully power cycling allows, for example, your phone to understand what 100, 0 and everything in-between.

This is a desicion each Lemmy instance can make. ideally you join smaller grassroots instances that have privacy values and you won’t have to worry

Yep each windows version conveniently has higher specs than the last but I can run the latest xubuntu on anything made in the last 20 years

They’ve had one for quite a while. My original Google pixel had the option to enable when on unknown wifi ie coffee shops and such. While it provides no value and even negative value for you guys here I can see how it’d be useful for places where you don’t trust the network you are on. But that also means you have to trust Google 🤣

If you are building software where the customer is the deployer being flexible on what database can be used is a pretty big step. Without it could turn off potential customers that have already existing infastructure.

My guess is it’ll vary instance by instance. You have to get on Google’s radar to start search your content.

Surviving adhd’er does a “spot” count if my keys are always attached to my pants?

https://xkcd.com/927/

Just happened on sh.itjust.works and we booted them https://sh.itjust.works/post/381489

I believe the nodejs fiasco is what prompted this comic?https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theregister.com/AMP/2016/03/23/npm_left_pad_chaos/

To add to this is it’s harder to read code than it is to write so write simple code so that when you come back to it you can understand.

Weird seems to work on sh.itjust.works? Anyone else confirm?