How did you get your drive temps into home assistant?

*Deutschland wird schmelzen 🥲

Ouch, I will defenelty check on the system temps once I get home. Although I can’t really shut the whole thing off, maybe I can at least spin down the drive pool and kill all containers relying on that.

I hobestly don’t know how much of this temperature is the server and how much is just it beeing in a badly ventilated spot under the ceiling.

I don’t really do disk spindown as they are active most of the time anyways (Zfs spends most of the time scrubbing).

This is less about the increase during the last 24 hours and more about the current temp+expected increase.

Pff, love my 7 pro. Not having that holepunch looks soo pleasing. I wish I could find a morern phone witht that.

Similarly (for Germany & Austria at least) there is also Thalia who offer DRM-free mp3-downloads of audiobooks - for purchase or through a subscription similar to audible.

(Note that this is not your next-door bookstore and quite a big chain not without controversies)

Compared to (my impression of) north America I think there are some contributing factors:

• Less sprawl: Bakeries are usually in a town/neighborhood (which has more nature compared to the US, therefore also more insects) and not surrounded by a huge parking lot where no wasps would live. There are also many neigbouhring properties with different owners/occupants. So their nest might nor be on your property or even somewhere where you’d be able to locate it.
• (more) indipendent shops: I see waaaay less wasps in the baked good section in supermarkets here as well. Bakeries are usually not huge so it is just a short distance for the wasps to fly in a confinded space. Bakeries are also not usually airconditioned which would probably irritate wasps.
• conservation laws: Wasps are considerd a protected species in Germany and catching, harming or killing them without a proper reason can carry a fine of up to 5-65k€ depending on the kind of wasp and the state. In general wasp nests can only be moved by professional and licenced exterminators (and they only do it when necessary, like the nest being near a kindergarten or in an occupied builduing).

States the information is in cleartext but then explains how everything is encrypted (in transit).

That’s not how I understood it. The message context is allways encrypted in transit (using a novel encryption scheme). The auth_key_id however is not encrypted. And that can be used to track users as it is s(semi-)static.

Those are beverages (cider snd water respectively), I am unsure how you got to non-beverages?

Had those standing around, although I am not enirely sure the metal one isn’t coated.

So this study only applies to glass bottles with plastic painted metal caps? Not unpainted metal caps or full plastic ones?

Not in my experience, no. That’s why I am surprised.

And if you are wonder why I didn’t just go to BestBuy, I live in a car-centric city and I don’t have easy access to a car, and carrying big electronics in public transit is just asking for someone to mug you.

Is that actually an issue in the US?

You can get them for way less though (esp. used).

Wefwef?

But I like shitposts!? Thats like half the reason I’m on social media.

What is the context here?

They keep humans as livestock.

I have been developing plugins for dynamics 365 crm for the last few years and have never heard of x++. Plugins for the crm are developed in c#/.NET 4.6.2.

The only x++ reference I could find in the Microsoft documentation with a quick search was referencing the finance and operations apps. So there seems to be some variance in the products.

Toothpicks would probably be too thick.