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@senj@surf.cyberspace.club drop street view, imagine living there and not wanting to kill yourself: level impossible
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"Re-compressing ZFS datasets used by incus" https://agren.cc/p/zfs-recompression/
looks like #codeberg is down? https://status.codeberg.org/status/codeberg @codebergstatus@social.anoxinon.de
"Sedan 2017 har bredbandspriset i hyresrätter ökat med hela 70 %, att jämföra med endast 5 % i bostadsrätter. Den stora skillnaden beror på att fastighetsägare ofta utnyttjar sin monopolställning genom att ta ut dolda avgifter från bredbandsleverantörer – kostnader som i slutändan hamnar på din faktura. Det fungerar i praktiken som en dold hyreshöjning." https://bredbandsupproret.se/
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@syhr@mastodon.art in my experience Organic Maps is better than Google Maps for navigation but worse for "finding stuff", so I usually just end up finding addresses to places in some other way, through searching online for example. If it's repeatedly frustrating you can of course just add the place you want to OpenStreetMap and it will show up in the app after a month or so.
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for an all-apple shop, it might make sense to set up content caching https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/intro-to-content-caching-depde72e125f/web -- as I understand it, it requires an apple computer (big surprise), but you can apparently set it up to act as a local cache server inside the network
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@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe this article links to https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/05/31/freebsd-tips-and-tricks-native-ro-rootfs/ which made me wonder, how do you stop /var for example from filling up ram when it's tmpfs? Do you just set "size" in fstab?