Notices by ada ada the sauce (adasauce@radical.town)

can anyone recommend a decent coffee grinder that won't break the bank, and will do consistent grinds for espresso?

@ajroach42 working on legitimatizing my home server stack. just installed a rack, UPS, and configuring the router to have an emergency fallback connection incase of isp blackout.

that and working with @ln and @uint8_t to build a power delivery solution for an open source clustered storage project.

looking for a #selfhosted & #FOSS version of uptime robot / pingdom.

3 features:
configure any number of URLs to hit
expose a simple web UI with latest status
get email alerts when there are changes

any ideas?

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As far as static site generators go, Pelican is fucking sick.

Really interesting that the last year the devs have been adding more polish and usablity features to the importers and dev server.

Great for going beyond simple blogs into actually organizing information and having layouts & embedded HTML.

#python #webdev

lets get down to tacks, which is it really? :chick_magic:

[ ] leviosa
[ ] leviosah

I want to #selfhost a fully standalone + offline cache of web + ebook content with a search engine on top.

While our home "DC" was up and online during most of the hurricane, we lost internet connection and couldn't look up a lot of things online that we take for granted.

I want to fix that, anyone out there familiar with the space? or know what #FOSS projects are best to glue this stuff together?

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👵 what are you doing on your computer?
:blobexclaim: whats a computer?
👵 wHaTs A cOmPuTeR

yall CWs are a drug, SHOW MORE

unfortunately i can't even help clicking the ones i know are triggering.

> visit a site to grab an image
> right click
> massive full screen modal
> "CONTENT COPYRIGHTED. ACCESS FORBIDDEN"

> crawl and scrape entire website into a super duper illegal tar.gz

🚔 what's that noise at the door? 👮♀️

wondering why the majority of profiles I run into around mastodon are vehemently against #cryptocurrency .

did it do something bad? 🤔
or am I the baddie? :blobexclaim:

What does everyone think of License Zero[0]?

Is anyone out there using it effectively?

They seem to have a neat a la carte license model to tack on commercial restrictions and pretty easy integration with decent end user UX.

[0] https://licensezero.com/

Today's paper boiled down :chick_science_ohno:

- It's more efficient to schedule dynamic scientific workloads dynamically than to cram a dynamic workload into a static scheduler.

- Use multiple relevant properties of the task to calculate a weight.

- Before assigning a task to a compute unit, re-calculate the weight of the tasks again based on the whole workflow's deadline.

- Re-use compute units (even if idle) where the cost (t) of resultant data transfer is higher than saving it to persistent storage and deploying it to a new node.

- I promise we're not sponsored by Amazon, but they're the only cloud provider we used in our simulations for cost and time modeling.

A deduplication scheme that can reduce any file to 2 bits.

By removing all the redundant 1s and 0s and only storing each value once per file, our research team has achieved unprecedented file compression ratios.

milk-free peanut butter ice cream is :1000: better than any milk based ones.