I was reading through hoping they'd show they'd considered the impact on life, but nope. Two to three volts doesn't sound a lot, but if you're a small creature living half in brine it might be a big deal.
Plus the change in the sand that is the whole point, as you say.
I've just had a quick poke around, and you can load up other people's work - there's a massive variety which shows just how much is in this simulation program.
You can load up simulations with the bottom-left icon, then hit the pause button that's bottom right to start them off. If any talk about "sparking" they mean use the SPRK tool to put electricity in the thing they're talking about - you can search for SPRK using the search tool above the pause button, or find it under the Electronics menu (second one in that right-hand side with the plug icon).
Is your point that this source doesn't back up the Mary Somerville etymology or just an FYI?
Either way, the quote taught me about the word sciolist - a person who pretends to be knowledgeable and well informed so thanks.
I think all of the communities would rather have something more than just a bare link. I'm not sure why you're responding with such indignation, to be honest, it was a perfectly reasonable suggestion, politely made.
I think it's been cropped into a square at some point (maybe for a preview image) and here we are.
Yeah, I was agreeing. I'll reword my post to make myself clear.
Federation like that sounds perfect, and would definitely help out for the current situation I see where projects are officially on, say, Gitlab but still accept pull requests on GitHub. I'm sure that involves some annoying manual process (although should be less hassle than the code review!)
Thanks, I didn't want to have to read the article to find that out.
In return, did you know that in Lemmy you can put two spaces at the end of the line to not start a new paragraph?
E - Emmy
G - Grammy
O - Oscar
T - Tony
Hmm, getting origin servers to expose themselves this way is a clever hack. As noted, any bad actors probably already know this trick to bypass Cloudflare/whatever anti-DDOS layer.
As a fix, I guess you can either send your server's outgoing connections through a proxy/VPN or use your hosting company's firewall to block all non-Cloudflare inbound traffic.
“I like/don’t like the name Teasmade”
Anyone who says that is wrong. I'm happy this instance won't be quackhouse though! Also, Lemmy doesn't have anything to migrate content and we've lost enough already to do it on purpose.
These are really consistent, do you print them yourself?