miunau

I suggest reading James Muldoon's "Love Machines" for a thorough answer to your question.

Helsinki has many DCs connected to the district heating network, but it isn't realistic in places that don't have an existing network as creating one in the first place is a huge political/nimby issue. Amsterdam has been trying and failing for years.

this is for teams where you don't want to create passwords or keep track of ssh keys for everyone by hand. it greatly simplified our server usage as we can simply ssh user@machine and it just works. you can create access controls for it as well.

You're correct, with Realtek AC97 devices the resampling used to sound absolutely horrendous. Like they picked the worst possible algo. It's not as big of an issue these days though.

Compressors destroy dynamic range. The idea is to normalize, not limit.

This is solved by using dvh (or svh) instead of 100% for height in the CSS.

How did you find Ulysses, was it a good read for you?

There are no financial or career incentives to optimise existing, working things in these institutions. The structures which these large companies use are for people working on new things, so that's what we get. Making office faster doesn't create headlines, but a new product that does the same thing somehow will.

We've used the Tado system with a central boiler and smart radiator knobs for a few years. It's worked fine and hooks up to Home Assistant and can do the things you describe. I'm sure there are some alternatives.

Yeah, there are loads of cables, converters etc. that I can't get even from Amazon. Aliex has been the only place.

Why not start supporting Asahi financially, if you aren't already?