I recently bought 18kg of rice hulls thinking “I’ll always need rice hulls”. The next batch I made didn’t need any hulls, seems the maltster uses a coarser crush now…

This was recently covered in detail on my favourite YouTube channel. Such great content, check it out: https://youtu.be/SVoo3tcYdr8

But then if a candidate paid for the by-election they would be paying for voting officials, counters, etc and that can easily lead to all sorts of wrong doing. No wonder Farage’s offer to pay was turned down

Cons: some knowledge of Docker is required A static IP is helpful but not a requirement If your ISP uses gcnat then that’s a problem. Using a residential IP isn’t great for reputation

Pros: It’s a very well thought out system Very few bugs Excellent documentation Includes spam protection, webmail and a bunch of other features itjustworks

I self hosted email for years and it did take a fair bit of maintenance. Since moving to Mailcow all I have to do is keep it updated (subscribe to their telegram channel for updates) and that’s it. It’s never broken or needed maintenance other than that.

Mailcow is great and is completely free

It’s a bit flowery for my taste.

The dentist is still heavily discounted though

The feranick fork works just fine, even on kernel v7

Mailcow is excellent!

Rogue One is my favourite Star Wars film by a long way. Andor is the icing on the cake. I’m so glad you enjoyed them!

Yet somehow Scandinavia manages just fine with their heat pumps

This is quite a strange comment to see as there isn’t a single house in the UK that doesn’t have an electric kettle in it.

Obviously the blue part is the land

You can use it for blurring your background on your camera

Gen V is very much anti-alt right

Exactly. Spirits can kill you and you have to try reeeaally hard with beer

The corporation was bought by k1 capital. The foundation and therefore the open source version will always be free

They still push out firmware updates for devices first releases decades ago (eg rb433 from 2008. Wireless performance has improved but it’s still not quite there yet, mostly in the area of signal strength. Personally I don’t mind that with the ability to configure things in minute detail (if you want to). Superb hardware reliability and just all round great.

Install home assistant on it