Plague is pretty easily treated with antibiotics if caught in time. The fact this dude died the same day as he went to the hospital, I’d wager he waited too long to seek medical treatment.

I try to remember to bump it up some if I have guests staying over.

The difference is you’re acknowledging it now that you get it. Other person is just being deliberately obtuse. The downvotes are entirely appropriate.

Put the LLM instructions in the header or footer section, and set the text color to match the background. Try it on your résumé.

Other languages exist, you know.

I live in an area with Google Fiber. I’m on their standard gigabit plan, but apparently 3 and 8 gigabit is available for my address - all speeds symmetrical. Really should be the standard for what’s available across the US, but we wouldn’t want to offend upstanding companies like Comcast, ATT, Verizon, etc.

I mean, the very first few lines make it pretty clear he’s not writing for the typical homelab self hoster:

If you are an organization with some spare storage and bandwidth, or an engineer looking to justify an overprovisioned homelab, you should consider running a Certificate Transparency log.

Would pointing out places like North Korea and Turkmenistan be overkill here?

Guess so…

Idiom. Elide. It’s really not that confusing. Idioms are about meaning, elision is about sound.

An elision is the absence of a sound or syllable in a word. An idiom is an entire phrase or expression that does not mean what it literally says.

There’s no argument here, you’re just wrong.

No, it isn’t both.

That’s not an idiom, it’s just an elided word.

I always thought it meant idiot or dunce. Glad I never used it, lol.

Being in the US, I’d order an uber before I call for an ambulance. Even with insurance I’m afraid to test that debt machine.

For a minute, maybe. Foot goes back down when the cop’s out of view in the mirrors.

I was watching an episode of QI once, and one of the panelists was talking about a phrase in Greek that literally translates to, “There is trouble in the Gypsy village,” and is apparently used to indicate something like, “Who gives a shit?” Idioms are a very interesting part of language.

My thermostat automatically drops to 65F/18C at 8PM.

If OP’s plan is similar to mine, there are three pricing periods during the day: standard rate charged in the morning/early afternoon, highest rate charged during peak hours of the afternoon, and then a discounted rate charged in the evening/night.

The idea is to encourage people to do energy intensive tasks like running dishwashers and laundry at night when the demand on the grid is lowest.

ETA: Sorry, to actually answer your question, yes you could blast the AC early in the day to “pre-cool” for the peak hours. My ecobee is linked with my utility account to sync with the different pricing periods and does exactly that.

It didn’t get sorta fixed, the few results that currently show up are just cached results from Cloudflare. The metadata server also didn’t crap out; MusicBrainz made breaking changes to their API.

From the latest updates in the Discord, most of the rebuild work is done. The devs now just need to find the time to get it spun up and working for users - I think one of them is currently in the middle of a move if I read correctly, so it’s just a matter of patience right now.

Because one of the main issues is they also don’t have anyone maintaining the project. There’s no one to make the config change.

Oh, I wasn’t bitching at you or anything.

If you’re actually curious, the funky letters are the upper- and lowercase of the Old/Middle English letter Eth that represents the “th” sound.

Why anyone would use it today? Maybe they think it’s “quirky”?