I can clearly remember watching the temporary area[s] getting larger and more efficient as the defrag started to make progress. I can also remember asking where the defrag tool was in linux back in cica 2000
so why was I getting hit with over 1,400,000 request a day to the web URI and not the API by some bot farm in China the other week. They were also hitting other lemmy instances.
I blocked the fuckers, no qualms at all.
Even if they were using the API they were not being nice about their shit.
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to put it into perspective a 300m radius circle has an area of ~28 ha, if both hives fly that distance 56 ha less the overlap, say 1/3 the area rounded up to 20ha, that still leaves in excesses 36ha for the bees.
In New Zealand it's considered fair summer coverage for upto 1 hive per ha
on the up side to that is Emu taste real nice, and I hear that the US is having a problem with beef
but look at how large Australia looks in the second, maybe that is an alternative place to look to invade - and they have rearearth minerals
Less than 10 min of down time:
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is that donnie darko?
I can clearly remember watching the temporary area[s] getting larger and more efficient as the defrag started to make progress. I can also remember asking where the defrag tool was in linux back in cica 2000
unread, read and temp relocated and final relocated?,
Welcome along to the wider lemmy scape
came here to say this, some people are very sensitive to them
some one really likes you
I have Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of Authoritarian)
I still have Ontario on desktop and the wifes android down here
ah yes, I forgot about that.
on the face of it it sounds reasonable, but coming from the current ACT i'm not sure how to take it
Ive got a couple of PLCs that I keep meaning to pull out of old hardware before it gets scrapped for the stainless value.
None of the PLCs that I use at work are networked, and they are getting ridicules in their pricing when safety stuff is now involved
so why was I getting hit with over 1,400,000 request a day to the web URI and not the API by some bot farm in China the other week. They were also hitting other lemmy instances.
I blocked the fuckers, no qualms at all.
Even if they were using the API they were not being nice about their shit.
I feel that this becomes very restrictive.
no, they will be fine generally.
to put it into perspective a 300m radius circle has an area of ~28 ha, if both hives fly that distance 56 ha less the overlap, say 1/3 the area rounded up to 20ha, that still leaves in excesses 36ha for the bees.
In New Zealand it's considered fair summer coverage for upto 1 hive per ha
i use All and scaled