Micheal Greger in "how not to die" talks about this. He says that hunter gatherers would eat mostly plants and sometimes some meat. And all plant food was not process so with lot of fiber
This is the only book I read about the topic after "Less is more". Compared to it, it is much more formal and theoretical, citing the several stages of evolution Marx thought.
It consider capitalism impact on climate change too
I ended up trying it. In theory it's all nice and useful, because it solves the part that I am not comfortable with (router settings, domains and other connection stuff).
But then I don't know Kubernetes so I couldn't understand what I was doing and I was not able to troubleshoot it. And I could not connect to my server remotely anyway.
I realized how I am biased when i thought "how can he be neither American nor European?"
Would you explain better you set-up? At least a reference to the underlaying system. Is it kubernetes?
Micheal Greger in "how not to die" talks about this. He says that hunter gatherers would eat mostly plants and sometimes some meat. And all plant food was not process so with lot of fiber
What is your "legacy phone"?
This is perfect
In the meanwhile, in Italy https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/12/sanremo-italian-song-festival-criticised-after-rapper-ghalis-appeal-to-stop-genocide
Where do you live? US?
This is the only book I read about the topic after "Less is more". Compared to it, it is much more formal and theoretical, citing the several stages of evolution Marx thought. It consider capitalism impact on climate change too
This game is great. By playing it you understand also the point of view of the creator, that is "tech won't save us"
Sorry, I thought I saw onlyoffice mentioned but I am wrong
Why not? In my experience it is the most compatible with MS office
Great book Made me consider how we give for granted that research is impartial while actually it is not
Just wiped my HP Stream and installed Fedora. Much faster then Windows
Do you use B2 storage?
What are the benefits of Kubernetes in a home server?
Which Vps provider are you using?
I ended up trying it. In theory it's all nice and useful, because it solves the part that I am not comfortable with (router settings, domains and other connection stuff). But then I don't know Kubernetes so I couldn't understand what I was doing and I was not able to troubleshoot it. And I could not connect to my server remotely anyway.
I would add file managers like midnight commander, ranger, and so on
Where do you live? Government giving ebikes for free sounds crazy for me, that I live in Italy
In my case, I don't technically own the router but it's provided by my service provider. They don't give you the password for the admin access