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Here, I fixed it for ya:

The only Raspberry Pi cheaper than 10€ is the Raspberry Pi Zero (no wifi) that launch at 5€/$5, the Raspberry Pi Zero W (with wifi) launch at 10€/$10, both in 2015. Raspberry Pi 1, 2 and 3 launched at 35€ and since the 4 and 5, it’s a bit more complicated because they have different RAM options. Today, the RPi4 1GB is sold 37,90€. Availability is more of an issue. But in terms of pricing it’s not bad ! I have the feeling, people’s expectations for a Raspberry Pi are a bit distorted. No, you don’t get a top of the line gaming PC for 40€… But even a RPi2 is still good for a tone of useful projects!
Be careful before uploading your config files to a public location like GitHub, you don’t want to inadvertently publish some secrets like passwords, API keys and such. A copy to an external drive should do the trick just fine as a starting point.
Don’t forget to setup venv first
(Not my cat)


If you would be sailing, it would probably have the less impact on the environment. But a Diesel powered ferry ? I have no idea how it compares to air flight. The train is probably better than both ferry and plane in this case.


I’ve definitely heard a lot about arranged marriage from colleagues and friends from India.
I am from West Europe and currently living in Germany where I have met my wife on a dating app.


It’s strange how this article mentions she is pro-palestiniens and forgot to mention she is from Palestinian decent. Overall this article doesn’t provide much information about what has happened and why. Which tweet were used to accuse her ?
I learned the other day there is a nuclear reactor in development that will use as primary coolant…molten lead.
Still use to boil water then, but pretty freaky still.
Additional stuff you may be interested in:
Caddy for reverse proxy (accessing your services with a nice URL instead of IP address and port numbers)
PiHole for DNS-level ad-blocking and other useful router functionality
Look for a backup solutions for your config files, maybe you can handle this at Proxmox level but I don’t have experience with that.
Do you have a good alternative to recommend? I also found that lidarr sorta sucks compared to sonarr and radarr
- what you use for your documentation
Markdown files
- how you organize it
What ?
- what information you include
The commands that worked and the stuff that didn’t work and the links to the source of information
- how you work documentation into your changes
I write as I go. I keep it as part of a git repository when relevant


I know someone like that, but honestly I always loved it listening to their stories.
It’s clearly Charlie (he’s called Charlie in French)


The Last of Us (I and II)
It is taller than me standing up

This creepy looking thing. Yes, it moves.


It’s taught us to learn fast. Also, it’s made so that you can’t lean answers by heart, you need to understand what your doing to have a chance to solve the exams. You can’t succeed by being fast and mindless, you need to be optimal (maybe skip some questions strategically). I think it’s a good learning method for engineering, teachs you to be thorough and methodical.
Guess which country they are actually dragging back to the stone age.