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You just leave the body in a space about to be covered in dirt. Not very difficult (on the surface), the challenge is to not be seen doing it
You have to know the process well enough to know that a given area is completed so it doesn’t get dug up during construction.
Not sure why this is a question, unless you want us to tell you how to get away with it.
Well put.
I like how so many studies (or summaries of studies) use these ambiguous “more”.
Every time I go look at details, that “more” nearly always turns out to be meaningless.
Haha, top comment, Randall!
Haha, thanks, I hadn’t even noticed!
Part of why I run rooted.
Then I can do proper local backups and sync them to my own server, Google not required.
Local only.
As in you keep it only on your own systems.
Hobbyists
What’s Crete got to do with this?
Are you saying the two parties are dumped on an island?
I’m shocked with what I’ve been able to do with an old Dell SFF desktop.
Upgraded to 48GB of ram it’s running ESXi hosting a couple Debian VMs, a DietPi VM, 3 Windows VMs, a massive data drive, idles under 20w and peaks at 80w when I’m doing video conversion.
At this point I’m shopping for some old mini PCs to run the VMs as independent servers because their idle power is so low.
8 watts… That’s RPi territory but with lots more actual horsepower when needed, in a useful package.
I love the concept of the Pi, but this stuff is so hard to compete with.
This was just posted to selfhosted, and does a great job showing what RPi is competing with.
It’s a tool for seeing actual idle wattage draw for a lot of mini-PCs.
Many are in the single-digit idle power - the RPi claim to fame - but have a lot more capability than Pi, plus come in useful packages.
Just thought it would be a useful link for here.
cookie(n.) 1730, Scottish, but the sense is “plain bun,” and it is debatable whether it is the same word; in the sense of “small, flat, sweet cake” by 1808 (American English); this use is from Dutch koekje “little cake,” diminutive of koek “cake,” from Middle Dutch koke (see cake (n.)). “Dutch influence is no doubt responsible also for the parallel use of the word in South African English” [Ayto, “Diner’s Dictionary”].
Hahahaah, awesome
It’s Virtualized Windows running an RDP session per-app, something VMWare has offered forever (Unity) and Virtual PC had too (forget what it’s called).
Not a bad idea, mind - I use Unity mode today to run apps that only work on older versions of Windows.
So it’s not a “Linux Subsystem for Windows” but a virtual Windows PC with a Unity-like mode, so it’s as resource-intensive as any VM.
That said, I think it’s great someone put it together!
And this is my argument against auto update.
Auto update means stuff breaks when I’m not looking.
Better to have a managed update process where I sit down, do an update, verify things work.
I get business has a different risk model that drives auto update there. Tens/hundreds/thousands of machines represent a massive risk canvas, and support for things not working is already baked into IT services.
The cobbler’s lids have the worst shoes
“Rebel” bwhahaha. Lemme guess, you just turned 14?
You need to read some history, like “The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire” and Machiavelli.
Go build your own socialist/communist compound - you can do that in the US (generally, unless you piss off Hillary). Because no one’s ever thought of any of this before. (Yes, that’s sarcasm).
You’re also espousing ideas that would require a lot more of the population to get onboard with. And while life may not be “perfect”, I’ll be damned if I’m giving up any of what I do have for your pie-in-the-sky idealism.
Humanity has been on this path for thousands of years - go read the Code of Hammurabi to see exactly how little is different today from 7000 years ago.
It sounds to me like you’ve never worked on any large project - of you had, you’d know there are a million things that can’t be predicted, and that’s with much smaller agendas.
Er, wut?
I hate it’s even called diabetes.
T1 is an autoimmune condition.
T2 is chronic glucose instability largely from bad diet.
They put a drug in it to make you crave it fortnightly!
Probably a combination of sugar and msg in different parts.
I find fast food burgers to be pretty boring - the flavor is kind of flat, simple.
My homemade ones are great because I use a spice mix for burgers (a copy of one Williams Sonoma used to sell, that has things like Worcestersher powder, garlic, onion, thyme, mustard powder, etc).