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@dusoft good suggestion, thanks, can't hurt 👍
@burtyb no, thanks for the hint, I'll give that a try 👍
I have a Raspberry Pi Zero (1) running as an outdoor camera, and as it's doing HDR, it's usually pretty much at 100% CPU constantly. I've noticed that the wifi connection tends to permanently drop out after a few days or so, which doesn't seem to happen when the camera process isn't active. Are there any known issues with Raspis, Wifi stability, and CPU load? Couldn't find anything online, maybe I just got a lemon? 🤔
@oz1sej This is the way. 👌
@ChuckNorrisDE Der ist gut, funktioniert aber nur in D 😅
@whitequark I couldn't see the link preview and was kinda hoping for Rick Astley 🤞
@JessTheUnstill +1000 for "gigafucked". Yes, we would be 😖
@astro_jcm *digs in project box* just a moment ...
@ridetheory ah damn, I still have a bunch of Dilberts stuck at the end of my lecture slides, might really be time to swap them out (although the earlier ones absolutely do nail some things about software engineering).
@nbhansen If you're not getting tenure, then AAU should collectively get their butt kicked into the stratosphere.
@MissConstrue I'll note that Hitler had also declared his own "Führer's Birthday" as a national holiday. 🙄
@cryptohagen ZOMG. Jeg er tysk, og believe me: det første, hvad BND skal gøre med denne mængde dataer, er prøve at udskrive den på 70 milliarder ark papir 🙄
@slembcke BGR vs RGB ragebait, I approve 👌
@Tom_Huth @randahl not to forget Amazon. Bezos can get stuffed.
@regehr As far as I - an armchair physicist - know, pressure values are rather meaningless for plasma?
@pumuckl Me too, actually! ☝️
@julian I was using Tusky, which doesn't explicitly implement quotes yet, so that's probably the reason...
Hm, I thought that if I include a link to another post in my own post, then this is equivalent to a quote? But apparently it's not? Can I make a quote without explicitly going through the "quote" function in the interface?
I think this just-published paper is a prime example of what our @jovi journal is about: over three review rounds and more than one year, the reviewers worked _together_ with the author to improve the paper until it was ready to publish. And they are rightfully proud of their contribution, so they signed their own name to their reviews (which are also published along with the paper). Kudos! 🥳