For opensource maps, it will be open street map. If it is outdated for you area, open a few issues, add a few things yourself, and you will notice that others will join to help.

feddit.de is in this error state since quite a while now (over a month). The web interface does not work anymore, but connecting through an app still works (I use voyager for example). Most people have migrated away from feddit.de to feddit.org. I will do the same at some point, I just didn’t have the time yet.

Are you using the web player or the iOS app? There is the official ABS app or Plappa as a third party app.

Mainly for cheaper applications which are not as weight (and size) sensitive. One example is entry level EVs or home energy storage.

Or the subsidies on fossil…

Where do you take that number from? 1MWh/mo seems quite high. Also considering that the stored energy will only be used when solar or wind are low, the battery will never be used to supply 100% of the electricity.

So it will support many more homes.

There are case fans with a temperature sensor. They already control the speed themselves depending on the measurement. The only thing they need is 12V.

For example the Arctic F12 TC.

To be honest: a laptop that requires 240W of power is really not a portable laptop anymore, is it?

The battery wouldn’t last even half an hour, and that would be with the maximum 100Wh you can take on an airplane.

I always liked the idea of the small Lenovo ThinkEdge Servers, I just never had a usecase. Maybe these would work for you.

Long press any specific point where you have a comment, an edit button will appear where you can send a comment to the editors.

You mean to plan a route? Or to make sure that all point of interest are in the map? The latter is entirely possible, as it is openstreetmap.

For route planning, I actually don’t know.

Thanks for the heads-up. I am running homebox on my system and didn’t know that it was archived.

And mergerFS

Cloudflare is not the source…

Not everyone is following gossip…

Ha, interesting. I buy my harddrives second hand. They are backed up. If one fails, I swap in a new one. I don’t care if my server is down for a day. That’s what my backup Pi-hole is for.

The question is, what do you want to host? Audiobooks? A webpage? How about a pinhole + vpn for ad blocking? Your own wiki? A task tracker? A meal planner?

Wormhole

$40 is a bit on the steep side though… I would have bought it instantly for $10.

They try to make the job as easy as possible, so no training is required and literally anybody could do the work. That way they don’t need any skilled labor at all. Basically just any warm body.