And we get these 100W from transforming food that we find on/in the ground.

The price of electricity produced is an interesting metric to look at but can be very misguiding alone without more data around it.

It like comparing the price of rain water compared to well water.

The same way that solar is cheaper than nuclear, rain water is much cheaper than well water, you just need a roof with a gutter to get rain water.

Does it means that we should stop using wells and rely only on rain water and use water only when it rains ? Or do we also want to have tanks, do we need a backup for when the tanks are empty ? …

For this bitwarden has a solution: the emergency contact. You can designate an emergency contact that can request access to your account at any time.

If you don’t manually deny the request they can get access to your bitwarden passwords after X days (X can be configured)

Not really programming but I once had an issue that lasted for months like that: I’m working with a software specific to our industry that generate quotes, sales order and production orders.

For quotes and sales order a PDF can be created and archived in the right folder automatically, or you can use the windows “Print to pdf” printer to do that manually which take closes to a minute for the sales person to create the right folder, with the right name and put the PDF in there with the order number.

The automatic PDF creation fail to include our logo each time and I battled for months with the software company that was telling me that everything is working fine.

Until I looked in the metadata of the PDF the company was sending us, few of the PDFs they were sending is did not have any logo and were created by their software, some had their logo and were created with an external PDF printer.

After I realized they had the same problem internally but were lying about it I just took a day to create a python script running as a service on the server that automatically add the logo on the PDF created and that was it.

Shower are only important for people that stink.

I’m honestly really impressed by the fact that it is just working.

In les than a month Lemmy saw an exponential growth and from my point of view it was always very smooth. It was a bit slow from time to time but knowing that all of that is just running on a bunch of servers puts together by few passionate relying on donations or just their personal resources.