I’m glad it’s not just me! Somehow video calls make everyone the same height, but I’m taller than average so inevitably I will get a shock at how short people are when we meet in person.

It does, yeah. If you aren’t averse to cloudflare then it’s a great option.

From memory I think it’s limited to http/https traffic, but that’s normally not an issue, just have all your services behind a reverse proxy.

A good search tool is https://lemmyverse.net/communities

Unfortunately I don’t think you can search all platforms at once, but it supports Lemmy, Piefed, and Mbin. You click the Lemmy icon to change between them.

On my phone at least, the Piefed filter doesn’t seem to work, but hopefully you can use this to have another go. I personally didn’t see any NZ music communities, and I’ve never run across one on Lemmy either.

People tend to go where other people are, and it’s hard to deny that where those people are is Facebook.

Does Spotify have social elements? That might be something to check. I (loosely) know a few people in bands creating original music, and they tend to post it on Spotify then link to it from Facebook.

One time I was in a class where we had this beginner level web dev assignment, and we were writing HTML and CSS. We had to submit the assignment as a zip file.

When you open the HTML from the zip file in Windows without unzipping it, it can’t access other files in the zip file, namely the CSS.

The entire class failed the assignment because the teacher didn’t unzip the files first, and refused to entertain the idea they might have screwed up.

I don’t think I can read that! But looking at this website (the first one I searched up), it seems an advert usually flies around and around for an hour or two, while baby reveals, happy birthdays, and marriage proposals tend to just go to the location at the specific time then do a few laps and go home.

So while I can’t tell you what it said, you can probably work out if it’s an ad!

One place I worked issued work from home kits, and asked you to please never ever ever return your keyboard and mouse, it’s yours forever, keep it when you quit, because no one else will want it once it’s been WFHed for a while.

Before I commit, is there a similar movie that would help decide if it’s my thing? The reason I’m asking:

Evolution received mixed-to-negative reviews from film critics with criticism for its storyline, screenplay and pacing; however, the performances of the cast received minor praise.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_(2001_film)

IMO the header should stay at the top as part of the page. I know where it is, I’ll scroll up to it if I need to.

Like you, I find a header appearing and hiding quite difficult in specific circumstances.

Honestly? It’s mostly fun stuff (for people that like data).

But it’s also mostly links. A link to the shopping list (a to do list in HA). I link to the climate control dashboard. A link to the solar info, a link to the security camera dashboard.

The key actions I have on the dashboard are to lock/unlock the door, and to mute/unmute the HA Voice Preview (when the kids are messing around but they are supposed to be doing something).

I also have a bunch that are hidden by default but have visibility conditions. When the garage door is open, it shows on the dashboard, but if it’s shut it doesn’t show at all. For devices that provide their own battery level, I have them show when they are nearly flat but otherwise they don’t show at all.

Otherwise it’s just info, the current and daily total solar generation, the temperature and humidity outside, the temp of the hot water heater. Buttons to dashboards that show other things.

They only credit for months you do no searches at all, if you do one you pay for the full month, but it’s a nice touch. Personally I can’t think of a situation where I’d do no searches in a month!

For something as important as search, paying $5 or $10 a month seems entirely reasonable to me. I’ve been a Kagi user ever since their unlimited plan dropped to $10 a month when they reached enough users that they could do that.

Awesome, thank you!

Damn that lools better than the recipe I have. Care to share the recipe?

Seems to be paywalled?

You are paying for these services one way or another. But no one says you have to pay $10 for each service.

Yes, it shouldn’t be needed

My view is that is should be needed. Advertising is a bad business model, I’d much prefer paying for a service I used. I think we should all get more comfortable paying for the sites we use.

Oh nice!

For anyone else looking: https://lemmyverse.link/lemmy.nz/post/35319129

Which morning?

Thanks, heaps of cool info. That Greenpeace map shows that even town supply water can vary a lot. Most of the larger North Island places have hardly any nitrates. I was surprised to see Taranaki and the Waikato having largely ok results, with their concentration of dairy farming.

Holy hell that rural Christchurch/Ashburton area though, with many way outside the current limits, and almost all of the area above what should probably be the limit!

Thanks for the info, these were exactly the questions I had!

Oh good context. The article mentions farmers facing considerable costs installing water filters, but it doesn’t specify why the costs are high.

Do you know if anything is done in town supply water to remove nitrates, or do they just aim to use water sources that are less affected? The article mentions farmers and rural areas being the ones affected by this so my assumption is urban areas don’t really have this problem.