centralization always leads to the same destination.
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centralization always leads to the same destination. that’s why I built #ktistec and why it only supports one user*
*okay, soon to support a small number of users, but the point still stands
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@Cheeseness why not in peertube? @davidrevoy @doctormo
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Quizzino della domenica: a,b
@matematica - Non sbagliatevi con le operazioni aritmetiche..
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@dubito_ergo_sum @sport ma soprattutto perché l'arabo che alle olimpiadi invernali è pressoché inesistente e non il cinese per esempio?
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A Simple Desktop Pomodoro Timer
Pomodoro timers are a simple productivity tool. They help you work in dedicated chunks of time, usually 25 minutes in a sitting, before taking a short break and then beginning again. [Clovis Fritzen] built just such a timer of his own, and added a few bonus features to fill out its functionality.
The timer is based around the popular ESP32-S2 microcontroller, which has the benefit of onboard WiFi connectivity. This allows the project to query the Internet for things like time and date updates via NTP, as well as weather conditions, and the value of the Brazilian Real versus the American dollar. The microcontroller is paired with an SHT21 sensor for displaying temperature and humidity in the immediate environment, and an e-paper display for showing timer status and other relevant information. A button on top of the device allows cycling between 15, 30, 45, and 60 minute Pomodoro cycles, and there’s a buzzer to audibly call time. It’s all wrapped up in a cardboard housing that somehow pairs rather nicely with the e-paper display aesthetic.
If Pomodoro is your chosen method of productivity hacking, a project like this could suit you very well. We’ve featured a few similar builds before, too.
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My favorite recent snarky slogan.
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Venerdì sciopero internazionale dei porti. è la prima mobilitazione unitaria di portuali europei e mediterranei nella storia
@anarchia
“I portuali non lavorano per la guerra“. E’ con queste parole che i sindacati di Enedep di Grecia, Lab dei Paesi Baschi, Liman-Is di Turchia, ODT del Marocco e USB in Italia hanno
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@MLE_online @brouhaha specifically, it is an ER32 collet wrench.
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@j_l_meek yep! sidenotes 🙂
