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#lazyverse: I'm looking for a photo of direction signage that appeared on my timeline not so long ago.

It displays a Chinese blue road sign. It shows that to turn right, someone would need to basically take all but one of the right hand turns in a doubly-linked cloverleaf interchange, doing more than 500° of turning. Sign looked something like the below. Can someone point me to the photo, or even better, the post?

**EDIT**: solved; it's https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/amabrc2zz29n001m ! Thank you, @kevin !

#lazyverse: I'm looking for a photo of direction signage that appeared on my timeline not so long ago.

It displays a Chinese blue road sign. It shows that to turn right, someone would need to basically take all but one of the right hand turns in a doubly-linked cloverleaf interchange, doing more than 500° of turning. Sign looked something like the below. Can someone point me to the photo, or even better, the post?

**EDIT**: solved; it's https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/amabrc2zz29n001m ! Thank you, @kevin !

#lazyverse: I'm looking for a photo of direction signage that appeared on my timeline not so long ago.

It displays a Chinese blue road sign. It shows that to turn right, someone would need to basically take all but one of the right hand turns in a doubly-linked cloverleaf interchange, doing more than 500° of turning. Sign looked something like the below. Can someone point me to the photo, or even better, the post?

**EDIT**: solved; it's https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/amabrc2zz29n001m ! Thank you, @kevin !

#lazyverse: I'm looking for a photo of direction signage that appeared on my timeline not so long ago.

It displays a Chinese blue road sign. It shows that to turn right, someone would need to basically take all but one of the right hand turns in a doubly-linked cloverleaf interchange, doing more than 500° of turning. Sign looked something like the below. Can someone point me to the photo, or even better, the post?

**EDIT**: solved; it's https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/amabrc2zz29n001m ! Thank you, @kevin !

#lazyverse: I'm looking for a photo of direction signage that appeared on my timeline not so long ago.

It displays a Chinese blue road sign. It shows that to turn right, someone would need to basically take all but one of the right hand turns in a doubly-linked cloverleaf interchange, doing more than 500° of turning. Sign looked something like the below. Can someone point me to the photo, or even better, the post?

**EDIT**: solved; it's https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/amabrc2zz29n001m ! Thank you, @kevin !

Hello fellow #laserdisk and/or #electronics nerds. I bought a #pioneer CLD-2700 today for scrap pricing. It does not turn on, at all. No standby light, no nothing.

I found a suspiciously rusty looking screw in the psu area that looks suspiciously like electrolyte damage?

Can someone with a bit more experience than me weigh in? I'm pretty comfortable with soldering and such but I'm really not good with analogue electronics or power supplies.

Thanks!

#retroelectronics #lazyweb #lazyverse

Hello fellow #laserdisk and/or #electronics nerds. I bought a #pioneer CLD-2700 today for scrap pricing. It does not turn on, at all. No standby light, no nothing.

I found a suspiciously rusty looking screw in the psu area that looks suspiciously like electrolyte damage?

Can someone with a bit more experience than me weigh in? I'm pretty comfortable with soldering and such but I'm really not good with analogue electronics or power supplies.

Thanks!

#retroelectronics #lazyweb #lazyverse

Hello fellow #laserdisk and/or #electronics nerds. I bought a #pioneer CLD-2700 today for scrap pricing. It does not turn on, at all. No standby light, no nothing.

I found a suspiciously rusty looking screw in the psu area that looks suspiciously like electrolyte damage?

Can someone with a bit more experience than me weigh in? I'm pretty comfortable with soldering and such but I'm really not good with analogue electronics or power supplies.

Thanks!

#retroelectronics #lazyweb #lazyverse

Hello fellow #laserdisk and/or #electronics nerds. I bought a #pioneer CLD-2700 today for scrap pricing. It does not turn on, at all. No standby light, no nothing.

I found a suspiciously rusty looking screw in the psu area that looks suspiciously like electrolyte damage?

Can someone with a bit more experience than me weigh in? I'm pretty comfortable with soldering and such but I'm really not good with analogue electronics or power supplies.

Thanks!

#retroelectronics #lazyweb #lazyverse

Hello fellow #laserdisk and/or #electronics nerds. I bought a #pioneer CLD-2700 today for scrap pricing. It does not turn on, at all. No standby light, no nothing.

I found a suspiciously rusty looking screw in the psu area that looks suspiciously like electrolyte damage?

Can someone with a bit more experience than me weigh in? I'm pretty comfortable with soldering and such but I'm really not good with analogue electronics or power supplies.

Thanks!

#retroelectronics #lazyweb #lazyverse

@debacle

Eine Option wäre natürlich, das Verzeichnis wie gewohnt mit Nextcloud zu synchronisieren und für die Versionierung in dem Verzeichnis git zu verwenden. Dann wird das Git-Repository über Nextcloud mit synchronisiert und jeder beteiligte kann die gesicherten Stände rekonstruieren.

#Nextcloud #Frage #LibreOffice #Collabora #Sharepoint #Hilfe #lazyverse

@debacle

Eine Option wäre natürlich, das Verzeichnis wie gewohnt mit Nextcloud zu synchronisieren und für die Versionierung in dem Verzeichnis git zu verwenden. Dann wird das Git-Repository über Nextcloud mit synchronisiert und jeder beteiligte kann die gesicherten Stände rekonstruieren.

#Nextcloud #Frage #LibreOffice #Collabora #Sharepoint #Hilfe #lazyverse

@debacle

Eine Option wäre natürlich, das Verzeichnis wie gewohnt mit Nextcloud zu synchronisieren und für die Versionierung in dem Verzeichnis git zu verwenden. Dann wird das Git-Repository über Nextcloud mit synchronisiert und jeder beteiligte kann die gesicherten Stände rekonstruieren.

#Nextcloud #Frage #LibreOffice #Collabora #Sharepoint #Hilfe #lazyverse

@debacle

Eine Option wäre natürlich, das Verzeichnis wie gewohnt mit Nextcloud zu synchronisieren und für die Versionierung in dem Verzeichnis git zu verwenden. Dann wird das Git-Repository über Nextcloud mit synchronisiert und jeder beteiligte kann die gesicherten Stände rekonstruieren.

#Nextcloud #Frage #LibreOffice #Collabora #Sharepoint #Hilfe #lazyverse

@debacle

Eine Option wäre natürlich, das Verzeichnis wie gewohnt mit Nextcloud zu synchronisieren und für die Versionierung in dem Verzeichnis git zu verwenden. Dann wird das Git-Repository über Nextcloud mit synchronisiert und jeder beteiligte kann die gesicherten Stände rekonstruieren.

#Nextcloud #Frage #LibreOffice #Collabora #Sharepoint #Hilfe #lazyverse

• Wunsch nach zwischenmenschlicher Kommunikation
• Zielgruppe eines (Medien-) Angebots erweitern
• Fachaustausch mit anderen Expert:innen
• Darstellung der persönlichen Fachkompetenz
• Nutzung zur Recherche
• …

• Wunsch nach zwischenmenschlicher Kommunikation
• Zielgruppe eines (Medien-) Angebots erweitern
• Fachaustausch mit anderen Expert:innen
• Darstellung der persönlichen Fachkompetenz
• Nutzung zur Recherche
• …

• Wunsch nach zwischenmenschlicher Kommunikation
• Zielgruppe eines (Medien-) Angebots erweitern
• Fachaustausch mit anderen Expert:innen
• Darstellung der persönlichen Fachkompetenz
• Nutzung zur Recherche
• …

• Wunsch nach zwischenmenschlicher Kommunikation
• Zielgruppe eines (Medien-) Angebots erweitern
• Fachaustausch mit anderen Expert:innen
• Darstellung der persönlichen Fachkompetenz
• Nutzung zur Recherche
• …

Hallo #lazyverse!

Ich brauche einen supereinfachen Mailverteiler für das Laienorchester, in dem ich spiele.

- Zwei Listen mit je 100-300 Empfängern
- Abmeldung per Link möglich
- Admin kann E-Mails an die Listen-Adresse schreiben, die werden weiterverteilt

Aktuell nehmen wir GaggleMail, das ist uns zu teuer, aber die ganzen Newsletter-Dienste wie Brevo leiten keine E-Mails an eine Liste weiter. ChatGPT sagt: Sowas gibt’s nicht. Glaube ich aber nicht.

Hallo #lazyverse!

Ich brauche einen supereinfachen Mailverteiler für das Laienorchester, in dem ich spiele.

- Zwei Listen mit je 100-300 Empfängern
- Abmeldung per Link möglich
- Admin kann E-Mails an die Listen-Adresse schreiben, die werden weiterverteilt

Aktuell nehmen wir GaggleMail, das ist uns zu teuer, aber die ganzen Newsletter-Dienste wie Brevo leiten keine E-Mails an eine Liste weiter. ChatGPT sagt: Sowas gibt’s nicht. Glaube ich aber nicht.

Hallo #lazyverse!

Ich brauche einen supereinfachen Mailverteiler für das Laienorchester, in dem ich spiele.

- Zwei Listen mit je 100-300 Empfängern
- Abmeldung per Link möglich
- Admin kann E-Mails an die Listen-Adresse schreiben, die werden weiterverteilt

Aktuell nehmen wir GaggleMail, das ist uns zu teuer, aber die ganzen Newsletter-Dienste wie Brevo leiten keine E-Mails an eine Liste weiter. ChatGPT sagt: Sowas gibt’s nicht. Glaube ich aber nicht.

Hallo #lazyverse!

Ich brauche einen supereinfachen Mailverteiler für das Laienorchester, in dem ich spiele.

- Zwei Listen mit je 100-300 Empfängern
- Abmeldung per Link möglich
- Admin kann E-Mails an die Listen-Adresse schreiben, die werden weiterverteilt

Aktuell nehmen wir GaggleMail, das ist uns zu teuer, aber die ganzen Newsletter-Dienste wie Brevo leiten keine E-Mails an eine Liste weiter. ChatGPT sagt: Sowas gibt’s nicht. Glaube ich aber nicht.

Hallo #lazyverse!

Ich brauche einen supereinfachen Mailverteiler für das Laienorchester, in dem ich spiele.

- Zwei Listen mit je 100-300 Empfängern
- Abmeldung per Link möglich
- Admin kann E-Mails an die Listen-Adresse schreiben, die werden weiterverteilt

Aktuell nehmen wir GaggleMail, das ist uns zu teuer, aber die ganzen Newsletter-Dienste wie Brevo leiten keine E-Mails an eine Liste weiter. ChatGPT sagt: Sowas gibt’s nicht. Glaube ich aber nicht.

Dear lazyverse: is there an XML validation tool using RelaxNG compact schemas that I can install on Fedora and that doesn't depend on Java? Assume I know about jing and rnv

#lazyverse #xml #validation

Dear lazyverse: is there an XML validation tool using RelaxNG compact schemas that I can install on Fedora and that doesn't depend on Java? Assume I know about jing and rnv

#lazyverse #xml #validation

Dear lazyverse: is there an XML validation tool using RelaxNG compact schemas that I can install on Fedora and that doesn't depend on Java? Assume I know about jing and rnv

#lazyverse #xml #validation

Dear lazyverse: is there an XML validation tool using RelaxNG compact schemas that I can install on Fedora and that doesn't depend on Java? Assume I know about jing and rnv

#lazyverse #xml #validation

Dear lazyverse: is there an XML validation tool using RelaxNG compact schemas that I can install on Fedora and that doesn't depend on Java? Assume I know about jing and rnv

#lazyverse #xml #validation

Yo, #lazyverse, what's everyone doing about the 32-bit #epoch time bug? I know what it is and its consequences, but how is it being fixed? Sources, please? #unix #linux

Yo, #lazyverse, what's everyone doing about the 32-bit #epoch time bug? I know what it is and its consequences, but how is it being fixed? Sources, please? #unix #linux

Yo, #lazyverse, what's everyone doing about the 32-bit #epoch time bug? I know what it is and its consequences, but how is it being fixed? Sources, please? #unix #linux

Yo, #lazyverse, what's everyone doing about the 32-bit #epoch time bug? I know what it is and its consequences, but how is it being fixed? Sources, please? #unix #linux

Yo, #lazyverse, what's everyone doing about the 32-bit #epoch time bug? I know what it is and its consequences, but how is it being fixed? Sources, please? #unix #linux

:android: :fediverse: Dear #Lazyverse: Are there any #Fediverse #Android clients that allow multiple columns in landscape mode? (Particularly when using a larger tablet-based UI.) Basically similar to the web "advanced" view. #Mastodon

:boost_love:

:android: :fediverse: Dear #Lazyverse: Are there any #Fediverse #Android clients that allow multiple columns in landscape mode? (Particularly when using a larger tablet-based UI.) Basically similar to the web "advanced" view. #Mastodon

:boost_love:

:android: :fediverse: Dear #Lazyverse: Are there any #Fediverse #Android clients that allow multiple columns in landscape mode? (Particularly when using a larger tablet-based UI.) Basically similar to the web "advanced" view. #Mastodon

:boost_love:

:android: :fediverse: Dear #Lazyverse: Are there any #Fediverse #Android clients that allow multiple columns in landscape mode? (Particularly when using a larger tablet-based UI.) Basically similar to the web "advanced" view. #Mastodon

:boost_love:

Hey #lazyverse I have a question about #Windows. Is it possible to use AVX/AVX2 instructions within a 32-bit program running on a 32-bit version of Windows 7? I couldn't find a definitive answer to this question, just hints that it might not be possible.

The context is that we've encountered an odd #Firefox crash that seems triggered by an AVX instruction (which is flagged as illegal) and only happens to 32-bit users on a 32-bit Windows 7 install.

[edit] Figured it out, thanks!

Hey #lazyverse I have a question about #Windows. Is it possible to use AVX/AVX2 instructions within a 32-bit program running on a 32-bit version of Windows 7? I couldn't find a definitive answer to this question, just hints that it might not be possible.

The context is that we've encountered an odd #Firefox crash that seems triggered by an AVX instruction (which is flagged as illegal) and only happens to 32-bit users on a 32-bit Windows 7 install.

[edit] Figured it out, thanks!

Hey #lazyverse I have a question about #Windows. Is it possible to use AVX/AVX2 instructions within a 32-bit program running on a 32-bit version of Windows 7? I couldn't find a definitive answer to this question, just hints that it might not be possible.

The context is that we've encountered an odd #Firefox crash that seems triggered by an AVX instruction (which is flagged as illegal) and only happens to 32-bit users on a 32-bit Windows 7 install.

[edit] Figured it out, thanks!

Hey #lazyverse I have a question about #Windows. Is it possible to use AVX/AVX2 instructions within a 32-bit program running on a 32-bit version of Windows 7? I couldn't find a definitive answer to this question, just hints that it might not be possible.

The context is that we've encountered an odd #Firefox crash that seems triggered by an AVX instruction (which is flagged as illegal) and only happens to 32-bit users on a 32-bit Windows 7 install.

[edit] Figured it out, thanks!

Hey #lazyverse I have a question about #Windows. Is it possible to use AVX/AVX2 instructions within a 32-bit program running on a 32-bit version of Windows 7? I couldn't find a definitive answer to this question, just hints that it might not be possible.

The context is that we've encountered an odd #Firefox crash that seems triggered by an AVX instruction (which is flagged as illegal) and only happens to 32-bit users on a 32-bit Windows 7 install.

[edit] Figured it out, thanks!

Dear #Lazyverse - what are good in-ear #headphones? The less cable, the better, so probably bluetooth based.

I personally hate in-ear, so no idea, but my wifes old ones are breaking and soon is her birthday, so I'm looking for a *good* replacement. Doesn't need much in terms of noise cancelling, also if there is for the few times needed, it wouldn't hurt.

Dear #Lazyverse - what are good in-ear #headphones? The less cable, the better, so probably bluetooth based.

I personally hate in-ear, so no idea, but my wifes old ones are breaking and soon is her birthday, so I'm looking for a *good* replacement. Doesn't need much in terms of noise cancelling, also if there is for the few times needed, it wouldn't hurt.

Dear #Lazyverse - what are good in-ear #headphones? The less cable, the better, so probably bluetooth based.

I personally hate in-ear, so no idea, but my wifes old ones are breaking and soon is her birthday, so I'm looking for a *good* replacement. Doesn't need much in terms of noise cancelling, also if there is for the few times needed, it wouldn't hurt.

Dear #Lazyverse - what are good in-ear #headphones? The less cable, the better, so probably bluetooth based.

I personally hate in-ear, so no idea, but my wifes old ones are breaking and soon is her birthday, so I'm looking for a *good* replacement. Doesn't need much in terms of noise cancelling, also if there is for the few times needed, it wouldn't hurt.

Dear #Lazyverse - what are good in-ear #headphones? The less cable, the better, so probably bluetooth based.

I personally hate in-ear, so no idea, but my wifes old ones are breaking and soon is her birthday, so I'm looking for a *good* replacement. Doesn't need much in terms of noise cancelling, also if there is for the few times needed, it wouldn't hurt.

Hey #Lazyverse! Looking for a new #TV set, as my old one is starting to die. Is there anything not aggressively "smart" on the market? As I'm using Roku anyway, I'd ideally like to never see the TV's own UI and never let it update itself or even connect to the Internet. Does such a thing still exist?

Picture-wise, I'm not very choosy. I'm pretty sure it's going to be better than my 15 years old plasma panel.

Hey #Lazyverse! Looking for a new #TV set, as my old one is starting to die. Is there anything not aggressively "smart" on the market? As I'm using Roku anyway, I'd ideally like to never see the TV's own UI and never let it update itself or even connect to the Internet. Does such a thing still exist?

Picture-wise, I'm not very choosy. I'm pretty sure it's going to be better than my 15 years old plasma panel.

Hey #Lazyverse! Looking for a new #TV set, as my old one is starting to die. Is there anything not aggressively "smart" on the market? As I'm using Roku anyway, I'd ideally like to never see the TV's own UI and never let it update itself or even connect to the Internet. Does such a thing still exist?

Picture-wise, I'm not very choosy. I'm pretty sure it's going to be better than my 15 years old plasma panel.

Hey #Lazyverse! Looking for a new #TV set, as my old one is starting to die. Is there anything not aggressively "smart" on the market? As I'm using Roku anyway, I'd ideally like to never see the TV's own UI and never let it update itself or even connect to the Internet. Does such a thing still exist?

Picture-wise, I'm not very choosy. I'm pretty sure it's going to be better than my 15 years old plasma panel.

Hey #Lazyverse! Looking for a new #TV set, as my old one is starting to die. Is there anything not aggressively "smart" on the market? As I'm using Roku anyway, I'd ideally like to never see the TV's own UI and never let it update itself or even connect to the Internet. Does such a thing still exist?

Picture-wise, I'm not very choosy. I'm pretty sure it's going to be better than my 15 years old plasma panel.

Dear #lazyverse,

if I were to create a technnical focussed #wiki based on #Emacs #orgmode, which is the best approach?

My requirements:

1. Static HTML, with proper links between the files.

2. Ideally, a popular #StaSiG like #pelican or #hugo should be used.

3. Must have a search function. It is acceptable, if that function requires JS. Maybe #lunrJs?

Meta requirement: Everythings must be in #Debian 🙂

#help #question

Dear #lazyverse. For the garden I need a (ideally cheap) LTE router. Any hands-on experience with one that could serve one or two laptops doing normal work stuff?

Dear #lazyverse. For the garden I need a (ideally cheap) LTE router. Any hands-on experience with one that could serve one or two laptops doing normal work stuff?

Dear #lazyverse. For the garden I need a (ideally cheap) LTE router. Any hands-on experience with one that could serve one or two laptops doing normal work stuff?

Dear #lazyverse. For the garden I need a (ideally cheap) LTE router. Any hands-on experience with one that could serve one or two laptops doing normal work stuff?

Dear #lazyverse. For the garden I need a (ideally cheap) LTE router. Any hands-on experience with one that could serve one or two laptops doing normal work stuff?

Hey #lazyverse, what's the platform of the day for hosting a simple #blog when you don't want to handle the tech yourself? Asking for a friend...