According to their GitHub getgrav.org is an “excellent alternative”.
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While there are star trackers (devices you mount your camera to to follow the movement of the stars) usually you have a steady camera and then align the images in post-processing with a program like Sequator, StarStax or Siril (other paid options also available).
The main problem with IRC is that it isn’t asynchron, like I can write something now and a friends only comes only tomorrow to check up on me messages.
I mean yes there are/were bouncers when I last used irc but if I remember correctly that’s just not the same…
And sometimes you are the external person being invited… And then you’ll need Teams regardless of your own meeting solution…
Cause I was looking for it anyway: klarasystems.com/…/openzfs-storage-best-practices…
It’s still being kept barely alive for whatever reason. But it hasn’t gotten any reasonable updates (I think not even including security updates as of recently, see www.libreoffice.org/…/libreoffice-vs-openoffice/ ).
I’m not sure whether it makes sense trying to discuss with you but let’s try…
You couldn’t know how much traffic you saved because you didn’t load the ad. The ad could be 1KB, 1MB or 1GB, but because you didn’t load it you wouldn’t know it’s size. Without knowing it’s size, you wouldn’t be able to calculate the savings.
As mentioned somewhere is in the thread you would have to directly compare two machines visiting the same pages and even then it’s probably only approximate because both machines might get served different ads.
Someone should get the ArchiveTeam onto it (if they aren’t already)
I’m in the same boat, but didn’t jump so yet. I’ve been following paperless for a while now but every time I look at scanners I’m blown away by their prices…
Hast du es mal mit Openstreetmap probiert? Da dürften recht viele eingetragen sein.
Versuch es mal hier: overpass-turbo.eu (website um Abfragen an Openstreetmap zu stellen) mit folgendem Query:
[out:json][timeout:25]; // gather results nwr[“healthcare”=“psychotherapist”]({{bbox}}); // print results out geom;
Den geographischen Bereich schränkst du über die Karte rechts ein.