Center Pivot systems also spray and do not drip. Yes dripping is most efficient but highly involved and expensive. You need to place drippers at every plant
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•guess what this is? solution in bodyEnglish
101·2 days agoOne of the most ineffecent ways to water crops. It’s all or nothing.
Modular systems are not only more efficient, they’re also more failsafe. If on e part fail, it’s an easy fix and you can still water most of your field.

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News@lemmy.world•Disney sues Trump’s FCC over ‘retaliatory campaign’ against ABC
141·6 days agoOh, what happened? Did someone attached themself a set of bumber nuts?
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•What if we measure how bad code is using AI and math?
10·9 days agoOn some days I wish back the ASM times. 3 chars that’s enough for a variable name. All those modern 4 char names … Pah … /S
This not look that way to be honest. I see the marks from the cutout of his image. I can not see any artifacts. Does look like his thumbnails look since a while.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Devs from upcoming game WARDOGS (a Battlefield like game) confirmed they’re working on Proton support and will update once it’s ready.English
61·11 days agoNot really, no. Flat packs still need the host GPU, kernel driver and more.
I sometimes build software and opensource is easy for Linux. "Just compile once for fedora 40,41,42 and 4 Ubuntu versions, look how to build for Debian because the compiler there is 8 years old and then do that for very major update. Forever
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Devs from upcoming game WARDOGS (a Battlefield like game) confirmed they’re working on Proton support and will update once it’s ready.English
122·11 days agoValve does not recommend that anymore.
And for good reasons:
Nearly all Linux native games I have from steam do not work any more. Glibc changes. Xorg gone. Other stuff. You would need to maintain and adopt constantly.
Having a product that advertises native Linux support on the storefront but requires Ubuntu 20.04 is nothing we or valve could want
Proton offers a stable surface, and decouples the dependencies
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Programming@programming.dev•Recommendations for opensource Jetbrains equivalents?
21·14 days agoI am not a big fan of coding agents. I have no troubles with Claude and jetbrains for what I personally do. But I use it for docs, minor fixes and test cases.
Primagen is one of those neovim nerds, not sure if he published its setup anywe6
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Programming@programming.dev•Recommendations for opensource Jetbrains equivalents?
52·14 days agoI use jetbrains IDE since years, and I did some really strange stuff with them.
I used clion with experimental GCC builds and crashed the IDE multiple times. Opened a bug. Got fixed.
We found a bug in their Datagrip Sybase DWH integration. I met some of their team at a conference a week later, talked with them about the bug in person, got fixed during the day.
Sure, bugs may take a while, but thei get fixed.
And to AI. Cursor should be able to connect to jetbrains IDEs from the outside.
There is no other, universal, IDE stack that can come close. Ok, maybe if you are willed to invest weeks in an emcas or neovim setup
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Videos@lemmy.world•How Private Equity Turns Your Favorite Channels Into Slop
102·15 days agoOk, watched that video. Not a single word how that makes slop not a single example about slop.
But a pinned sponsor comment. How nice. Such hypocrisy.
To make content is a risky Business. Having private capital helps a lot. Having someone else that takes care about sponsorship, copyright issues and other legal stuff takes a huge amount of pressure from the content creators.
Wanting content for free, blocking an skipping ads, but expecting the creators to do that shit without major income?
And this shit is paramount here. As long as we have no basic income or do not life in a world where everybodys needs are fulfilled and money is obsolete content creators need an income.
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Videos@lemmy.world•How Private Equity Turns Your Favorite Channels Into Slop
3·15 days agoI did not watch this video yet, can somebody explain why fern is up their own that thumbnail?
Fern, yes, got bought our and afterwards published their piece about “How isreal murders journalist”.
Is this just another “private money == bad” video or is there some real substance in it?
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Be the reason they make new rules
29·18 days agoWhat prime directive? He wrote that shit
AI, how it works, the math behind it, became my special interest topic.
Nobody is safe around me!
Looks like a bunch of worthless paper to me
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Former UK biometrics watchdog’s new book argues AI surveillance can be deployed responsibly | Biometric Update
14·25 days ago“Person of interest” and 1984 should be works if fiction and not tutorials
PSA: Liking the feeling of barking could be a verbal stim and a sign auf autism.
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News@lemmy.world•After Killings, Homan Says There Will Be ‘More Bloodshed’ Unless Dems ‘Shut Their Mouth’ About ICE | Common Dreams
8·1 month agoIf I only could remember where I heard something like this already?
Ah, right, school, German history, that was it.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Just some good ole’ fashioned painful plop-shit humour with a hint of race
82·1 month agoRacist AI slop. Blocklist. Btw. I see AI slop I block



Who would have thought that package repo concepts with automatic fetch during build could be a security risk?
Static linking makes this worse.
Granted, static linking for web apps is great and far better then the alternatives.
But now we deliver static linked desktop and system packages. The security nightmares just began (looking at you canonical)