how about gun.js with sqlite3 storage adapter https://github.com/gundb/sqlite

Kuchi is stick in Tamil Banthu is ball in Tamil

Kuchi <> Kiki Banthu <> Bouba

Nix support?

:() { : | : & }; :

For anyone wondering, it is a classic: a bash fork-bomb. If there are no restrictions in place, it will recursivly try call itself creating more requests ...

Its only indirectly harmful: Your system might get unresponsive and require a hard boot. But then again you and other users might loose unsaved work.

This is what is known as a fork bomb, correct?

Nice Try.

Nice try

Bees: One of the best known architects in the world building perfect geodesic shelters with less materials and maximum efficiency

Re: maximum efficiency: I believe bees construct honeycomb cells as circles, but due to surface tension they then form themselves into hexagons to achieve a “minimal surface” (lots of popular math/science YouTube’s have covered minimal surfaces, great videos all around).

I don’t think this invalidates your ping at all, but it’s good knowledge to have. The hexagon emerges from the constructed circles.

Or they just burrow straight into wood... Or just find an empty hole that looks cozy. I drilled a bunch of holes in a post by my door and now I have some little buzzy neighbors :)

honey bees will not burrow, you may be referring to mason bees/carpenter bees and they will destroy untreated wood.

Yep! Honey bees are the weird exception, most aren't great builders

However, while it's mundane knowledge now that hives can do optimizations etc. collectively, the point of the article is, no, individual bees are intelligent.

nginx-proxy-manager + gitea + drone CI + terraform

Drone CI is Woodpecker now: https://woodpecker-ci.org/

because position of ctrl on Apple keyboards are in much weirdo position than Backspace that remap caps-lock to ctrl is less painful ?

My main machine is a Macbook Pro and I find the control key to be in a fine position. Just curl the pinky down two rows. Backspace is much farther away.

Abandoned as in? I'm considering ECS for some projects. Will EKS a better sword than ECS?

I don't really agree that it's been abandoned, nothing suggest that this is true. They're not known for just abandoning established services, there's a public roadmap[0] that you can follow. Like all services there are pros and cons. Up until very recently EKS lacked more or less everything ECS has in tight integration with other AWS services, so there's that.

[0] https://github.com/aws/containers-roadmap/projects/1

lol. that was a typo. can HN provide a edit option or moderator edit that title.