The exe was flagged immediately, even before running. I did not feel like running the batch script to be certain.

The exe had absolutely nothing harmful. It didn’t interact with any files or do anything with drivers. It was entirely self contained.
I don’t remember exactly what it was, but it can’t have been any more complicated than a game of snake in a terminal.

Golf donut

C#. The language made by Microsoft.

I wrote a program (not a virus) on my computer. Windows deleted the exe immediately after I compiled it because it was “an unverified application from an unknown source”.

It didn’t bother deleting the batch script I downloaded from an email that would delete all files if run. Apparently that one was fine.

I hate this because I’m halfway through it. At least now I have instructions for the other half.

On three:

Five… Four… Three!

You also have to work 2-3 positions at the same time, without the required equipment to accurately monitor the location of planes, with faulty alarms going off multiple times per day, and you get blamed if you lose concentration for a second at the wrong moment.

YI -> Iron Knob

I did not say that, and I did not imply it either. I was telling you what you can do to improve your interactions with this community and it’s mods.

I was given moderator privileges a few hours ago. I have not yet seen those comments, and had nothing to do with them.

I suggest taking some time away from this to clear your head before making further comments. It’s hard to argue in good faith while angry.

I’m always happy to listen to feedback, and change my behaviour when I’m wrong.

I will not be removing comments just because they have been reported, or just because I disagree with them. I will only be removing comments that explicitly break the rules as listed on the sidebar. You are welcome to report any comment you believe should be removed. There is no penalty for incorrectly reporting something if it is done in good faith (i.e. don’t report everything just because I said no penalty).

While not explicitly against rule 1 (Be nice), I believe “zionist rats” could have been phrased as “zionists” or “zionist people” while still making the same point.

SponsorBlock works pretty well.

I think you already got your answer here https://mander.xyz/post/49981172

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I’ve found apexcharts-card to be fairly configurable and good looking. I’ve put 2 different data types on the one graph and used two axes (price left, % right). Sometimes the values get “stuck”, but a refresh fixes it.

type: custom:apexcharts-card
apex_config:
  legend:
    show: false
graph_span: 12h
span:
  start: minute
yaxis:
  - id: price
    min: ~-10
    max: ~40
    decimals: 0
  - id: renewables
    opposite: true
    min: 0
    max: ~100
    decimals: 0
header:
  show: true
  title: Amber Prices
  show_states: true
  colorize_states: true
series:
  - entity: sensor.amber_general_forecast
    name: General Forecast
    unit: c/kWh
    color: "#3498DB"
    yaxis_id: price
    data_generator: >
      const data = [];

      data.push([hass.states['sensor.amber_general_price'].attributes.nem_date.replace(/0{2}$/,
      "30"), hass.states['sensor.amber_general_price'].attributes.per_kwh*100]);

      for(let i = 0; i <= 24; i++) {
        data.push([entity.attributes.forecasts[i].nem_date.replace(/0{2}$/, "30"), entity.attributes.forecasts[i].per_kwh*100])
      }

      return data.reverse();
  - entity: sensor.amber_feed_in_forecast
    name: Feed In Forecast
    unit: c/kWh
    color: "#ff9800"
    yaxis_id: price
    data_generator: >
      const data = [];

      data.push([hass.states['sensor.amber_feed_in_price'].attributes.nem_date.replace(/0{2}$/,
      "30"), hass.states['sensor.amber_feed_in_price'].attributes.per_kwh*100]);

      for(let i = 0; i <= 24; i++) {
        data.push([entity.attributes.forecasts[i].nem_date.replace(/0{2}$/, "30"), entity.attributes.forecasts[i].per_kwh*100])
      }

      return data.reverse();
  - entity: sensor.amber_feed_in_forecast
    name: Renewables
    yaxis_id: renewables
    unit: "%"
    color: "#2ECC71"
    data_generator: >
      const data = [];

I upgraded from a Pi2 to a second hand thinkpad. It went from underpowered to also running a NAS and a factorio server with plenty of precessing power to spare. I’ve used it for several other projects as needed. Docker compose makes everything trivial.

Car travel is massively subsidised. The road maintenance, emergency services, new road construction, traffic light electricity, smart highway monitoring, snow ploughing and more are subsidised for roads.

Many railways are privately owned, so all costs are paid by the owner or anyone who uses it. If railways had similar subsidies to roads they would be far cheaper.

Offline multiplayer was fun. Online multiplayer is fine. Online single player is not.

I don’t see what all the fuss is about.