If there are politics in your church, it's not really a church... and the IRS would very much like to know
From that angle, sure. But on Wikipedia it shows how massive it is.
Purposely not linking to the official "church" website, but it has a picture of it from the air, and lit up at night... It's pretty impressive.
Thanks for the link! I've never seen the apt-mark hold option before.
Sure, but if I can get this one working I wouldn't need to :)
In December 2017 I set up a Raspberry Pi Zero W (v1.1) with a bash script to automatically launch Chromium browser at startup in kiosk mode, wait 2 minutes, then use xdotool to change tabs.
Browser was configured to launch with 2 tabs. One was a locally hosted (static) HTML file, the other was a Google Slides slideshow. HTML file displayed a welcome message and current time (via css clock) while the slideshow loaded in the background tab.
This was working flawlessly for years.
Here's my problem If the display was showing desktop background instead of clock/slideshow I would just SSH in and reboot to fix it ... but over the last 6 months, this "reboot fix" reliability of launching the Chromium browser has fallen off a cliff... From 100% to 50% to 10% then basically 0%
I suspected the latest version of the browser is not supported on this old Zero W ... So I formatted the SD card, burned the 32-bit Legacy version of Pi OS (bullseye) for the Zero W using imager and confirmed my suspicions.
I almost fixed the issue by launching Midori in Fullscreen mode instead, but it's displaying the navbar for some reason. Am I missing something?
For this simple use case, would I be better off running 32-bit Pi OS Lite and an X11 window manager? How?
Some types of clouds dissipate right before an eclipse then come back shortly thereafter
He's proposing trains should do the 'Long Haul' portion.
My flow starts the day with Active > Hot > 6 hour > 1 Hour
Midday checks Active > 6 > New
Evening checks Hot & 1
It literally affected emergency services' ability to contact each other in multiple areas of the country.
It doesn't really matter which side is out of whack. Housing is unaffordable.
Continuing with the high interest comment that sparked this thread, back then a 10.5% interest mortgage in a typical house was 45% of median income and in 2023 a 6.5% interest mortgage was 53%
If mortgages were still 10.5% in 2023 housing would be 78% of median income.
Because homes were still affordable then.
1988 Median Household Income ~27k
1988 Median Home Price ~113k
So a home was 4x annual salary
For 2023 the numbers were ~59k and ~$418k Roughly 7x annual salary.
Huge profits for the state, but (simultaneously) low prices for consumers.
They can only steal rich people’s 20 year old cars with this
It's The Ultimate Doom but re-skinned to be Chex cereal themed and "non-violent"