A quick Google search says Spanish yearly tomato production is 4x - 5x bigger than Netherlands'. I don't think your example, albeit possible, is correct.
So, just under the drawer full of Pi's and clones, I have another drawer with mediatek tablets and phones, most of them with a broken screen. It's there any progress out there to be able to install armbian/openwrt/whatever linux on them?
Spain here: everybody around me gets surprised when I say I have 6,5kW installed, they think is crazy high. A quick google search tells me our average is between 3,45kW and 4,6kW.
Is not just "slightly better" in some cases. An obvious one is repeated files. If RAR encounters a file ten times, it will compress once and store it and nine pointers. lzma and zstd guis i've tested will store ten compressed copies. It happens all the time in backups.
Downvoting this comment, wich usually pops up whenever somebody talks about the dots in hn, won't make the problem disappear. I too receive emails for someone who created an account with my namesurname but with a dot.
Your comment is spot on. I checked the webpack home hoping this tool somehow could optimize and/or clean inherited messed up projects with dozens of js libraries, only to learn that is up to the programmer to explicitly tell it the dependecies. At least, that's what I expected when I read "webpack simplifies your workflow by quickly constructing a dependency graph of your application and bundling them in the right order".
It's an honest question, as I can't see anything in the guidelines: are submissions of webs with useful data but with referrals ok with HN? Just asking in case some day I have a cool idea as this.
I've always wondered if Windows or other operative systems read the entire hosts file everytime they want to resolve an address. Maybe a big hosts file is bad for network performance?