Notices by Valentin Sawadski (vsaw@mastodon.social)

@avatastic @evan Yeah I was thinking the same. There is already #MQTT which is free, open and widely supported. And I fail to see the practical need for #IoT federation at the moment. But maybe I just haven’t thought about the right use cases yet 🤷♂️

(Also #activitypub misses a bunch of features that make it impractical for telemetry uses cases right now, but those are technical issues which can be fixed)

@puniko @schenklklopfer Meine Vermutung: das BE erwartet ein Komma "," als Dezimaltrennzeichen. Wenn die UI auf Englisch eingestellt wird, dann ist da ein Punkt "." der nicht richtig übersetzt wird.

Klingt weird, aber mich würde nicht wundern wenn die App in Hintergrund MT940 oder ähnliches macht und deswegen direct den Text-Input verwendet https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MT940

@killyourfm Here are some people and organizations you could check out if you want to learn more about energy efficient software

the software and sustainability research group https://s2group.cs.vu.nl/

https://www.thegreenwebfoundation.org/ which build the awesome CO2.js library

@fershad who works for the green web foundation and has a CO2 aware homepage

https://www.blauer-engel.de/en/productworld/resources-and-energy-efficient-software-products a German certificate. Super cool fact: the first software to get the certificate is #KDE #Okular

@killyourfm Oh there is loads of fun to be had with this. A while back I found a research group looking into energy consumption of video streaming on Android. TLDR, 720p cuts it down in half compared to 1080p https://s2group.cs.vu.nl/2022-01-05-green-lab-experiment/

@killyourfm 😅

My guess is though, the screens won’t make a big difference probably 20-50W. At least my “old” 1080p screen was using this much.

@killyourfm If you are interested in measuring your entire setup, You could get an extension cord plug all devices in and measure all of them at once with the Kill-a-watt.

@killyourfm Thats a lot! My 2018 MacBook under full load uses the same amount of power like your idle system.

And to clarify does this include the screen(s) and peripherals or just compute?