skillissuer

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skillissuer,

it got probably really cheap on the other hand

skillissuer,

in poland specifically:

  • if you want to sell energy to grid, terms absolutely suck
  • grid is often overloaded in the summer in areas with large # of pv installations, meaning too high voltage, meaning inverters shut down;
  • there was a years long robocall campaign that sold these installations. pv installations are subsidized so more people could set it up and middlemen like this appeared

if you want to reduce your carbon footprint, or you want to use it all without selling energy, or such, you’ll be fine. if you believed robocalls that say that it will get you net passive income from that, tough luck

if you want to get a better deal, get solar water heater. it works always if there are no clouds, even in winter you can get 40C on a clear day

skillissuer,

timezone + language settings is another option

skillissuer,

nitrogen has much lower solubility in water than carbon dioxide, so it will be much less volume at any rate

skillissuer,

they are part of foreign volunteers and are normally in Ukraine, which means this was cross-border sabotage

skillissuer,

damn that’s a lot of ruined carrot

skillissuer,

get a GDPR request

skillissuer,

no

no

no

this thing would enable very strong superconducting magnets to work without cryogenic cooling. so, portable MRIs, better maglev, maybe perhaps easier fusion.

another interesting property is that resistance is zero. that means that you can transfer energy losslessly, saving some 10% of it this way. or you can make coils of this thing and charge/discharge them as needed, but this time without cooling: en.wikipedia.org/…/Superconducting_magnetic_energ…

skillissuer,

superconductors do nothing to make batteries or CMOS more efficient

skillissuer,

most of heat generated in CMOS like in every digital chip since 80s comes from transient shorting of source voltage during switching between states. you can’t help that with superconductors. You can decrease heat load by either lowering voltage (bad for stability below some point), lowering frequency (your phone/pc already does this when needed) or making the transistors smaller (hard but worthwhile) and improving chip design in general

skillissuer,

when you do it this way, it’s foss, when you do it the other way around, it’s piracy

society

skillissuer,

the correct way is to install linux on bare metal and not use windows at all

skillissuer,

then you put it in box and make passthrough work

skillissuer,

i’m not running windows on bare metal on principle

skillissuer,

not if host is any normal linux distro (much lighter than windows)

skillissuer,

no. rn i’m running debian host with mint guest and win10 guest. on host htop load average is below 2, the bigger issue is ram, at about 16gb used. as it happens, ram is much more easily expanded even on laptops than any other potential bottleneck causing hardware. i’ve never been short of performance with this setup, even when using old laptop with 12 gb ram and four cores

skillissuer,

browser addon would be much cleaner imo

skillissuer,

there’s lemmy link and kbin link for firefox, idk about chrome

skillissuer,

Apparentlly they collaborate with Thunderbird so there will be Thunderbird for Android

skillissuer,

Methanol or ammonia, both are good

skillissuer,

I mean ammonia is pretty decent fuel in itself, it can be decomposed to hydrogen or burned as is

skillissuer,

rufus, woeusb, ventoy all work most of the time

skillissuer,

On linux dd is always an option

skillissuer,

This is power delete suite. Shreddit (the one you dl from github and run locally, not shreddit.com) when fed with GDPR file will patiently and happily delete all comments one by one

skillissuer,

They don’t, FAQ states they don’t even have ability to do so

skillissuer,

There are no instances, users need to exchange their IDs via some other way beforehand

skillissuer,

This won’t allow to slide the card around, it’ll just stick to screen in one place. Better learn how to get the screen off entirely, because this will happen again

skillissuer,

Scams got automated just a little bit, is it a good or a bad thing?

skillissuer,

Re: proofreading this could maybe work for technical writing for ESL authors, but i won’t trust chatGPT with technically confidential data. So we’re back to square one

skillissuer,

in poland i pay some 12€ monthly for 600mbps down/150mbps up, and that runs on coax. Even some podunk villages have fibre and it’s all from EU money

also as long as you don’t torrent polish movies nobody gives a fuck so not even vpn is needed

Blanking on a term. I remember a protocol/firmware for wireless routers where the idea was to connect as many as possible to create a quasi internet without any ISPs. Help?

Basically title. I remember reading about it back in like 2018, I even remember a company that would provide crypto based on the amount of traffic you let through. Just curious if that ever saw any growth....

skillissuer,

Reticulum network maybe? There was also Mycelium, but never got out of pre-alpha

The Pokémon Sleep app is here to gamify your sleeping habits (www.talkandroid.com)

If you’ve immersed yourself in to the world of Pokémon you’ll be excited to find out that you can add another level to your obsession thanks to the debut of the Pokémon Sleep app on the Play Store. Ostensibly aiming to help you get a better sleep routine, the Pokémon Sleep app will track your sleeping habits via your...

skillissuer,

/c/aboringdystopia

skillissuer,

You’d think no one would try to monetize the time you’re not even up and running, but no

skillissuer,

Not if you plan to lose money on made up points amd monke jpegs

skillissuer,

the other factor is: who’s gonna touch this radioactive pile of bs?

Hide virtualisation from virtual machine

Title sounds confusing and It might be wrong terminology, sorry about that. I have POP OS and windows in VM (virtualbox) for few apps that are not available on linux. Im trying to install one app that requires diferent activation method because it recognized Im running virtual machine. Is there any way to hide that so I can...

skillissuer,

is it on rutracker?

skillissuer,

I have no precise answer for Solidworks, but i had success with specialized chemistry software (mnova, chemdraw) and HFSS so rutracker is a good first guess

There’s entire instance dedicated to piracy, but not sure about this one. It’s probably finr

skillissuer,

it’s not a reddit problem, it’s a you problem

skillissuer,

one thing i haven’t seen mentioned in the article: when antennas and propagation of radio waves are involved, it’s often useful to think of waves and things they encounter in terms of wavelengths. at 2.4 ghz (12cm), your wall might be 1 or 2 wavelengths, and this might be enough to slow down your wifi. at 5ghz, it might be 5 to 7, and signal degradation will be much worse. at visible light, even sheet of paper is hundreds of wavelengths thick. unless it’s translucent, no signal will come through. conversely, VHF or HF has much longer wavelengths, allowing much longer range and penetration through things like walls.

another important thing is that most of designs of antennas, filters, amplifiers and such components of transmitters and receivers usually operate on some narrow band, several % off carrier frequency. if you want to make that band larger, it usually means that your components have to be larger in terms of wavelengths. because in microwave region wavelengths are shorter, this means large bandwidths in manageably small devices. this works even better for light

skillissuer,

Xxixxex

skillissuer,

are you visiting /cryptocurrency for the first time? it’s about their own parallel system of moons that you can suposedly trade (it’s been around for some time)

skillissuer,

stop trying to monetize every human interaction

skillissuer,

cover your windows with aluminum foil. you’ll thank me later

skillissuer,

most of solar energy comes in as visible light, does it reflect it?

skillissuer,

it’s either autocorrect or one of us is having stroke

skillissuer,

vlemmy wasn’t shown the door anywhere, but instead vlemmy wasn’t showing the door to anyone either. i can block exploding heads and such, but this only prevents me from seeing their rancid behaviour, it’s still there. for the same reason in fb private groups if you block admins it’s customary to ban you, because everything you do flies under their radar

you might block exploding-heads; but they will influence people that didn’t, and you’ll have no idea. i don’t think it’s practical approach to moderation and community building. exploding-heads were defederated from .world for exact this reason: they would say “oh if this bothers you just block them” but this misses the point completely. they went there to recruit new people and weren’t concerned too much about contributing, instead they saw .world entirely as pool of people yet to be radicalized. if you blocked them as they wanted, that would just decrease their criticism

and that was just a single instance with 30? fuckups to its name when it happened. vlemmy was willingly getting in contact with many more, this is not sustainable. yes, not giving nazis a platform is a good idea, i thought it was already common knowledge

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