Oh, memories 🤩

What e-waste? Your computer still works, you can install other browsers and apps 🤷‍♂️

And? I do my groceries by foot or bicycle and it goes just fine. Same with public transit. There’s also home delivery, that goes by bicyclists.

Groceries are mostly doable I’d say. But what if you need a larger or heavier item? Don’t get me wrong, I’d like to get rid of the car and am bicyclist myself, but realistically? Between bad weather (while rain can be done, it is not a very pleasant experience, moreover when it’s cold as well), shit public transport and more complicated payloads and such, it quickly gets complicated. And all the kudos to you if that works for you, honestly.

36 hrs sounds quite well suited for a i.e. 30kWh battery that you could charge it during night or whenever electricity is cheaper. Depends on your case of course, but it probably could be done like that.

Then you might consider a big enough battery if that’s not in MWhs. You’d charge it during night perhaps and switch to it when needed?

Can’t you manage it with a battery and wind/solar?

Bad weather and payload capacity want a word with you.

Aggregate? It shouldn’t be necessary these days, care to elaborate?

Well, the future is here now.

*his poverty, right

AFAIK Kotlin and Java code can co-exist as source level. Never tried it though. I guess it depends on the end case scenario what to use.

Isn’t kotlin a better option?

Awww, Windows. You can mitigate that by using a PIN on bitlocker drive. Possibly.

Edit: also more secure with security keys: https://www.yubico.com/works-with-yubikey/catalog/secure-disk-for-bitlocker/

Ditto. Also insanely configurable.

Try mikrotik

podman unshare is your friend. And placing :Z at the end of bl volume share to make SELinux happy

No problem is a bit of an exaggeration, though. For starters, if your are running with a non-root user, it bites you when trying to share a host volume, specially in SELinux. I can imagine other situations when one has to fiddle with it. But yes, go with podman whenever possible.

Right, until next time they propose it again.

Can it be a BIOS/UEFI setting that disk is hot swappable? I vaguely remember similar issue on Windows. If that’s the case, try setting it as not hot swappable in BIOS/UEFI.

It’s still roughly half of the NMC. I wonder what’s the charging speed.