

Ctrl+Ins gang rise up
Ctrl+Ins gang rise up
Well, the bar is subterranean
You’d have heat exchangers, like a desalination plant
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-stage_flash_distillation
Such plants can operate at 23–27 kWh/m3 (appr. 90 MJ/m3) of distilled water.[5]
So still impossible, but not unfathomable
edit:
122,060,000,000 kWh becomes
003,500,000,000 kWh
About a third of the national capacity
When I’m not yelling at clouds, I like Tsunami Bomb
I used slackware, btw
Is zfs required for security footage?
Here’s a better article on elliptic curves
the server is what you need to roll back. The part that runs on a big computer.
apk is the client on your phone. It’s probably fine at a newer version.
Are you logging into someone else’s server?
I installed via their .deb repo. Pretty easy to see and roll back server versions that way.
But remember a lot of their client apps are just a launcher and they download the client every time you open it. Eventually they can force you to upgrade.
Living the dream
My partner hates wires and cables. A loose usb c is ugly. A puck is elegant apparently
I keep some in my bag for when people ask to borrow one. It sucks so bad they aren’t tempted to keep it. If they do keep it, they did me a favor
sftp
All my machines have my keys, nothing to set up, nothing to tear down.
Higher trim cars have radiation sensors to help account for solar heat gain.
Honeywell has individual room sensors available that you can average or prioritize.
I think the real reason you don’t see them- the average person is too stupid to understand them and set them up.
Some of those signatures are like a CVS receipt.
When I’m on a chain with the corporate office:
But it has to be a magic packet, not just any ole request.
Also rather inert
To: [email protected]
From:[email protected]
Subject: Pixel 10 final renders 📎
Body: please don’t share these with anyone 😉
I had a 3700x that would lock up sometimes at light usage. Passed every stress test, and could idle for days. I swapped ram, psu, and mb with no effect. It’s possible the microcode and firmware mentioned here could have fixed it but I got another CPU and all my problems went away. Worth the $200 for me.
If it’s just buckets of data, mergerfs can pool the drives together, and then you can dedupe the whole lot.
Or consider buying a surplus 20tb drive, copy everything to it, dedupe the 20, write back to the 4+4+2 as cold spares. Those surplus drives are $10-14 per tb and I’ve had fantastic luck with them.