It’s a huge dependency (as of 0.13.0, its wheels are between 1.2 MiB and 1.5 MiB
What world are they living in that 1.5MiB is huge?
SPARC
Right.
Its cool you want to keep your old system going, but thats a cost you have to pay. You can't expect the rest of the world to make their lives harder to support your niche.
NAS sits at 24w idle. Security cams are drawing 19w of poe power, but I suspect there is a bit more being used in total. I have another NUC using probably around 24w max.
I'll slap some power meters on the switches and main nuc and try get some more accurate numbers.
Recommended sounds like a guideline to me, but im not a bike mechanic. The tire/rim does almost all of the pressure containment, with the exception of the valve, but the valve should be capable of much more than 3.5 bar.
I think you'll be okay at 4.5 bar. Some road tires are run at 6+, so 4.5 doesnt seem outrageously high.
I'm not a mechanic though, just some idiot on the internet :)
Is the pressure on the tube a suggestion or a limit?
Crocodile Dundee, all of them. Make Paul hogan the least bogan of the cast.
There are local models that run on 8GB or less. That would make much more sense here, every gaming PC from the last decade has that amount of vram.
Running it on cloud is insanely stupid. I wonder if they published the keys for the cloud account in the game binary?
cron/crontab are the general things you want to search for. They are used for running commands on a schedule, which is what you want.
You can also use systemd timers. Pick the one that your OS supports.
Yup, the calls arent going away, just the human at the other end...
I know one person who went call centre to white collar job. But realistically, its a spirit crushing job.
Its also bad news that call center jobs are going away, because it likely means that customer support is being replaced with brainless robots :(
Australia just recently banned credit card surcharges. The cash price has to be the same as the card price. I believe part of the reason was that many retailers were silently added the surcharge at checkout instead of being upfront with the cost.
The surcharge is usually way less than 3%, which does suggest that the place is overcharging and pocketing the difference, which I'm not cool with.
As long as the pricing is upfront I don't really mind either way, I want to know what I am being charged, with no hidden surcharges or fees.
Excellent (1:14h) video from Folding Ideas about beast games, and how completely devoid of ideas most of his team are.
This will be a good starting point:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Curie
(Although it was her husband who discovered uranium's radioactivity)