Instantly recognizable from Symbian days...
In Europe those over the top insane-looking american "trucks" need heavy goods vehicle license, plus even if it's light enough for the regular license, it's still classified as a cargo vehicle which is subject for more tax (either yearly tax or sometimes even road usage tax). People can already buy new "trucks" (even Volkswagen makes one) and import old ones from the US for a long time, but extra tax is not something most want to pay.
I don't know if you or the other account is Daniel or not. You do have to have a few screws loose to be constantly looking for posts that are negative towards your project and create accounts (or multiple) to defend it ASAP. However doing it to someone elses project you would have to be in a nuthouse, so I usually assume the more intelligent option.
While the authors intentions are a bit iffy (the whole thing happened over a year ago), the fact that two new fresh accounts that speak just like Daniel apperead in the comments speak the loudest.
Daniel, if you are reading this, comparing Graphene features to Lineage is not targeted harassment, nor is creating feature requests that can be closed and explained politely. When browsing the GrapheneOS forum the weirdest thing is seeing misunderstanding people being threatened with bans instead of helped with explanations. Usually with forums I just assume a 12-year-old is behind the keyboard, but unfortunately that's not the case with Graphene.
There are a million maps apps, even google itself has two (Waze). Banking is easily accessible thru a web browser. Also, rooting your phone gives you ability to fake a lot of the requirements to make stubborn apps run.
The charred remains of your burned down house will look really cute lol
That floating circuit breaker really ties the whole setup together lol. Do yourself a favour and clean this mess up before trying to reuse this old disused crap again.
What is the alternative if you don't want to go insane trying to setup all of that? Samba?
I believe the contactor is just a contactor, and the actual power company signal comes from a separate device. Though everything is french, as it seems this setup is used for cheap water heating in France.
The L124 on the right is a fuse holder, open it up, there should be a replaceable fuse inside.
it's literally Russian tourists, what else would you expect