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And here I am, stuck with only cable modem connectivity.


that's unfortunate since fiber has better bandwidth, congestion control and large packet support.


Digestion control


Website blocked as a threat/unsafe domain.


Are you on your work laptop? Your corporate IT "security theater" department may not recognize .xyz as a valid TLD.


Sounds like your security software is broken. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/9e0c8d513f58a8053284b8145...


False alarm.


What browser blocked it?


Umbrella seems to be blocking it, for one.


lol


Imagine if the walls were thin resonant panels and every time the Captain says "make it so" it will reverberate and sound like a commandment from God !


I love how they have documented the wall coverings from all the TNG episodes in minute detail.


They just pushed a new redesigned page for pull request diffs- must have bloated the DOM.


I still see a little "try the new experience" link on the PR diff page (top right of page) so the rollout might be gradual. I won't click.


I tried it! I like it generally, but it’s too buggy. The whole diff explodes if you expand to more lines (for example). It’s easy to switch back.


I am such a masochist that I actually click those buttons. If it's good, great, if it's shit, I have time to adjust before they foist it upon me anyway


I am on insider previews and betas for all apps I use. You're not alone.


I prefer to delay the pain as much as possible instead


I know someone who didn't get the lottery for 3 consecutive years.


Life is a series of lotteries. Where you're born, how wealthy your parents are, what genetic endowment you receive, what environment you grow up in. You have to win enough times and then you get a shot at a happy life.

Is it fair? Not really. Most people lose. I also lost. But, such is the reality we live in.


That's a bit defeatist. When discussing policy, we strive to create optimal, not random outcomes.


Realistically, policy is the outcome of the political process. There is no single optimal policy because what's considered 'optimal' depends on what you want to achieve, and these goals will vary across individuals or groups.

Some people don't want anybody to come in, others want just the brain drain but nobody else, others want cheap unskilled workers, others want open borders. And this is just a small sample.


There are still less and more optimal choices for any given goal. I can't think of any view on immigration that is favored by a lottery.


I think it's a compromise between:

  1. We want to do brain drain to remain a leader in science and technology.
  2. We don't want immigration and we don't like immigrants.
  3. We can't discriminate based on where you come from, that's racist.
So let's have H1B (satisfies 1), but put a cap on it (satisfies 2), and have a lottery if the cap is exceeded (satisfies 3).

There could be a better solution for reaching these goals, you could switch priorities, cancel H1B altogether, or lift the cap, or have stricter requirements, or separate caps per country of origin, or per sector, there are a lot of options.

From my point of view, it's all still a lottery.


I agree - we need a large example not the toy examples of NeoPixels chained together. Also, in the Github module library, I found only ESP32-C3 modules but the hobbyists use ESP8266 and ESP32 and ESP12-E as well as STM dev modules...I suppose its one of those things where contributors will help populate the library but I don't see instructions on how to build all the artifacts I see in the library - there are atleast 12 artifacts for each module...


Busy work- yet another browser/IDE/framework because why not.


"Only available to the people paying $200/month"...nothing to see here


Tesla panels and total price after installation is too high to be competitive- only the Powerwall enthusiasts buy panels+powerwalls from tesla. Other panels are so cheap these days and EG4 makes excellent power storage options.


Last year I asked them for a Powerwall quote and was told that I can't get powerwall without their solar panels


You can do this if you use an approved third party installer. I just installed a large solar array with non-Tesla panels but using two of the latest Powerwalls as inverter and storage


Why use a Powerwall if you could use a better and cheaper inverter battery combination? Just because the app is beautiful?


> Just because the app is beautiful?

Yes, that's the only possibility right?

In case you wanted a serious answer and not just an internet reaction: our utility offered substantial rebates on Powerwalls specifically.


Interestingly enough, Powerwall is the only product I know and heard of, which can do grid disconnect and reconnect out of the box.

Unfortunate for this particular product (i do not like tesla anymore), i also never heard anything about it after that one Musk presentation infront of a house with tesla roof.

But if your ecosystem is Tesla (before Musk), the synergy would definitly be very nice.

'Just because' lucky enough some people do not mind investing money into beauty.


Powerwalls have been a huge disappointment for me so far. It gets pretty cold where we live but the Powerwalls are installed in a somewhat insulated garage. However in winter it gets cold enough in there that they need to use their own power to keep themselves warm, so they drain themselves that way in just a few days if there's no solar charging. Similarly, when the solar generation is high they need to cool themselves and that uses power. Our utility doesn't allow grid charging of storage. So all together I have relatively hope we'd actually have much backup power in an outage.


I’d be curious to hear how other providers compare in this scenario


Maybe add some sun-facing windows to said garage? Insulation alone won't keep a space without a heat source warm...


That's a great idea - I may look into that.


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