Ohh shit, yeah I bet that's it! Smart. I was thinking with a DC mindset, but it would be able to notice when the grid is pushing back or not if it's even a little out of sync.
Huh, I wonder how that works. How can it differentiate grid power vs the power it's supplying to the wall? All I can guess is maybe it polls for grid power by cutting its own supply for a few milliseconds to see if the grid is still there? Couldn't find anything getting into the details online...
For anyone else using SWAG, it looks like a fix is on its way but not available yet. This SWAG issue points to an upstream Alpine package dependency that needs to be updated first. Looking at the source, they just recently committed backported patches, so presumably a new version will be released soon; then the SWAG image can be updated.
Right. I think the person you replied to was saying, is infrasound sickness or whatever also psychosomatic, like Chuck's thing. Seems like this one may actually be real, but I don't think they misunderstood Chuck's condition.
Your Imax seems like an exception. All the ones around me stopped showing PHM in favor of the Mario movie as soon as it released. This is exciting news because I'd missed the first Imax run of PHM!
I'm curious what the purpose is here, since I don't see it explained on the linked page. Are they essentially trying to bait the state into issuing fines so they can challenge these laws in court? Or just demonstrate how dumb the laws are?
Civil disobedience in this way (buying or owning an "illegal" product) doesn't seem like it would have the same impact as a sit-in against segregation or something like marching on a highway. There's nothing really visible for media to show off, and no real inconvenience to anyone. The state could just ignore these entirely, right?
Edit: answered my own question by reading the main Ageless Linux page. Seems like the point is to bait the state AG into fining them, or if not, explain why they aren't enforcing the law? Dunno if this will do anything but good luck to the project anyway! They certainly have the right spirit.
That's... The point of the GPL licenses, to preserve copyleft. I also prefer the simplicity of the MIT license for my own works, but I respect the copyleft ideals.
I don't see anything on the teamspeak website about video calls or screen sharing... Do they have but fail to advertise that functionality? Or am I just missing where they mention it?
You mean the homeassistant community? For Home Assistant users? I think it's taken for granted here that people know what HA is, and that doesn't seem unreasonable. I wouldn't expect every post in /c/android to explain what Android is.
Home Assistant users are huge on devices with full local control (no internet connection required). Yes, HA works with cloud-connected devices too, but HA itself is just a platform for connecting all your devices together.
Most users here probably agree with you about avoiding internet connected devices, but your condemnation of HA makes it sound like you have no idea what HA is.
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Ohh shit, yeah I bet that's it! Smart. I was thinking with a DC mindset, but it would be able to notice when the grid is pushing back or not if it's even a little out of sync.
Huh, I wonder how that works. How can it differentiate grid power vs the power it's supplying to the wall? All I can guess is maybe it polls for grid power by cutting its own supply for a few milliseconds to see if the grid is still there? Couldn't find anything getting into the details online...
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And they probably sold the people in charge on the idea that it's to "protect the children" 🤮
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Ploopy is such an awful brand name... but I kinda like it 😆
For anyone else using SWAG, it looks like a fix is on its way but not available yet. This SWAG issue points to an upstream Alpine package dependency that needs to be updated first. Looking at the source, they just recently committed backported patches, so presumably a new version will be released soon; then the SWAG image can be updated.
Right. I think the person you replied to was saying, is infrasound sickness or whatever also psychosomatic, like Chuck's thing. Seems like this one may actually be real, but I don't think they misunderstood Chuck's condition.
Idk, seems shaky at best. Not sure what hearing the lines matters.
I've never heard of that. What sort of problems? And is there research to back it up?
Would you care to elaborate?
I'm curious, how might
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Your Imax seems like an exception. All the ones around me stopped showing PHM in favor of the Mario movie as soon as it released. This is exciting news because I'd missed the first Imax run of PHM!
I'm curious what the purpose is here, since I don't see it explained on the linked page. Are they essentially trying to bait the state into issuing fines so they can challenge these laws in court? Or just demonstrate how dumb the laws are?
Civil disobedience in this way (buying or owning an "illegal" product) doesn't seem like it would have the same impact as a sit-in against segregation or something like marching on a highway. There's nothing really visible for media to show off, and no real inconvenience to anyone. The state could just ignore these entirely, right?
Edit: answered my own question by reading the main Ageless Linux page. Seems like the point is to bait the state AG into fining them, or if not, explain why they aren't enforcing the law? Dunno if this will do anything but good luck to the project anyway! They certainly have the right spirit.
That's... The point of the GPL licenses, to preserve copyleft. I also prefer the simplicity of the MIT license for my own works, but I respect the copyleft ideals.
I don't see anything on the teamspeak website about video calls or screen sharing... Do they have but fail to advertise that functionality? Or am I just missing where they mention it?
You mean the homeassistant community? For Home Assistant users? I think it's taken for granted here that people know what HA is, and that doesn't seem unreasonable. I wouldn't expect every post in /c/android to explain what Android is.
Home Assistant users are huge on devices with full local control (no internet connection required). Yes, HA works with cloud-connected devices too, but HA itself is just a platform for connecting all your devices together.
Most users here probably agree with you about avoiding internet connected devices, but your condemnation of HA makes it sound like you have no idea what HA is.