Im using tailscale and have all my devices connected through it. Im not exposung any services in particular, just handy to be able to ssh around. Its always on and i did not notice huge power loss on my phone

Installs arch with install script, cannot fix grub, reinstalls arch. Good comedy, would recommend. Martincitopants style editing is lovely

1. network interface - check
2. dns - not applicable
3. firewall - check
4. ping - check
5. navigating to the web site - fail

There are two causes here. Either server fucks it self over or the client fucks itself over. For server check logs, for client: check spelling, specify full protocol and try different browser to pinpoint the problem. It would be great to see the full ip address output from ‘ip -c a’ on both client and server.

Odd that stremio is not on that list. It’s superior to netflix

A company will never do anything that is not increasing their profit. If the profit of breaking law is greater than the fine then they will do it.

What they will do, is create a button called “delete account” which will just block you from logging in. It will not delete your content. Sending an email which clearly says they’re getting sued is probably the easiest option. You gotta speak their language.

https://www.datarequests.org/blog/sample-letter-gdpr-erasure-request/

Ahh, relative pressure

Will any pressure below 1 bar work at all? Wont it just suck the air in instead?

was kicked in the head like this once. Flew a meter into the wall

I’ve not worked with batteries but I would assume there are two pins for voltage and ground, one temperature probe pin and or two pins for serial communication (probably I²C). If batteries would have had some sort complex handshake then it would have needed a corresponding UEFI patch so that system is able to refuse booting if the power level is too low. That’s why I assume there would be no handshake (unless it’s apple ofc).

How is it that one cannot purchase a bunch of flat rectangular batteries and just put them inside the laptop (wherever they fit) and connect them manually to some custom charge controller? We do it all the time on other devices like drones and shit. We have generic round cylindrical batteries, why isn’t there flat generic Li batteries?