

In theory it could be useful to be notified when it’s done if you’re out of earshot of the washing machine. In practice I don’t trust any manufacturer to make a machine and app that limits data to just that functionality


In theory it could be useful to be notified when it’s done if you’re out of earshot of the washing machine. In practice I don’t trust any manufacturer to make a machine and app that limits data to just that functionality


I’ve been using Hyperion for a few years. I mostly wanted something with app drawer folders like nova offered and this was the best I could find
eh, other truck drivers aren’t much better. biggest takeaway getting my CDL was realizing just how low the standards are to drive a truck
You’re not disproving my point that there is no feasible way for me as a consumer to have a functional device without begrudgingly supporting either apple or android in their walled garden bullshit. No amount of “voting with my wallet” will fix this without a proper alternative
Ah yes, the consumers having no real practical alternative between apple and android means they support all the bullshit Google is forcing onto android /s
How do you propose I vote with my wallet when using something like grapheneOS requires buying a pixel?
your eyes need to be both moist and oxygenated, the former usually requires blinking
I really appreciate you explaining
All this talk in the thread of “rtfm” and you’re the first one to actually explain how to get to the manual for commands
this is depression talking. don’t delude yourself into thinking you’re an objective realist when you’re incapable of feeling joy. there’s plenty to be miserable about, but if you feel miserable about everything in life and find joy in nothing that’s called anhedonia and is a genuine mental disorder.
It’s way easier for me to add more ram than it is to change my tab hoarding habits


As mentioned elsewhere your house and the grid is not rated for this level of energy for long periods of time and ether the company cuts you off or your house burns down.
A typical main breaker in the US is rated for 150 amps, general rule of thumb is breakers are safe for 80% of their rated load continuously. At 110v, that 150 amp panel is good for 13.2kw. Over a 30 day month that’s 9,500 kwh.
Anyone using 7000kwh a month is likely on a 200 or 300 amp panel. By the same math above that’s 12,700kwh and 19,000kwh.
7,000kwh is well within safe usage of a normal home under a uniform load, definitely so with a 2 or 300amp main breaker.
Ffs an electric car with a home fast charger pulls nearly 12kw on a single outlet. That plus a fridge and AC running in the house would be too much for a standard 150amp service.
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I can’t have warm hands and usable dexterity in winter. Only in winter can I have painfully cold, numb hands and be sweaty at the same time.
At least in summer my whole body agrees that it’s warm and my hands always work properly
How does keeping kids inside the whole time the sun is up improve their mental health over giving them an extra hour of sun after school that they can actually enjoy?
metric is great until you need to do anything practical with it like converting cricket chirps to degrees /s


yep!


like every single other major console ever launched
dreamcast would like a word


They’ve required an account to watch age restricted videos for years now
The original post only gave half the explanation. It’s not that lead exists in general, it’s that lead exists within zircon crystals.
Under normal circumstances that would be impossible, zircon crystals strongly reject lead atoms as they form. There’s no way to stuff lead into the crystal lattice in the quantity we find them there. But uranium and zircon go together just fine, we just have to wait for it to decay into lead. The trouble is it takes ~4.5 billion years for just half of those uranium atoms to turn into lead. So any zircon crystal we find with half as much lead as uranium must be roughly that old
Don’t worry, they’ll name it after the place that discovers it like we did with the Spanish flu that actually came from Kansas