Bi-directional is a double-edged feature.
It means that there is no reliable way of identifying line and neutral wire, which requires more complex double switches downstream.
Also, F is unnecessarily clunky and big and hard to make a weather-proof version of because of the complex shape.
Misinformed, this.
I only got an Iphone because using Android was severely limited in China and iPhones just work[TM]. VPN use is everywhere and normal there.
…and has more educationer, languagely.
If you want those things, great! But making it a requirement is where Germany is stifling.
It is very burdensome if you just try to do stuff.
E.g. some friends and I wanted to train freediving, but we couldn’t book a lane in the local pools, because we don’t have a Verein registered for the activity.
In Germany, admin overhead is not something to reduce, it’s a requirement.
I promise I’m not a shill. This seems relevant.
Liberux seem pretty transparent in everything they do. https://liberux.net/
Possibly this. https://liberux.net/
Wait. Are there cake days here, too?!
Let’s not lower the standards before we have had a chance to raise them.
Downdoot for ragebait title.
Can confirm: Using a rpi4 with 2GB for a long time worked well.