Yes, because two decimals of accuracy is very important here. The kiln keeps temperature that tightly controlled.

Copy/Paste it into notepad, then copy/paste it from there into whatever else you want it.

That’s been the go-to for removing weird characters from text since the beginning of time. You SHOULD do that any time you copy text from any web page to remove any hidden text, or weird formatting.

That is an option. For smaller setup, capacitors are used for high peak demand applications.

Sometimes a mixed setup is just not worth it, cause the peak demand is the important part, so you end up with like 80% LiPo and 20% Na.

But I’m certainly no expert on the economics of infrastructure battery installations.

Kind of, yes. But more importantly, it also means it can only push enough power to run at 3c. And that’s probably not for the full charge of the battery.

So a 100 amp hour battery rated at 3c can push out 300 amps. Which also means that if the grid needs a short spike in power, it might be limited.

It shouldn’t be too hard to get a 15c LiPo battery, which could push 5x as much energy at peak demand.

You’d probably kill the battery if you charged it from 0-100 at 15c, but for short bursts of charging and discharging, it should handle it just fine.

Use your tongue to count your teeth. Once you get an idea which tooth it is, it’s a lot easier to find stuff stuck in there.

Proprioception in your mouth is weird if you don’t actively practice.

And it helps with cross training your tongue for other tasks.

Do you ever get tired of finding the worst in every situation?

Virginia isn’t even the biggest problem, you don’t have to smile and dance, but just don’t be angry about it for a bit.

You can’t put a barrier between emergency services and someone in an emergency. Sometimes they literally don’t have the ability to press 1.

Just overstaff your call center. That’s it.

Spend a little extra money to ensure your emergency workers aren’t stressed out 24x7, and they’ll have the staff to manage a bigger event.

It’s an emergency service. Spend money on it like it’s important.

I was the “go find the pliers to turn the channel, cause the knob went missing last year” kid.

The official way to get movies and TV series for self hosting is to purchase them on physical disc, then rip that media to your computer so you don’t need to swap out discs anymore.

There are also tools to rip the movies from streaming sites. Depending on how you want to do it, there’s various tools to download the content, but it’s a bit of a war between the streamers and the end users.

There’s also ways to download that content from people who share it online. Depending on where you live, this might be completely legal, it might get you fined, it might get your internet shut off, or it might get you put in jail. The worst most people get is a letter telling them to knock it off, but you should look into the laws where you live to find out for sure.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/piracy has some guides on it.

Just make them leave it off. Anyone caught using a phone gets it taken away the rest of the day.

That’s what we did with anything that was distracting when I was growing up. You can have it on you, but if they see you using it. It goes into the principal’s office until EOD.

MakeMKV lets you mix and match files into a video container, so you can put a different audio track or sub track into the video.

You might have trouble with the sync if things don’t start at exactly the same time, but I think there are offset settings in there somewhere.

There’s only two types of people who carry that much cash, and neither of them can afford to lose it.

It goes back to the person that lost it, no matter how much effort it takes.

I’m old enough that I took my Computer Science AP test in PASCAL in pencil on paper.

You can absolutely handwrite tests in any subject.

You can also provide workstations with no internet access for programming if you need an IDE/Compiler/etc.

A “mark” is the victim of a scam.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scam

Oh, my gaming PC has an Nvidia 1080. I have had zero issues.

Yeah, it was kinda frustrating cause I was trying to start a group game. BUT, I just clicked around a bit and figured it out, took maybe 5 minutes (of people watching me).

Before that I used Windows for my console PC, and I can honestly say that CachyOS is easier to use than Windows, and less likely for an update to break something.

Nobody knew how to handwrite before someone taught them. That’s what school is for.

I have two cars made after 2020. Both have a phone app where you can set the internal climate settings in the car. You wouldn’t practically be able to do that from a keyfob.

Both also allow remote starting from the phone, with a setting for how long to let the car run before it turns off again. From a keyfob it’s normally set to 5 minutes with no option to change it.

Both are quality of life features that aren’t really required, but I do use them pretty regularly. If the internet stopped working on either car, they’d act just like any older car that didn’t have those features.

Once the bluetooth stack updated and both steam and the OS were fighting for which one was doing the controller emulation for the nintendo switch pro controllers. I just went in and turned off the OS controller support in the bluetooth settings.

That’s literally the only problem I’ve had in… 9 months of this setup?

Well, most cars don’t REQUIRE it, but most cars lose features if it doesn’t have network connectivity.

Good luck finding a car made after 2020 that doesn’t have at least one or two features that require the Internet to function.