It wouldn’t work because there’s no circuit.

https://signal.org/blog/pqxdh/

Many companies already have transitioned to mathematically proven quantum resistant encryption.

Sure, some old stuff will be vulnerable, but we’ve known the risk for a while and have already started preparation.

It’s half cause people aren’t used to it, and half cause there’s no infrastructure to keep the roads clear.

FreshRSS has an API that can be called by different apps in the app store.

I use FreshRSS web interface on my computer, and then use the Readrops app on my phone.

800w is less than half what you could pull from any outlet in the US. Standard electric breakers are rated for 15amp continuous at 120v. Most heating appliances designed to run for long periods of time (like electric heaters, or countertop cooking) run around 1800watts. So you could pretty easily plug in two 800w solar panels to back-feed a single circuit.

50amp 220v is about the limit on one circuit for most residential homes (for ovens, or electric central heating) which is what would be used for the fastest electric car charging at home.

That’s plenty of headroom for in-circuit solar generation.

You could when solar fist started becoming available. Energy companies quickly realized that if everyone did that, they’d have way too much power during the day, and none at night.

Our local co-op power generator barely makes it useful to have solar unless you also have battery storage.

Scrubs theme song - Superman - Lazlo Bane

Already covered

Sunshine Superman - Donovan

Just 3d print a mould and use it twice before you forget it exists.

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If you only care about technology that’s commercially available, why are you on the technology community?

I worked at a big box electronics store back in the day. Problem was we only sold two kinds of cables.

1 - shitty cables with the ends crimped on that will fall off after three uses.

2 - way overpriced gold plated cables that cost 10x or more.

I’d love it if we sold something in-between, but you absolutely could tell the difference between those options. Mostly cause the RCA ends didn’t make an actual decent connection to the equipment, so it wiggled around and induced static into the signal.

My previous laptop is my home server. It was retired as a laptop because the screen died, but the rest was fine.

I run a lot of services.

Plex and Calibre are the two that I share with my friends.

Home assistant is the main one that’s only used by my household.

I have a bunch of other stuff like audiobookshelf, gramps, etc. that aren’t used much, but are kinda fun to have.

Then there’s the stuff that is used to manage the services, like portainer, watchtower, uptime kuma, etc.

I think the base picture is a car dealership. It could still be AI, but the original base picture is probably still a dealership.

Depends on what the surgery is.

If you’re doing a standard surgery on an organ, for example an appendectomy, you just start by taking images of the organs, then if everything is where it normally is, they just use landmarks like slightly left of the bellybutton.

If you’re doing surgery on some broken bones, you might have to make more measurements to ensure things are put back where they should be.

A lot of times, for really important surgeries, they’ll make a full 3d model and have a template created that you place over the surgical area to ensure you get everything exactly where it should go.

No exaggeration, this was my breaking point for switching to linux exclusively.

Really old laser pointers used AAAA batteries.

No, most things slide under a shingle so the water never touches the fasteners.

Some things screw right through with sealant on top, but that’s not the best way to do it, cause sealant will break down over time.

It started way before that.

People copying books and sheet music. If you’re talking electronic, then I have “pirated” reel to reel music copied from records from the 60’s.

If you’re talking computers, I have floppy discs copied and passed around from the 80’s.

BBS’s existed in the 70’s and were sharing stuff before IRC became popular.

Heck, if humans can technically make a copy of it, no matter how difficult, we will and freely share it.