Thank you, mate!
I was considering running it switched with remote power, but the nerd in me wanted to cut wires, solder and "automate", it that makes sense.
I guess I will regret it the next time I need to do some work with my head inside the chamber hehe.
Pixels can have custom AVB keys so the bootloader can be locked after installing gOS.
Maybe on Apple (?), bur GrapheneOS supports my banking apps just fine. The only thing missing is Google Pay, which I don't use anyways
I read all the comments to see if I could tack on somewhere, but it seems I'm the only one who prefers spring...
Winter is long, dark and cold here, so spring is like a magical season where actual daylight returns, snow melts revealing another colour than white and dirty snow and temps allow you not to dress up with three layers every time you leave the house.
Yeah it makes no sense, yet it's so much fun when stuff finally works like it should!
Everybody loves using Jellyfin at home, but they think I'm mad for spending countless hours setting up everything the first time, then a second time to improve, then a third time as I migrated HW.
Keep having fun with it mate! The possibilities are endless
We don't. He's full of shit.
The right (FRP) is on a hard decline atm, allmost back behind Høyre. People tend to think a bit more before voting than when answering a random questionaire.
Great comeback when being called out on spreading horseshit, mate.
Please read up on the current state of Norwegian politics before sharing any more of your interesting "knowledge".
18-29 year olds being populist is most certainly not tearing the country to shreds.
The latest polls have AP back on top. Currently, neither centre right or centre left have a clear win.
We’ll see what happens come September
Most of Norway (my house included) is still stuck on IT, so 230V phase/phase.
The only place it really sucks is for modern induction hobs where 25A @ 230V is a bit low (5,75 kW, max on mine is 7,2 kW) and the EV charge box (3,6 kW or 7,2 kW max instead of 11 or 22 kW).
They are however changing to TN for new areas.
Upside is that the earth current will be very small when you have a fault, so the system can function with it. I believe this is why critical institutions like hospitals run IT and not TN/TT.
Yeah I mean, there are ish 130 million households in the US. If your way of doing up wiring was so bad, you'd have fires everywhere all the time.
It's just a different way of doing it. Not better or worse, inherently.
The only thing I thoroughly dislike that you guys do are wire nuts. I know I will piss of some American sparkies, but holy fudge they are crappy. When even the professionals can mess it up by twisting poorly/wrong, it's bound to cause issues for less experienced people. Just use WAGO's.
#SorryNotSorry!!
Comprehensive write up. Thanks for this!
The main reason I went for it now was that the panel has been out a few years and the price is more in line with what I'd like to spend. I'm guessing this new tech will be quite costly to begin with?
The early adopter tax thankfully no longer gives me a high, but I will read up on these and maybe they will be relevant next time around.
Seems like interesting tech, for sure!
He never said it is. Most people don’t think it is.
We want NATO as a security, should we ever need it.
It’s like paying for insurance: let’s hope you never need it, but are glad to should the need arise. It’s not hard to understand, mate.
We all hope NATO can sit idly by and make plans they never ever need to execute.