- Does it have USB-C video out?
- Do you plan to run any custom ROMs / Can it run custom ROMs?
IcedRaktajino
joined 2 months ago
"Thou shalt not steal" is pretty clear.
Gardein Plant-based ground b'ef are my go-to. I pretty much always keep these in my freezer to throw into the odd dish or for tacos or chili or whatever.
https://www.gardein.com/beefless-and-porkless/gluten-free/ground-bef
🤚 Don't. Even.
You are not even remotely the first to try to pull this scam here.
With that many details, your story must be true 🙄
I too have struggles. Can you find it in your heart to share some of your scampaign funds with a fellow struggling human?
But seriously, shame on you for pulling this scam. People like you make me wish I believed in God so that I could take comfort in knowing one day you'll burn for eternity in Hell.
Yeah, for sure. I tend to use WebDAV with that to connect to my Nextcloud more than the actual Nextcloud app. Works great.
That kind of puts the scene where Rick keeps reanimating in different universes in a new light. Forget the episode, but he keeps coming out of his lab in a different universe and they're all fascist hellholes. He's like "Is this, like, the default setting or something?"
Assuming you mean SSH for file transfer? Material Files supports SFTP, and I use it to connect via SSH to my machines to transfer files.
Costs about 17 cents per loaf in electricity, and my power rate is pretty high at $0.25/kWh.
- Blend: 7 minutes @ 100W (0.1 KW x 0.12 hours = 0.012 kWh). I'm being generous here since this is just an intermittent blend and the motor pulses slowly and doesn't use 100 watts for the whole cycle).
- Rest: 1 minute @ 0W
- Mix: 25 minutes @ 100 W (0.1 KW X 0.42 hours = 0.042 kWh)
- Proof 1: 58 minutes @ 50W (0.05 X 0.97 hours = 0.05 kWh)
- Proof 2: 50 minutes @ 50W (0.05 x 0.83 hours = 0.04 kWh)
- Bake: 50 minutes @ 650 W (0.65 x 0.83 hours = 0.54 kWh)
- Keep Warm: I never use this, but up to an hour at probably 100 watts. (0.1 KW x 1 hour = 0.1 kWh)
Total: 0.684 kWh x $0.25/kWh = $0.17 per loaf ($0.20 per loaf if I use the keep warm feature for the full hour).
For comparison, the regular oven is 4400 watts and takes 10 minutes just to pre-heat. That's $0.18 cents in electricity cost before I even bake the bread.
Nice. I haven't had much luck thrifting the last few years.
It's from the Jurassic Park novel. Spoiler: It kinda goes downhill from there (both the situation and the franchise).