I just took portable ones and ziptied them to my balcony connected to a solar generator. Works to feed all my electronics and server equipment. It only connects to the grid if its depleted, never feeds power back in.
So you can still do this in the states, so long as you're not feeding into the grid.
White kittens with pink beans are the best, and bloody adorable to boot.
I humbly request that you capture images of furryosa's toebeans to share one of these days.
I see you found a space on top of the cabinets to cast aspersions on the fridge top squatter in the comic.
Would make for an excellent hidden panel.
I've had to touch the derailuer on either of my MTB a grand total of once a year when I give them a once over for maintenance, or when I eat dirt and rip them off the frame - not the drivetrains issue there though, purely rider skill issue.
It rather tweak a cable once a year, or heck even a few times a year than charge a battery every few weeks.
I was assuming a box that would mount on the rear triangle, but no. Threads straight into the derailuer in a perfect position to rip it and the derailuer off in one go making everything useless.
Oh, and its more ewaste. Cable shifters work perfectly fine, I don't understand the general obsession with adding more electronics and batteries to charge to a bike.
Yep. Smaller, more energy efficient (extremes expensive electricity here, over 1€/kW at peak time summers), and more temperature resiliant (had to shut the rust based nas down in peak summer months as it could not keep drives cool enough with 3k rpm ippc fans)
11x 4tb drives in mine. Raidz3. Paired with a Xeon and 64gb of ram. All in a 5L case.
Bonding, or is the cat trying to borrow the braincell?
Or a southpaw layout! Numpad on the left. Its what I transitioned to, and I love it. E.G. keychron q12
My laptop manages playable fps with steam deck settings on the Intel arc igpu (ultra 155H, so the 8 core version)... So its absolutely accessable on lower end hardware now!
The Toebeans! So cute