Ahh you're right. I totally overlooked that ๐คฆ๐ปโโ๏ธ KDE's not my daily driver
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home server
I acknowledge that this is a silly question, but what does a Windows home server do? I'm sure there are many possibilities, but most of my server experience has been Linux-based, so I'm just curious.
If I were to run Windows on my home server, I'd probably just end up running a lot of services in WSL out of habit ๐
If I had to guess, maybe they had a surplus of energy and needed some way to dissipate excess energy. I read the book years ago though, so I don't really remember.
I suppose so. Maybe the concept could work with other forms of electromagnetic radiation too, and visible light was just the one used in the book. Idk, I'm no physicist ๐คทโโ๏ธ
I'm genuinely curious: Why censor the word "Nazi"?
No, but it has some of the same letters
In the (fiction) novel Artemis by Andy Weir, which takes place in a city on the moon, they have a heat management system that seemed pretty cool. They convert heat to light, and radiate the light out into space. Not sure how feasible/scalable that is, but I thought the concept was cool.
Lol what? I'm so out of the loop
These guys right here, officer
Welp, there's my cursed upvote of the day.
Yeah, I think it was the sun. She probably trained me to follow her own circadian rhythm, using her cuteness and affection to convince me to comply lol
Maybe a few *arr services configured in a docker-compose file might be appealing to him ๐