Yes, its been a long time. But I still remember every line. You remember your first? Mine was some NGINX proxy at the Battle of Netflix.
My server took an arrow from my ISP so I was on foot, slogging through the configuration files. Tech support came running at me, this dumb corporate policy, thinking they could end the rebellion with a single policy blocking port forwarding.
I knocked them with the tailscale. Gods I was strong then. Caved in their double NAT. Probably shattered every iptable they had.
Stood over them, keyboard in the air. Right before I brought it down they said "Wait, wait!"
They never tell you how they all shit themselves. They don't put that part in the songs. Stupid ISP.
I'm also planning to experiment with hempcrete and mycelium blocks in the future; unfortunately don't have any advice right now for you.
You could 3d print a square mould with the sound dampening undulations. I'm picturing something with finger joints on the edges so you can assemble into a box with an open front, add a thrifted tv cabinet glass door on the front and some ventilation and you're set.
Following to see how it goes. Good luck!
archive.org link for those of us blocked by cloudflare for the audacity of using a VPN. Seems insideclimatenews doesn't really care about access to their messaging since they use cloudflare.
The Bisha battery storage facility features 122 prefabricated storage units, designed and supplied by China’s BYD. Each unit integrates a 6 MW power conversion system (PCS) alongside four lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery modules, each with a capacity of 5.365 MWh. This modular approach is decribed as a way to optimize space utilization, enhance system integration, and minimize potential failure points.
Emphasis mine.
Cool, was wondering what battery chemistry it was.
Ya I get the eery feeling that the sudden push for nuclear I keep seeing repeated is more a ploy by the fossil fuel industry to confuse and delay the solar and wind green energy transition
Ya fuck these US annexation tweets, lets bring back Cascadia talks. The mountains divide us physically and culturally.
BC is tired of having our old growth forests raped, pipelines we don't want or benefit from rammed through our mountains against our will scarring the landscape, and our coastlines littered with trash from Alberta both literal and figurative.
Excited to see more capable implementations of the tech.
Reminder to never be an early adopter of a new technology unless you are willing to pay the early adopter fee when its outdated next year (or month).
Finally an ASS (B) I'm excited to see in the news!
Wow excellent writeup even for a layman like myself. Had never heard of PON but I'll stick with LECA when I eventually start my setup. Thanks
+1 on a heated blanket. Quite efficient. We use ours to pre-warm the sheets for a few minutes too!
Always neat to discover a new to me peertube instance in the wild <@:^)
Damn I was planning on a sol-ark package in the spring...
Any recommendations for a non-connected (budget-friendly if possible) brand to look for?