Nope, they’re the actual only people in the Good Place.

I’m quite happy with ProHosting24 for a while now.

Depends. This would be one of those weird automations taking forever to debug, because they only work once or twice, and then fail the rest of the time.

You can always couple the dynamite trigger with the automatic ordering of a new dishwasher.

You also lose some energy to heat while charging and discharging. And depending on load profiles, you might not be able to load all of your excess solar power at once (depends on how many Watts the battery can be charged at) or fulfill your power requirement with battery alone (depends on how many Watts your battery can deliver).

Even better: generate a key pair to use for HA, and give the public part to Caddy to use for authenticating the HA server. If HA supports it, you could even generate a client certificate Caddy could use to authenticate against HA.

The fun part comes from using it without syntax highlighting, so you can regularly play „find the missing paranthesis“.

Same experience here. The fiber usually is served from a point farther away from your house than with copper, and doesn’t need a powered repeater somewhere near your house. So if the neighborhood looses power, the last active fiber repeater before your connection might be far enough away to not be affected by the outage.

But how safe is this really? These things sell to have quite some power and torque, so could probably maim someone by accident. And if they run with AI, I’m not sure there are actual safeguards in place that would be reliable? Just telling the AI to not do something doesn’t work with other AI approaches either…

Duh, the arrow clearly points to the US.

Would this count as a retaliation, which Trump warned them against?

One of Otto‘s oldest jokes.

Does anybody even test anymore?

Out of bounds?

Unless you have aphantasia. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Among other things, yes.

4x10 is tough, I don’t wanna imagine doing 4x32… scnr