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Oh I certainly agree, Id be surprised to see a phone that doesn’t work like that. I was just curious about the law

NixOS is great if you’re ready to learn Nix, which is an undertaking

In which country is it mandated by law?

Sounds unlikely in that case

How old is your battery, does it drain fast? If it’s an old battery then it might not be able to supply enough power during above average load

After watching the video I’m not certain what it could be, but I’ve heard similar before from my printer so I’ll list them in order of sound similarity:

• My X belt wasn’t fully aligned in its track and it was rubbing on the side, which caused a similar clicked noise when any X move occurred.
• When there too much pressure in the hot end (from a clog, low temp, or too close to the bed, etc), I’ve seen the filament “kicking back” out of the extruder. Watch for a sudden backwards jerk of the filament.
• My X stepper motor made some terrible noises after tightening the associated belt. I’m not sure what’s causing it exactly, but I’m replacing the stepper soon.

I’ve just started my switch to PETG and I don’t think I’m going back!

“Is Starbucks even coffe3???”

Yeah man, it’s made with coffee beans and it’s got caffeine in it. Some people don’t need a whole ton of caffeine to feel it.

If you want to feel something, try their cold brews

Maybe they decided the trix was dead but it was too big to move to the pile, so they moved the pile

I think you’re overthinking it, also the tweets are in the wrong order chronologically in your story. The smaller tweet happened first

So what you’re saying is that the general case is that it feeds back into the grid unless there are additional measures taken? But at the same time, it’s not the general case?

I was saying the general case is that they aren’t tied to the grid, but that they could be setup to do so. I’m almost definitely wrong about how often these are tied to the grid though.

Which is why, where I live, you have to register your devices with the utility company.

Yup! I’d be shocked if a country didn’t make you inform your utility.

Yes that’s the setup I was talking about. Not every grid in every country is setup for this though

No, that’s not how it works in the general case. There are ways to setup a house to back power but it’s more complicated than just plugging it in.

Without proper safeties in place back flowing power to the grid becomes extremely dangerous for line technicians

No, the model does retain the original works in a lossy compression. This is evidenced by the fact that you can get a model to reproduce sections of its training data

After using an M2 MacBook Air with only 8gb for the past few years, I really wouldn’t worry about the ram. Now that 16gb is the base model you’ll be fine, you won’t ever need to upgrade it.

Seriously macOS just doesn’t use a ton of ram and it handles ram pressure extremely well. I do a most of my development work on only 8gb of ram

Project Hail Mary got this really right. The aliens are big rock crabs

I don’t understand what you’re getting at? Clearly book one is meant to give a foundation to every the other books in the series. Now you’re getting all huffy because you don’t understand this book without that foundation.

I’m not saying that you’re wrong or stupid. I’m saying if you read the first book then you might actually get something out of the rest. You also might not! It’s equally possible that this series just isn’t helpful for you.

Right, volumes 2-3 are independent. Volume 1 isn’t.

I don’t think your opinion is necessarily wrong, but you should give the books another try starting from 1.

I’m so absolutely ready for this. Control and Alan Wake are both such fantastic games, and there are not enough co-op narratives out there.

You should also have a way to convert from version 1 to version 2. Then if someone loads an old version you can save it back in the new format.