FreshRSS has an API that can be called by different apps in the app store.

I use FreshRSS web interface on my computer, and then use the Readrops app on my phone.

800w is less than half what you could pull from any outlet in the US. Standard electric breakers are rated for 15amp continuous at 120v. Most heating appliances designed to run for long periods of time (like electric heaters, or countertop cooking) run around 1800watts. So you could pretty easily plug in two 800w solar panels to back-feed a single circuit.

50amp 220v is about the limit on one circuit for most residential homes (for ovens, or electric central heating) which is what would be used for the fastest electric car charging at home.

That’s plenty of headroom for in-circuit solar generation.

You could when solar fist started becoming available. Energy companies quickly realized that if everyone did that, they’d have way too much power during the day, and none at night.

Our local co-op power generator barely makes it useful to have solar unless you also have battery storage.

I would say one linear timeline you have more Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Kind of like what they were describing in the first place (from Bill and Ted’s perspective, we’re not going to talk about the historical figures perspective…)

If you only care about technology that’s commercially available, why are you on the technology community?

It would have to be 100% made in USA for it to be cheaper from a weaker dollar, so no.

So it’s ok to destroy the environment just so a few more people can “earn” a living being servants of the ultra rich?

Raise the area directly around the hole one layer, so the outside two large bridge parts get printed independently without being connected, then the next layer only has two tiny bridges under and over the hole, then the rest will be printed normally.

If it was a round hole, it would be a little more difficult, but a square hole would be really easy.

Depends on what the surgery is.

If you’re doing a standard surgery on an organ, for example an appendectomy, you just start by taking images of the organs, then if everything is where it normally is, they just use landmarks like slightly left of the bellybutton.

If you’re doing surgery on some broken bones, you might have to make more measurements to ensure things are put back where they should be.

A lot of times, for really important surgeries, they’ll make a full 3d model and have a template created that you place over the surgical area to ensure you get everything exactly where it should go.

No exaggeration, this was my breaking point for switching to linux exclusively.

Large, heavy electric vehicles don’t make a lot of sense. The F-150 lightning was a neat idea, but smaller EVs make far more sense for personal vehicles.

Electric vans would be much better as a work vehicle.

Electric work trucks aren’t ready yet.

There are food safety standards for a reason. Coffee isn’t supposed to be served at that high of a temperature. McDonald’s intentionally broke the standard by serving coffee hotter than they were legally allowed to.

You prefer living in a place that McDonald’s can internationally, and repeatedly violate safety standards with no recourse? That’s a weird flex.

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v889-released/

Since you have to opt into tracking to read the article (which I think is illegal) here’s the source.

Wow, that’s a terrible article. They just repeated three times that stuff fell into the sea, and the cruise ship is stuck for at least a day.

They implied the stuff fell off the cruise ship, but they don’t actually say it.

They implied that the stuff was undeclared, but don’t actually say it.

They don’t actually say why the cruise ship is stuck. Are the containers blocking the ship from leaving? Are they stuck cause they had undeclared fruit and they need to be held for paperwork/questions? Are they held cause they’re not sure if something else will fall from the ship?

I wouldn’t be surprised if this article was entirely written by AI with no editing.

He mentions flicker several times in the video.

The point is, if the certificate gets stolen, there’s no GOOD mechanism for marking it bad.

If your password gets stolen, only two entities need to be told it’s invalid. You and the website the password is for.

If an SSL certificate is stolen, everyone who would potentially use the website need to know, and they need to know before they try to contact the website. SSL certificate revocation is a very difficult communication problem, and it’s mostly ignored by browsers because of the major performance issues it brings having to double check SSL certs with a third party.

Me too, but I’m not so sure about Claudia Blonde.

Don’t discard a good technique cause it can be implemented poorly.

Walked a friend through a build a month or so ago and actually ended up being cheaper buying from Frame.Work instead of from anywhere else at the time.

Umm… Tomato Vine scented candles already exist and are pretty popular.

https://www.etsy.com/market/tomato_vine_candle