Yeah, unless you have really jacked-up wiring (like, really bad), then the worst that would happen is tripping the breaker. But I don’t think you’ll pull enough amps to do that with this setup alone. Is there anything else using a lot of power on this breaker?
Can you describe these “crimes”? Have you considered not eroding personal privacy rights for everyone just because you don’t know how to enable parental controls?
I will 100% blame parents who would decide to erode personal privacy rather than be bothered to talk to their children and enable parental controls.
Have you tried talking to your kids and enabling parental controls?
Eroding personal privacy to “save the kids” instead of just enabling a network filter. Better yet, we could require internet filter options on all routers sold in the US. But this parent would rather have everyone lose their rights to internet privacy so that they don’t have to do the hard work of enabling parental controls themselves.
We literally have the infrastructure to do so. Have you heard of internet filters on home routers? Parental controls? On some, it’s literally a checkbox, and is advertised on the box as an option.
It’ll probably only draw a couple hundred watts, even if substantially full. The real thing to tackle here is heat. It will definitely warm up your room.
Source: I have a 26 drive array and it only draws around 350 W with all drives spinning during parity check. Usually they aren’t all spinning though, and it goes down to around 220 W idle. That’s with an Epyc 7702 and a 25GB nic as well.
So when are you picking up your arms and doing something about it?
Which initiatives? The only one I can think of is the one for natural gas hookups, but I could be missing one.
I’ve noticed that you seem to hate living in WA, every comment you make about it is hating on it in some way. You’ve even claimed that blue states deserved raids by ICE because they have gun control. Look at all of your comments in the Washington community: they’re mostly anti-legislature, hating on WA voters, or blaming anyone besides the rich (Brian Heywood) when ballot initiatives don’t work out. Why do you live here if you hate it so much? There are plenty of nearby states that are cheaper to live in and do not have the democratic supermajority that you hate so much.
I feel like every article posted about Mythos is an ad.
To be clear (because I was confused at first), the creator in this context is an instructor of an online blender class, not a contributor to blender itself.
The best I can do is give tariff refunds to companies and fuck over the lower class.
The only thing really stopping me is money. I can’t afford it, and it’s difficult to open up bank accounts in Europe as a US citizen.
That’s how it worked for my school in the mid to late 00s as well.
I agree when it comes to most “smart” home devices. However, I wired an ESP32 to my heat pump for remote control and automation, which has been absolutely fantastic. Also, I use a ton of ZigBee and zwave, since those are not “smart” by themselves and are local-only.
It’s the cloud bullshit that always breaks and spies on users that I hate.
pulls information from smartphone apps in order to let state investigators identify the location of mobile devices.
They aren’t using cell tower data, if that’s what you mean. I’m guessing that unless you degoogle, your first suggestion won’t do too much.
Yep, it’s classic. They might as well be a bot, their behavior is very predicitible. It’s not even worth ever replying to them, they use canned responses and never change their behavior for the better.
Oh, and they always make sure to downvote anyone calling them out, naturally. Luckily I can’t see them as my instance disables downvotes, but I’m sure my comment has at least one downvote (and it’ll be from them).
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Into the trash, then.
Might as well be.
Holy fuck that was a terrible listen