Last summer, I washed the single 220W module on the top of my campervan. It definitely improved the yield, but I suspect a vehicle can pick up a lot more dirt than a stationary install.
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https://www.flightaware.com/live/flight/DLH454
I booked it once when I couldn’t find a direct flight from AMS to SFO.
He said it better using an expression I hadn’t heard before or since, something like “don’t go looking for goats when your herd is already with you.”
I stayed after the end of the lecture hoping that he would give me one of his drawings. He politely declined. As I recall, he said he had to be very careful about how his work was distributed. I don't know if this was b/c of his contract with the syndicate, or b/c he was already thinking about the legacy of the strip.
Most of the comments here are based on the title alone. Like always.
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Update: Sorry, there is no mistake! The i7 order was my original pre-order, which I canceled. My order is correctly recorded.
I looked up my purchase using my Framework account to confirm my purchase date, and it lists my mother board as System: Intel® Core™ i7-1260P. Sloppy record keeping like this doesn't inspire confidence.
It is definitely not, and /proc/cpuinfo confirms it:
model name : AMD Ryzen 7 7840U w/ Radeon 780M Graphics
Its a good laptop, but not a great laptop. Its very light and compact (very important to me), and its been reliable, at least since the AMD GPU driver issues were resolved. The matte screen is fine, battery life is adequate, and the CPU meets my needs as a hobby developer.
Overall, I'm happy with it and I expect to use it for many years.
Its biggest issues are the touchpad (it's a diving board design, so you have to always click in the bottom 1/3 of the pad) and the quality of the case. The case flexes slightly if the computer is on an uneven surface, or if you are holding it in one hand by the corner while typing/mousing with your other hand, and this can cause the mechanics of the touchpad to jam. I've trained myself to tap instead of click, but that's me adapting to bad hardware.
I wish the case were more solid, even though I know this would add to the expense, size and weight. I expect to eventually replace every part of this laptop except the case, so I would appreciate more durability.
Years later, dating the Finnish woman who is now my wife, I learned how to gather nettles, about nettle soup, and even that eating nettles can de-sensitize you to seasonal allergies. I had completely misinterpreted that part of Solzhenitsyn's writing, and that his point was that at least when the nettles were growing the gruel had some additional nutrition (like vitamin c) in it.
A lot of knowledge like this has been lost in suburban America.
Europe use of debit cards instead of credit cards is much higher than the US.
if you're cutting off the borders of your map, by all means, use a calculator
(signed, an American living in Europe)
...and by the time I finished, the esp32c hardware was released and I didn't need it anymore.
but steel doesn’t store carbon (except the small carbon input used to turn iron to steel)
wood, on the other hand, is a carbon sink.
What is more significant is what Meta did since then.
I do think Meta didn't see simply a photo sharing app, they saw another social graph they could ingest. They did this quite successfully.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercruise#Aircraft_with_supe...
I don't know how any software houses made money with the floppy copy scene in the 80s.