I thought of a terrible solution. But I don't like it.
On the space platform, depending on what I have too much of, set a predetermined signal on say fish. 1001 equals smelters. On the ground, from a rocket silo, examine the fish request signal, and if I see 1,001, request smelters until the 1001 signal goes away.
Of course, this means maintaining a lookup table numbers to items. I don't like this at all, I will not implement it. But it would work
This is great, and totally works, but I'd like to optimize and somehow get stuff down to a planet rather then chucking over the side.
Do you know of a way to get circuit data from the platform to the planet?
Burying a body with friends isn't hard, or even uncommon. Getting them to never talk about it .. that's hard
The side with the power button is now the top. There is no ports or io on the bottom.
Just from a game theory perspective, a distributed group of people who are unorganized are unable to get their concerns addressed properly when it comes time to writing tax laws.
The rich and powerful, by virtue of being rich and powerful, have a voice in writing the tax laws. The distributed poor, do not. So it's much easier to satisfy income goals by taxing the group who has no feedback loop to the politicians
Heat soak. A laptop may be expected to run 24/7. The larger bricks can dissipate the heat. A GaN charger can do it as well, but most of them have a heat soak point where they stop delivering full power
Really well written. The USB power delivery specification allows devices to negotiate different voltages. That's why if you have a device of multiple ports, and you plug in a new device to charge, all of the devices stopped charging for a moment will they negotiate again.
I'll add, a lot of the phone chargers cannot sustain their maximum power output all day. They're going to soak in heat, the large bricks are also a function of heat dissipation anticipating 24/7 usage
The general topic was about self-hosting. IPv6 is very useful for self-hosting,.. connections.
I'll admit there is a critical mass problem with torrenting clients, but if you're trying to set up a wire guard tunnel with your friends, IPv6 is a absolute banger
Pretty good...
Matt Mitchell made a breakout YouTube channel that is also excellent https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRAoLjIeDYFOSuXFImfecqg
Some loyalty programs high status will give you 24 hours in a room, any 24 hours you want...
But you would be spending crazy money to get that status anyway, cheaper to just book two nights when you want more time in the room.
Don't blame the delicious meat patty, wholesome cheese slice, immaculate bacon, and impeachable runny egg for the damage the bun and fries do!