Haemm0r

It is not only about Google. Its also about the App developers. Nothing prevents them to use the non-google attestation, however they decide not to use it (for many reasons). First time you actually notice this is when you installed GrapheneOS (attestation OK and bootloader locker) and some apps complain about a modified/rooted/... device. Another thing is, that you are warned by your Google device while booting that something is "not OK".

Flixbus are a primary target for those inspections...

Wrong, payoff time will be shorter. Why: During the next few years energy suppliers will "force" people, who feed energy to the grid into flexible pricing, so the reward for producing will be less and less ( current flexible prices https://markt.apg.at/en/transparency/cross-border-exchange/d... ) and the incentive for having a battery is getting stronger. For my situation that means almost zero energy costs from March to October. Even in December and January it covers 30-50% of the total energy demand (heat pump).

The battery increases the upfront cost but also increases the roi very much (at least where I am living). You get way less money for feeding energy to the grid than you have to pay for withdrawing energy(as you said some utilities even limit/forbid feeding during peak hours). In my case that means (Austria): Sell 1 kWh - 0,04€ Buy 1 kWh - 0,25€

I like the Thinkpads design. it's just timeless. However the bright red Lenovo logo flashing up while booting is very unaesthetic.

You don't need Flatpak at all to have these kind of usability issues, it is deeper than that: For example, if you mount a samba share in the Linux Mint Cinnamon file explorer it is just good to use it from there. Accessing files from the mounted share from "external" apps is a pita (shares are mounted to some obscure path(permission issues), the apps filepickers never have the information that a share was mounted, etc.). If you want usesful access to a samba share you have to mount it via terminal; This way at least the path to the share is short.

I see; you are competely right, I am not really familiar with the the technical terms and messed up with just literally translating "cut and cover".

Got a link for this? I am interested :-)

More information on cut and cover: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neue_%C3%96sterreichische_Tu...

(better translate from the german version, as it has more information and examples)

Maybe more important, however in my experience these things are neglected more often with ebikes than traditonal bikes, because the motor compensates the dirty chain or if the tyres could use some air... ;-)

... or used the IP without licensing.

Fully agree.

Just watched a episode of Friends yesterday. The cafe there could be the definition of a third place. ;-)

Anyone sane can't actually favor such a system at home using cameras to a system with existing technology(check other comments). These systems maybe make sense in environments where cameras are already installed but not at home...

Knobs in cars are not a thing anymore... No need for 3D for that ;-)

Question regarding this from a non-guru: - Is it correct that this only works for user root if login with password/key for root is allowed? - Is it correct, that this only works if the attacker knows a login name valid for ssh?

Optics may help to reduce the amount of lasers.

Just an anecdote: Rocket engineering is the only domain where safety factors <1 are actually ok.

(for some parts)

>The original design supposedly had two screws, but was manufactured with one.

I'm sure many here heard the saying(especially when doing FMEA): One screw/bolt is no screw/bolt. ;-)

Or the Shutdown festival.

Additionally Zwentendorf is/was used for training for crews of same-type reactors.

A big factor for the total energy consumption besides the heatpump is the rest of the heating system. For our house the yearly energy consumption of the heatpump is around 1.4MWh/y (for floor heating, warm water and cooling of the bedrooms in summer;this number is reported by the heatpump control system) but the hole heating system including all the pumps and so on is 2,55MWh/y.

True dat.. :-)

Just wanted to point out, that it is "normal" for people to avoid the thing that did not work out for them in the past.

Same could be said about cars: Why ever buy a [insert brand] again after you've been burned by its reliabity or other issues?

You probably just don't, as the alternatives are good and plenty.

They watched Breaking Bad too much :-)

This is actually a real thing in modern pipe organs since years (the programming part or electronic playback part, not sure about the live programming ;-) ). Check out e.g.: https://www.rieger-orgelbau.com/en/leistungen/rieger-electro...

Wood is not either. The inside walls here are 100mm wood(CLT) with gypsum on both sides and the signal drop through 1 wall is big. 2 walls almost kill the signal. I don't have any wifi reception outside the house at all (65m² is floor area) using 1 UI Wifi 6 LR on each floor (with the U6Pro it was even worse).

Fortran the king of matrices :-)

I really doubt that the FC firmware of an EV is less comolex than the software of an ice control unit.

Opened the site, realized the vertical axis configuration, closed the site again.

Offsetting zero is an annoying practice.

Apple can charge the same prize for the phone and upsell you on the battery :-)

Our local suppliers smart meters communicate over the grid (provided the next substation with a beacon is near enough).