mansandersson

> Unless Meta happens to have offices in Sweden, which I don't think they have

Meta operates one of their european datacenters out of Luleå in Sweden.

Got me thinking of a previous post regarding digitalizing VHS tapes

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24839848

I get your point. But ever so often you stumble upon someone actually doing exactly that within their particular interest domain, such as the guy in Netherlands who buys and tests bike lights

https://swhs.home.xs4all.nl/fiets/tests/verlichting/index_en...

I've been eyeing this as well but it looks like neither DMARC or DKIM is supported on the family plan. Anyone know a way around that issue?

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It's unfair to compare European and American heat pumps. The market is much larger more mature here in Europe and the differences in how you think about heating are large. I've heard that american heat pumps are quite noisy, mainly because you place them away from the living area (there's no reason to lower the noise). In new-built houses here in Europe they are most often placed directly within the living area so the heat pumps must be very quiet.

Disclaimer: I work for one of the heat pump manufacturers in Europe (albeit with connectivity solutions and not actual heat pump technology)