The fun part is that amazon is spending 250 billion/year on data centers, while this 1 billion “payout” to the communities is spread out over 5 years, so its actually 250 million/year, or almost exactly 0.1% or their datacenters spend.

They are literally willing to spend 99.9% of their money fucking over communites, and think 0.1% is enough to get the pleebs to shut the fuck up about their lives being ruined.

They are so greedy, they can’t even snap off 1% of their greed to enable more greed.

The fun “tricky” thing some folks in Utah have done with the same 1200w plug in limit is to plug in 1200w of panels straight into the house, then have a second set of 1200w pabels plugged directly into a battery. This let’s you use the 1200w when the sun is up, and have the 2nd set of 1200w charge a battery bank for 8 hours which you then use when th3 sun goes down.

The way Utah’s law is written is that you only have 1200w of panels supplying your house at any point, so charging the battery instead with the second set of panels skirts around it while effectively raising the effective panel amount to 2400w.

I like the supposition, but we do know how it affects them from the season 6 two part opener of DS9. Some federation members and jem’hadar crashland on a planet. One of the plot points is the limited amount of white available to the soldiers.

From the episode, we know they grow irritable, lose discipline, go into violent frenzys, lose the ability to cloak and eventually die when they dont have white for a prolonged period. This process takes several days at least, although I think the time frame shown in the episode is close to a week, and none of them die from a lack of white.

So I don’t think its viable, but its a good “finishing” move on a battlefield, I.e like bayonetting the wounded enemy that happened in the civil war. I don’t think the federation would condone that behavior, but I’m sure the Klingons and some other races would.

Slicing the hose kills them later, not now. Y’all dont use a knife to kill someone next week. Y’all use it to put someone down on the ground immediately.

As a less quipy followup, Jem’hadar are established early as clones that mature to adulthood in a matter of weeks. Thats their real threat. Even if you had the inclination to kill them slowly, its almost irreverent. More will come, enmass.

Velcro ties. Very simple to attach or remove, very tidy, very cheap.

To make a Devops quip, “Cattle, not pets.”

Each drone doesnt matter enough to be tidy. They need to be minimally viable, then sent off go do their tasks. They get treated like disposable things, because thats what the collective sees each individual as.

Clearly needs to be doing a Slav sqaut in a pair of Ukraine flag adias pants.

Then she gangsta as fuck.

Better, non far-right aligned news article:

https://abcnews.com/US/district-attorney-reopens-case-alleged-cornell-university-gang/story?id=136806149

You seem very confused about that paragraph. You should give it another shot.

Plenty of sysadmims are multidisciplinary. A big part of the gig is fixing whatever, so unless the job is pretty silo’d you will tend to get experience with both.

One punch is a parody that is also in love with the genre its mocking. Its whole joke is now setting up the exact same type of story, running it 99% through the same tropes, then ending it in a whimsical way while still having the epic battles, just with over the top side charectors until the very last minute.

In fact, the anime is such a big fan of its own manga, it has also shifted to using static images as much as possible.

Most analog deadbolts are also pathetically weak and can be bumped or picked quickly with no sign of entry. Networked electric locks just let people have another avenue as well. Some dont, as being electric doesnt mean people network them. The good networked ones tend to use secure zwave (so called zwave s2), which is an improved security protocol that is not as easy to hack as “run some scripts.” The skills needed to breach it are going to be “high effort” compared to a kick.

Some electric locks have gone keyless, so they actually invert this. Generally these locks have a way to plug in a USB C cable to power them if the batteries die, but have no key access. This power port has no data access. Mixed with a secure network protocol or none at all, they are likely more secure than many analog options.

A story so sad even the futurama writers couldn’t take it.

Look into Jellyfin instead of Plex if you’re stepping back into it. Plex took VC money and is absolutely enshittifing.

Jellyfin is a wholly FOSS alternative with near complete feature parity that costs nothing and is only getting better, not worse.

Modern magic is wacky sometimes, because exile means “gone for good,” except for dozens of exceptions in odd and wacky places. There are entire commander decks built on doing fucky things with cards that are “forever lost.”

This seems to be the case for most effects in MTG these days. They all mean what they say, except…

Along with Billionaire Robert Kraft’s wife too.

I’ve experienced this with pineapple, specially a lot of freshly peeled pineapple. Some mix of Bromelain and intense sugar muted general flavors and my ability to taste anything sweet for a few hours.

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Has anyone checked recently?

Replacing pads is common maintenance on a woodwind too. You need go do it every few years. It should have absolutely been checked by the first teacher.