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by zeroping 14d ago
It looks like many of the normal RUT series can run OpenWRT ( https://toh.openwrt.org/?view=normal&brand=Teltonika ) so I wonder if these can too.
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by zeroping 4mo ago
CVE Link: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-43284
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by zeroping 7mo ago
I picked a random spot in New York state. It looks like the solar generation in January is about 68% of July. As solar keeps getting cheaper, one option is to just install more solar. Don't get me wrong, there are still issues here, li
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by zeroping 8mo ago
"This incident will be reported" (in /var/log/auth.log)
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by zeroping 9mo ago
I'm just generally impressed by their community efforts vs cFS. They really do their development on GitHub - not just a place to push out source, but issues, PR's, discussions. FPrime has some rough edges, and it takes a bit to ge
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by zeroping 10mo ago
Last week, I replaced a faulty cell in my PHEV. The most expensive tooling was the two floor jacks I purchased to make the process easier. The software needed was available from the manufacturer for a reasonable fee. The battery pack itself
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by zeroping 10mo ago
Beautiful closing to the write-up. "Never trust the autorouter. But at least this one is fast."
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by zeroping 1y ago
No graph. That's frustrating.
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by zeroping 1y ago
How difficult was it to get the needed hardware in the US? It seems hard or expensive to do so.
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by zeroping 1y ago
(obligatory dad-joke) It seems like parts of this one went pretty far!
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by zeroping 1y ago
These are also hosted on Wikimedia commons: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pomological_Waterc...
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by zeroping 1y ago
Now I either need to charge it every day (and add the hassle of unplugging/plugging every time I use the car) or I need to think about it more. I can't fathom not plugging my car in to charge when I park in my normal spot. It
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by zeroping 1y ago
Now I wish I had a map of who sells what under what brand, so I can see how they're all related, and who (if anyone) doesn't play these games.
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by zeroping 1y ago
Especially when mamy US homes have AC power available under the sink. So strange that a smart faucet product wouldn't use that.
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by zeroping 1y ago
And it's a story that haunts the marine biology field. Imagine having to explain that one every time someone asks about it.
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by zeroping 1y ago
You and I start from the same base information: the power from the solar in real-time isn't enough to drive a "real car", immediately. But we come to totally different conclusions. The solar hitting the roof of this thing ov
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by zeroping 2y ago
Those OAK cameras start at $400. Frigate is free, and any of the options for hardware acceleration it's detectors will be cheaper. I don't think OAK cameras are a good choice for home surveillance.
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by zeroping 2y ago
I think people get "install a home EV charger" mixed up with "install a fast home EV charger". If your goal is to full-charge a multi-hundred-mile EV in 8 hours, then, yes, you're looking at a significant installa
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by zeroping 2y ago
FWIW, the Sol-ark's (and presumably the Deye's) support getting telemetry via local RS-485.
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by zeroping 2y ago
Supporting that theory: my HP EliteBook does have a slide-over cover. (It could also be contention between thickness of the display vs enterprise customer sensitivity to cameras)
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by zeroping 2y ago
Many caves are not particularly wet , slippery, or prone to flooding. Only a few have issues with a lack of airflow. I understand the interest in robotic exploration for some specifically risky caves, but I don't like this generalizati
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by zeroping 2y ago
We might need some superconductors to make use of a voltage that low across distances that great. But we have been making progress on higher-temperature superconductors.... Still, don't hold your breath. We have this awesome geothermal
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by zeroping 2y ago
To save someone else the time spent looking: The data recording setup they are typically using only works for air-to-water heat pumps, like you might use to heat water for radiators. They rely on a 'heat meter' that measures the w
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by zeroping 2y ago
Related: A collection of device configurations for commercially-available hardware: https://devices.esphome.io/ A collection of Tasmota configurations for devices, many of which can also run ESPHome: https://temp
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by zeroping 3y ago
My attic is insulated at the roof sheathing, not the ceiling. My attic is basically 'inside' the house, from an airflow perspective. It peaks around 87°F in late June. Not ideal, but workable.
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by zeroping 3y ago
That first link seems to talk about voltage swings, not frequency changes, doesn't it? I do understand that the loss of rotating interia in the grid generation mix is a concern long-term. (See concerns from a report like https:/&
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by zeroping 3y ago
I agree, but noting one downside to the Volt and other plug-in hybrids: the complexity. There's a lot that can go wrong when a car is in any kind of collision. EV have 'scary' high voltage cables that many repair shops don&#x
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by zeroping 3y ago
I'm excited to watch 3,400,000 kg of fire sprayed at water, concrete, and hopefully open air.
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by zeroping 3y ago
It's a 16 MW turbine, and the record it set is 384.1 megawatt-hours over a 24-hour period. So... 16.004 MW average. Basically, topped out the whole time (thanks to that "smart blade adjustment", whatever exactly that is.)
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by zeroping 3y ago
Relatively new for such large parts, and an innovation by Tesla, although other manufacturers are picking the idea up too.

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