

Some places only permit electric utilities to sell electricity based on kwh usage, so it’s tough unless the electric company also owns the street lights. Otherwise you pay an hourly “parking” rate, not one based on electric consumption


Some places only permit electric utilities to sell electricity based on kwh usage, so it’s tough unless the electric company also owns the street lights. Otherwise you pay an hourly “parking” rate, not one based on electric consumption


I’m genuinely surprised that manufacturers use bytes instead of bits, the numbers could be 8x higher (like batteries listing mAh)


My client wasn’t able to resolve the url

Bet it’s quiet as fuck tho
You might check to make sure the hoses are connected to the right taps.
Some washers also only mix hot and cold water for the “hot” cycle to save energy


If you don’t go with tailscale or dyndns/duckdns and decide to just pay for the upgraded service from the ISP, I recommend going with the 5-10gbps option. When I checked a few years ago the base level business plans were the same price as the 5-10gbps plans but you only got 250mbps. (Comcast & att)


Yep. 3040 is soldered ram but 5070 has upgradable sodimm


Yep. I was just looking at a (dell) wyse 3040 and wyse 5070.


Enterprise thin clients are cheaper and faster, though they use more power with x86/64 cpus


Sure, but a permanent resident may have more than one residence, and the law didn’t restrict the benefit to one property per person.


Exactly! It’s the same thing they did after gas went over a dollar per gallon.


What about elbow-knees?


And changed it to the English word for wet fart.


Except now the dumb terminal (and even an iPhone) has even more compute power than supercomputers from the late 90s
He played clayface in both creature commandos and Harley Quinn, though I prefer the Shakespearean version in Harley Quinn


accused of using his city purchasing card for more than $4,000 in personal expenses, including restaurant meals, clothing, haircuts and a movie, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.
He reportedly spent $2,600 on gas and used a city vehicle for personal purposes.
According to Williams’ testimony, he did not intend to use city funds and later repaid the money, Fox 5 reported.
He further claimed the city-issued card looked similar to his personal card and said he later replaced the cards to avoid future confusion, the outlet reported.


If you’re not planning to eat the resultant broth, you may as well go sous vide; then there’s no flavor dilution.
More of an end run around gambling laws. Should never have let fantasy sports betting be legal