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in europe you can not have haphazardly build electricity system without calling it "lab". (you need electrician to do your electricity work, but calling it "lab
by Calwestjobs 1y ago
in europe you can not have haphazardly build electricity system without calling it "lab". (you need electrician to do your electricity work, but calling it "lab" you can do it yourself )
so in that sense i agree that homelab is just another hijacked term to allow people do nonproductive nonsense just to feel great.
look you have people here and on youtube selling (in more ways then one) nonsensical farces like "RPI cluster" etc. so i would argue that nonresistance to these farces actually proves OP is right. albeit i do not really see strong nor attacking rhetoric from OP in his post either, so i think problem is just that you have to chill out ;)
"degoogling" cost canada their sovereignty. just to refer to events of the past days... so even american president has to say something about it, so i think there is something to it, dont you think ?
- Calwestjobs 1y agoalso your usage of 12 bit numbers horrifies me.
- esperent 1y ago> in europe Laws don't work like this in the EU, let alone in all of Europe.
- Calwestjobs 1y agoof course you can not have your whole house be build like that, but calling one room as lab is allowed in most continental europe countries. noone cares in Russia etc, you just have to make small donation to your public official (if they even care/notice) and everything is fine, even those pizzaboxes... EDIT: in most countries there are devices which can not be connected to grid without electrician in any case, like PV. but again germany has balkon PV something something. so yes, exceptions are to everything.
- juahan 1y agoWell in Finland there is nothing like this for sure. You cannot do 230V electricity work regardless of what you call the rooms. I would really like to hear more about this in other European countries.
- esperent 1y agoI've never heard of anything like this in Ireland or the UK. Every house is wired for 230v so you can connect pretty much anything you like up to whatever power the socket can handle. Normally 13-16A, but you can install an appliance circuit up to 45A.
- FinnKuhn 1y agoDefinitely not a thing in Germany either. Technically you even need an electrician to install a lamp in your ceiling.
- Calwestjobs 1y ago100% there are temporary wiring / temporary installation exemptions in civilized parts of europe.
- juahan 1y agoA Quick peek into the Finnish law tells me that the temporary wiring requirements are even more strict. There is no way to do any of that legally without license and proper training. So I guess we are not civilized enough then.
- Calwestjobs 1y agoi was commenting on nonsensical spreading of toxic activities. so that is that. so be uncivilised to youtubers spreading such toxic content not to me ,thank you.
- esperent 1y ago> in civilized parts of europe Ah, lovely. Racism. Please speak clearly, which parts of Europe do you consider to be civilized, and which parts uncivilized?
- Calwestjobs 1y agostop spreading hate. edit: this is racism. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEowCqd4zug https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEowCqd4zug
- asalahli 1y agoAs a Canadian who doesn't follow daily news, I'm very curious to know what you're referring to in your last paragraph. Care to elaborate?
- Calwestjobs 1y agohttps://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/29/world/canada/trump-digital-services-tax.html https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/29/world/canada/trump-digita... sorry paywall .
- mvdtnz 1y agoUse your words.
- Calwestjobs 1y agohe says he is not watching news, so he does not care, or he has schizophrenia and he cares but not cares, or he is passive aggressive. so which one you need me to address?
- Calwestjobs 1y agoif you have need to downvote . please tell me what exactly im not understanding to make me a better person.
- JohnBooty 1y ago"degoogling" cost canada their sovereignty. just to refer to events of the past days What?