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by eisa01 3y ago
Been thinking to just get a Synology with ECC support, but what I find weird is that the CPUs they use are 5+ years old. Feels wrong to buy something like that “new” Same with TrueNas mini
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by eisa01 3y ago
Same, 95% of my edits are POI data in the past two years and I fixed two of the main shipping streets in my neighborhood But yeah, not sure how scalable even such a campaign would be. I’m the only user I know that use EveryDoor to confirm&#
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by eisa01 3y ago
The devs are quite responsive on GitHub, so you could help contribute by opening an issue :) https://github.com/organicmaps/organicmaps/issues
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by eisa01 3y ago
I’m a contributor to OpenStreetMap, but what I find very lacking is the POI data It’s only updated if there’s someone like me in the local area, or if it’s a tourist destination. But even then it can be sparse (eg just visited Merida, Bacal
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by eisa01 3y ago
Coming from Europe, this is so weird and confusing We have normal security + fast track that business/flex ticket holders and passengers with airline status can use. Some European low-cost airlines also let you use it for a nominal ext
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by eisa01 3y ago
This will excerbate the problem with electronic waste by shortening the useful life Apple should be more serious about their environmental commitments
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by eisa01 3y ago
Has recycling progressed far enough that these old computers are a "gold mine" and should be repurposed for that reason alone? Or is it still "just" a energy efficiency aspect?
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by eisa01 3y ago
Already 13% has air condition, and half of those are the crappy portable AC type where you put a hose through the window. Sales are on the increase as summers are hotter. We even see apartment dwellers in Norway getting these https:/&
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by eisa01 3y ago
UK and Germany has a hang up that they need to reuse the existing radiators, so you sometimes need to do extra work But it’s quite stupid: In both countries you need AC, so why not install a mini split heat pump+AC system like the Nordics a
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by eisa01 3y ago
I don't think monthly updates is letting the data go stale, and there's a bandwidth cost of updating e.g., every day. Maybe they would update more often if they got more donations ;) Google often takes longer than that to process
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by eisa01 3y ago
Organic Maps supports Carplay, but not yet the Android variant You can however not use both the phone and Carplay at the same time If you need that, you can try https://www.magicearth.com
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by eisa01 3y ago
Navigation in cities has also started to become a problem in the last decade, as more and more cities try to reduce car traffic E.g., there's a "no car" street near me where the access restrictions are not on Google Maps. I&#
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by eisa01 3y ago
I can never get that to activate, even though I use my MBP 14" 100% at home...
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by eisa01 3y ago
This seems perfect for entertainment on long-distance flights - where you are confined to a small space and not expected to be social But it was only 2 hours battery life?
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by eisa01 3y ago
Speaking of Germany, whenever I visit my phone battery drains much faster than elsewhere This is likely due to the poor reception, which would mean my handset has to send a stronger signal to the base station -> more exposure to non-harm
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by eisa01 3y ago
Yes, you get more heat out of a CCGT->Heat pump, than directly with a gas boiler This has been known for decades, see Without Hot Air: http://www.withouthotair.com/c21/page_150.shtml
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by eisa01 4y ago
Wow, Wordpress still use MD5 hashes for passwords? That's really taking backward compatibility with old PHP versions too far! https://github.com/roots/wp-password-bcrypt#readme https://core.trac.wordpre
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by eisa01 4y ago
Does American utilities not pay any compensation for power outages? My local utility pays 50 EUR starting 12 hours after the start of an outage, and 4 EUR/hr after that. So a 2 day outage would pay out 200 EUR, and it all happens autom
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by eisa01 4y ago
Agree, would be great with some kind of open POI service synced to OSM, and with reviews tacked on FYI: You may want to check out Organic Maps, that is developed by the original Maps.me founders: https://organicmaps.app
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by eisa01 4y ago
In Norway, the entry level Model Y is $43.5k compared to 48.5k for the entry level ID.4 So it looks like Teslas are selling relatively better in the US than Europe?
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by eisa01 4y ago
We use a shared OneNote, team of 20-50 Easy to use, desktop app, search, and crucially highlights new changes and additions so you can see something is updated
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by eisa01 4y ago
Sounds like Trevor Milton Estimated Teslas battery cost by the delta between the normal model and the performance model with bigger battery :)
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by eisa01 4y ago
Futurehome did use Pi's inside their hub, but may have moved to a custom board with the latest version https://futurehome.io
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by eisa01 4y ago
My 2nd gen idle at 1.2 W Active use from 3-6 W
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by eisa01 4y ago
It takes a minute or two to settle down If that still fails, try disabling wifi and disconnect the ethernet
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by eisa01 4y ago
That may be the TV not delivering power to the USB port when in standby That’s how this Sony behaves
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by eisa01 4y ago
Don’t think so, the thread started in April 2015 :)
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by eisa01 4y ago
I’d actually recommend a wifi smart plug with energy monitoring Easier to read the display on your phone ;)
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by eisa01 4y ago
The TV came on market in 2015 AFAIK, the C denotes the 2015 model year
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by eisa01 4y ago
This may not sound bad, but it's the equivalent of 200 kWh per year and the set is only supposed to draw 0.5-1W from the specifications This would cost more than 50 EUR per year at current prices, and is sizeable compared to the averag

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