*Switch 1, not Switch 2

Yeah I would never buy one that wasn’t plug in. And the size of my city, Prague, is a lot more conducive to the range of a plug in hybrid than the average American city might be.

My hybrid only gets filled with gas a few times a year. We plug it in when we get home and it runs almost entirely on electric except for long trips.

Fair point

I think it’s simple, just make copyright non-transferable. Someone can sign a contract to distribute your works but can never own the rights to them. You can’t pass them to anyone when you die, they go to the public domain.

Or you can do what I do:

“meh, it will probably work.”

I want one!

If it can be done with this game, I’m sure there’s a way to make a disk that does it without this game.

Naa, that’s not exactly useful information for me unless you’ll get me that deal.

Yeah it all depends on your use case. For me at home, I manage my music and photos on mac, and managing my smarthome servers on linux. Mac is good for that. Office at work, Windows is good for that. Linux is the only good choice for servers IMO.

I actually use Macs as desktop/laptop at home, Linux for servers at home, and Windows at work. And each of those is the best choice for that particular task IMO. I do have the option of a Mac at work but Office is so much better on Windows that I stick to Windows and just install it with Rufus and StartAllBack to make it good. I did buy a little Surface Go to use on planes and in meetings for note taking with my own money, though.

For me it’s my work’s dependence on MS office/outlook.

That’s just a picture maen.

Interesting. Something that specializes in motion gaming is a nice idea. If you get one report back how it is.

I use Honeywell Evohome which controls both the rooms via TRV and the boiler via standard thermostat control. Either on/off in the case of no open therm or on off and temperature modulation in the case of open therm (which I upgraded my boiler to when it broke). It works very well and has good homeassistant integration including a local one.

I’m so triggered.

What if you give it correctly but you aren’t at home? We have had a lot of false alarms from failing sensors or curtains blowing in the wind, etc.

Also I don’t trust that the police would respond to such an alarm in a timely manner.

First of all, those monitoring companies (at least where I live), send their own person, not the police. Maybe they call the police if they see that a break in is happening but first they check it out themselves first.

So really you’d have to send yourself a notification (on iOS they have the emergency ones that always go through and loudly ring on your phone). Then you’d have to check it out yourself.

Calling the police automatically every time sounds like a bad idea and I don’t have trust they’d come in a timely manner if at all. At least with my system it would have been like 50 false alarms and no real alarms to the police over the last 15 years.

What are the 8 materials?

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