Smart TV companies hate this one simple trick!

Pack the TV up in the original box and take it back for a full refund. And tell them why.

This is the Way.

Agreed, but battery runs should be super short. Nobody wants to waste money running 5m of 2/0 for no good reason. And these aren’t out in the open where the kids are playing with it (at least, I’d hope so). It’s going to be strapped up for the inverter run.

48V is low voltage in every jurisdiction, isn’t high enough for dry skin conduction, and 99% of these installations will run on that. The need to run every inch in conduit is goofy. This is less about safety and more about code that exists to increase costs.

I can see running the solar input in conduit, perhaps, but then we might be talking 500V in order to use smaller gauge wire.

The code is the comment anyway. The only thing you should comment is things that are way the hell out in left field about why that bit of code exists when it shouldn’t.

Write.

A blown up plane would do wonders for the calls against the Jeffrey Epstein Memorial War.

I’d be happy with an electric chore tractor the size of a 7230 or 6R.

I can’t see electric combines any time soon. The sheer amount of power they go through would make that untenable.

That’s how we get dialog bubbles. It’s the circle of life.

More like it.

I might give that a try, thanks for the reply. Codemagic is a bit complicated though I did seem to get it to work with a git tag increment as well.

Doing anything in that iOS environment is like pulling teeth it seems.

Wait till 530AM and return the favour.

That sounds like a skills issue. Once you know what you’re doing on Linux, managing devices on Windows is slightly less pleasurable than masturbating with a cheese grater.

Codemagic? I’ve made some pokes at using that for iOS builds with middling luck.

Well, we can’t make that. Too bad. Sounded useful.

Man, I feel this one. That put me off any interactions with women that I can avoid. I’m in a relationship, I have no need or interest in creating a situation because someone takes something the wrong way.

Precisely why I walk the other direction when kids try to talk to me. I’m polite and friendly as long as it takes to get away.

I mean there is ZFSBootMenu, but I wouldn’t call booting on ZFS on Linux as anything approaching the level of maturity of it on BSD. It’s a pain in the ass, frankly.

Like talking to your phone held in front of your face on speaker.

You’re absolutely right!

He’s got that whole setup weirdly close. He’s cramped up to use it like that.