Because it is bullshit lol.

Wireless efficiency is around 70%-75% max with something like that; EMF and RMF issues abound in any configuration without shielding, which this one has none of. I am surprised anything works.

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m not willing to pay a 30% higher electrical bill for something like this.

Spectrum/Comcast: Wha? Us?

The ink costs for the E1 are already outrageously priced at $299 for a 600ml pack.

Not sure if tariffs on Chinese goods apply, but it can only go up from there.

Hard pass.

Battlebots, the new vision.

Maybe it’s just that I am in IT and the problem isn’t that difficult for me or others with tech savvy to begin with.

I was just trying to offer a solution, damn, ease up

My solution: vmware fusion or virtualbox with windows installed on a vm and running winamp with passthrough audio.

Group Policy is your friend. Just navigate to User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Copilot and double-click on the Turn off Windows Copilot policy. Select “Enabled” to turn it off, then apply and OK.

Funny part is many of us crusty old sysadmins were using derivatives of this decades ago to test RAID-5/6 sequencial reads and write speeds.

it’s more akin to 15 squirrels perched on a branch pissing on me.

I laughed way too hard at this. Mine and my wife’s favorite shower head in a long time has been the Delta showerhead we got at Costco: https://www.costco.com/delta-h2okinetic-in2ition-5-setting-hand-shower.product.100763750.html

Very useful and customizations for each of us like being able to turn off the water during shampoo lathering or shaving and detaching it to rinse off.

I’m glad I was able to help, thank you for letting me know. You made my day!

Crazy how simple that is to make such an impact on daily life isn’t it?

Yup, I screwed up and forgot to add it. Edited it and did so.

This.

I always get downvoted for saying it, but I don’t care because the real water savings never came from stupid showers: It comes from not growing crops in the damned desert; it comes from not growing grass on lawns in arid environments; it comes from not raising so many cattle.

Most low flow shower heads have a plastic insert in them called a restrictor that can be removed to make it work like the high flow ones.

It’s nothing more than a small cylinder that can be pushed or pulled out from the shower line and manufacturers use these restrictors because it allows them to sell the same unit in multiple markets.

EDIT: Forgot to add water savings reasons.

I’ll keep shooting them every season and they don’t have a bag limit after all. Fuck Corvids, they’re just as bad as cats for the environment.

• Destroy the eggs of every bird nest you can find so your crow family can be the only species of bird for miles.

Yup and this change will neither apply to the EU nor Enterprise 11 Customers. Guaranteed.

Good rule of thumb I’ve decided upon over the years for this:

“If the # of kernels present is greater than 3, reinstall for thee”.

Figure 3 full kernel versions, excluding patches averages 12-18 months (based on kernel.org history). It’s been a good metric to follow.

I meant uninstall the window manager and install XFCE, was a poor choice of wording.

They do and it does work correctly with some configurations, but there are some obvious problems with existing applications and gpu vendor drivers that make multi monitor support a bitch.

It will probably take another 5+ years (already been 17 years, 4 actually being used in desktop managers) for the devs to resolve.

Works great… until you realize your GPU isn’t liked by Wayland when you have more than one monitor lol. Then Wayland is uninstalled and you go back to Xorg or XFCE.

It’s weird, had this issue with multiple monitors where wayland is either a glitchy refresh rate mess or just doesn’t recognize at all. Nvidia, amd, discrete or dedicated, native driver or oem driver: they’re all finicky under wayland when multiple monitors are used.