Actually, that's not true. You can cool well beyond 100% efficiency. You do it because you're not "cooling" anything -- you're moving energy from one place to another. That's why heat pumps can be used to save money over plain electric heat!
I'd also expect the wood variations to function similar to electrical impedance variations in a transmission line -- cause undesired reflections and standing waves.
Yah, busting these cases is all fine and dandy, but I won't get excited until blatantly unenforceable, lying, and otherwise defective warning notices were also actionable.
Those colored-light "high tech" photos need to go away. They were cool for about 5 years. The sooner the photographers realize they're passe, the better.
Also, when you fire up the computer, disconnect it from the network (to stop NTP from "fixing" the clock) and set the clock back to the last-known login date and time. This will prevent the browser from clearing the cache and expiring the history.
Unfortunately the TCO of a dog is worse than the cameras. There are adoption fees, vet bills, immunizations, food, waste cleanup, toys, leashes, etc. Then, at EOL, you have a number of vet trips bunched together and, to top it off, cremation fees. I love my pets, but I'd never consider them a cost-effective security system. I'd go for cameras before a dog for this purpose.
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Actually, that's not true. You can cool well beyond 100% efficiency. You do it because you're not "cooling" anything -- you're moving energy from one place to another. That's why heat pumps can be used to save money over plain electric heat!
I'd also expect the wood variations to function similar to electrical impedance variations in a transmission line -- cause undesired reflections and standing waves.
I like that mnemonic!
I prefer screen -R -D to detach any other screen connections which I might have forgotten about.
Yah, busting these cases is all fine and dandy, but I won't get excited until blatantly unenforceable, lying, and otherwise defective warning notices were also actionable.
Those colored-light "high tech" photos need to go away. They were cool for about 5 years. The sooner the photographers realize they're passe, the better.
Actually no, fucking politicians should be illegal...
Sounds like you should be running chains, not studs...
Also, when you fire up the computer, disconnect it from the network (to stop NTP from "fixing" the clock) and set the clock back to the last-known login date and time. This will prevent the browser from clearing the cache and expiring the history.
Unfortunately the TCO of a dog is worse than the cameras. There are adoption fees, vet bills, immunizations, food, waste cleanup, toys, leashes, etc. Then, at EOL, you have a number of vet trips bunched together and, to top it off, cremation fees. I love my pets, but I'd never consider them a cost-effective security system. I'd go for cameras before a dog for this purpose.