Any grid-tie inverter will handle that properly, right? Solar isn’t like a hydro turbine or gas turbine where you need a load to prevent over-speed, right? If anything goes wrong you can disconnect the panels and they’re just putting out a high voltage at zero current

Finally, I can just watch 50 hours of N64 emulation nerd shit to gain access to the softcore porn I also wanted to watch, after this next N64 video

“Real estate investing”

Now who’s gonna speculate on vacant lots

The point is to get in your daily bitching quota lol

I defer to Technology Connections

In New York City, or in other places?

I do SyncThing and KeePass.

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syncthing
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KeePass

Their URLs at time of writing are https://syncthing.net/ and https://keepass.info/

I don’t remember which KeePass UI for Android I use. I think I use Syncthing Fork on Android

That gives me the benefits of a cloud password manager, but the only cloud infrastructure is whatever SyncThing uses to do its peer-to-peer tricks. The password database is encrypted on disk with my root password, and then it’s encrypted end-to-end in transit because every SyncThing node knows the public keys of my other nodes.

I almost never upgrade KeePass because I’m afraid of losing access to my passwords on my phone. SyncThing I do upgrade because that’s easier to fix.

If you upgrade regularly, you’re vulnerable to the project being compromised. If you never upgrade, you’re vulnerable to whatever old code is vulnerable to. Personally I err on the side of not upgrading often.

I also have my own implementation of diceware https://www.eff.org/dice

Well yeah key-stretching can’t do much for weak passwords

You can get a really solid Prius for that kind of money. Probably even a plug-in

Debian because it’s like Ubuntu (one of the most popular distros, with tons of software targeting it) minus the Canonical stuff I don’t need. And newer Debians even have Wi-Fi out of the box

xfce or KDE because GNOME is just too far-out for me. They wanted to get rid of tray icons and stuff. They keep moving things around, seemingly for the sake of moving things around, or maybe to look more like phones. I don’t need my desktop to be a phone.

apt isn’t the greatest package manager but, there’s a lot to be said for popularity, and no matter how many times someone said “Don’t upgrade Arch the wrong way” I kept breaking my Arch install. Debian works because apt doesn’t let me accidentally break it. (I think I was doing the pacman equivalent of apt update and then apt install. I don’t know why the fuck that breaks a PM. The point of a PM is to keep yourself from breaking stuff. If I wanted broken shit I wouldn’t use the PM. On two occasions Arch also soft-bricked itself because I updated pacman into a state where it could no longer run. This seems like one of the simplest things a good PM should prevent. Whereas with apt, I’m not sure it’s been updated ever. It ain’t perfect but it’s predictable.)

Don’t forget to use diceware. The human mind is not random enough https://www.eff.org/dice

Neoliberalism is about worms

Hear me out

Now to catch Toyota

Yeah.

If they are actually doing documentary work, they have to suck up to the cops so that the cops will cooperate with them. If they’re too critical, they’ll stop getting help.

If they’re just rehashing Wikipedia or doing reaction content then they’re adding nothing anyway

EUROPE HAS FALLEN

AH IS OUT OF MY BRAND OF SOY MILK

Nothing brave about charging into a wall of spikes that might have nothing behind it

a brief coworker

COWER BRIEF MORTALS

les autres

I prefer “lesbian with autism” merci beaucoup

Prius Prime with the telematics neutered