See: https://youtu.be/WVDQEoe6ZWY

Absolutely nothing. We both got the ADHD bad.

“9 0 start” is the same number of buttons.

Yeah but you gotta move your finger from the 9 to the 0, which is slower

Also +30 seconds 3 times gets exactly 90 seconds

It didn’t have that button then

A trick I learned from my dad was to do a quick “9-9-start” to get about a minute and a half

What happens when you type “1-6-0” on the time?

I got my 3080 and I plan on keeping using it for a good while still.

I like the taste of PUR the best. I keep one of these in my fridge and replace the filter with one of these every few months.

I’ve also seen “alpine skiing” used as a synonym to “downhill skiing” (as opposed to cross country skiing)

5’10" - as far as I’m concerned, the ideal height. A little above average but not so tall that it gets in the way.

Or, in other words:

(inb4 “not murder”)

The end result is the same: be careful what cables you plug into your device.

Sure, but this is clickbait at best. It’s not a revelation that this cable contains that hardware.

I was going to say to just make the end slightly undersized so when you push it all the way in, it gets held in by friction.

It might be easier for us to direct you to the Wikipedia page and answer questions you have after that than it is to start a good explanation from scratch.

In America, they always say that continuous loads should run at 80%. That’s why circuit breakers are specced at 15/20/30/40/50/60 amp but the EVSE is specced at 12/16/24/32/40/48 amp.

Even if that were true, I doubt my parents would’ve chosen it because it was a trump hotel. If it were any other hotel, they probably would’ve still chosen it for the same reasons they originally did.

I’ve always read that you can do 100% of the capacity as “surge” (I haven’t read a definition, but I think it’s no more than 3-5 seconds) and 80% the rest of the time.

So your clothes dryer can start the heating element and turn on the motor at the same time and use the whole 30 amp outlet it’s plugged into if it wants to because the power will go down once the drum is up to speed. From there, the power might go down further once it’s up to temperature. If you’re charging your car on that same outlet, though, it needs to be limited to 24 amps because it’ll be using that the whole time.

It gets weird, though, with 15/20 amp, though. Technically, if it’s a 15amp outlet, you should only use 12 amps continuously. However, a lot of the time everything except the outlet is specced for 20amps. In that situation, you should still follow the same rules, but it’s more forgiving.

It’s up to you. Things to consider:

• Size of data
• Recovery speed (Internet speed)
• Recovery time objective
• Recovery point objective (If you’re backing up once per day, is it okay to lose 23 hours of data when a disk fails?)

If your recovery objectives can be met with the anticipated data size and recovery speed, then you could do RAID 0 instead of RAID 1 to get higher speeds and capacity. Just know that if you do that, you better be on top of your backups because they will be needed eventually.

Is it normal? Kinda. Is it healthy? No

Ugh but it’s acting as the SAN so I have to shut down like all my servers to run updates on it. What a PITA.