Du valgte feil Nordisk land, ellers gratulerer med nytt liv her i nord!
Du får komme en tur opp til oss hvor det er fjell, fjord, laks og folk som snakker forståelig, min venn.
God Jul!
Bronzie
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They also made the best plasma TV's back in the day!
Agree as a native.
Nothing to crazy about what he wants to achieve. The crazy part (and I respect him for dedicating his life to it) is to attempt it in the US of all places.
The amount of bat shit crazy that has been allowed to rear its ugly head since the last election is impossible to wrap my head around.
Super happy Mamdani won NYC. It shows that there are places in the US we can still relate to.
To answer OP: Personally I don't care where you are from if you integrate and contribute to society. I haven't met many Americans here, though...
Agree with point 1.
His holier-than-thou attitude is exhausting. Stop trying to spread your fantasy friends around, we don't want them.
Yeah I can't argue with that, it's more that I have no financial gain in this setup, so every redundancy set up costs me directly. At some point I have to say that it's good enough.
It's always a trade-off I guess, with cost being the deciding factor.
If I ever build a new house, I'm having a proper rack with room for a redundant server for sure!
Yep, can confirm.
I usually wait for seasons if it's a show I don't know when I will have time to watch, just to get it as freeleech.
It's usually always there when I check after a few days.
Like others have said, I also prefer having a backup and getting new HW when shit hits the fan.
You can build a warm-standby solution, but that road is both costly and more labor intensive.
The family can survive for a few hours while I run out to get a new drive or NUC to fix stuff.
If you're lucky, it happens right after dinner so you can skip clean-up too!
For Norway it depends, really...
We get the small things (lights, figurines) out with advent starting, so late november/early december, but don't do the tree until the night before (23rd). The outside lighting we usually do a bit earlier, as it gets super dark here and it looks nice.
Some people do it much earlier.
Special traditions for Norway would probably be porridge with an almond in it. The one who gets the almond wins the marzipan prize.
Our family does it a bit differently: There are many almonds, the total changing every year and only Mum knows, and the one with the most gets to pick from the prize pool first. That way, everybody gets something and the kids are happy.
I finally won last year with 14.
It's also super fun watching people looking like chipmunks, hiding their almonds until it's time to count.
Holy they look incredible! I can literally hear the sound of the crust
Where were you and your amazing advice before we bought a house and made tiny humans????
Same, so much so that I swallowed my pride and bought a H2S as well. The P1S has just been a champion since day 1. Zero issues, perfect prints.
I hate the direction they are moving in, but having a partner means compromises must be made. It needs to be fire and forget every single time.
My dream is to have a RatRig in the future that I can tinker and play with, but for now it's happy partner or no printer in the house.
Finally added some more lights to the P1S. Relay controlled from USB-A port.
Trickier than I thought as the original light seems to be controlled by a NPN transistor which threw me off when using the 0V from the USB-A. Feel free to ask if you want to know how to do this yourself without risking burning your board.
Huge upgrade for very little money.
(Yes, I need to dust my top cover!!)
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I have induction and strugle with this even when not overfilling the pan, as the sides don’t get warm compared to the bottom. I have to make really small portions to manage properly, and mixing together in the end like you mentioned.
Never ever had gas as it’s uncommon here, but I’ll take your word for it not fixing it. Any advice to share, or do I just keep doing it in rounds?