Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. It wasn’t enough money to make me go down another research rabbit hole, which I suppose they basically count on.

His video convinced me to go for it (“it’s just wires”)! I had a double slot left in the panel. I’m now technically above the calculated load for our service, but I scheduled charging for late nights and below the max rating of the charger.

With 2 vehicles to charge and one being a 130kwh truck, I needed a second circuit at the very least.

With how much I drive the truck (not a lot, I work from home, about to hit 3500 miles in 11 months), a 240v 20A is even more than enough. But I installed what the mobile charger you see is rated for (32A max, but the plug says 30A … ?) because I whole-ass anything I do. And now there’s a 14-50R for my dad to plug his camper into if he ever decides to visit his grandson.

He’s the facist guy that wears a yarmulke and has a tiny annoying voice.

Material themes definitely tend to be softer. I hate them as a rule.

Gruvbox material fg0 definition

Edit:

Surprisingly, this passes a basic accessibility check. https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/?fcolor=654735&bcolor=F9F5D7

“Hard” (high contrast) should use the bg0_h value for the background: #f9f5d7 or rgb(249,245,215).

This is a light “off white”. If you have blue blocking mode or a night color mode enabled, the yellowing effect will be exaggerated.

For what is worth, I don’t think gruvbox makes a good light theme because it’s pretty low contrast especially compared to a lot of more recent themes. I say this as a die hard gruvbox dark user.

ECU chip tuner for early CAN bus vehicles.

I charge both my ridiculous Lightning and PHEV Volvo this way.

But I’m on track for only about 3500 miles for the year (10 months in) on the lightning.

We have a softener and a “commercial” reverse osmosis unit with a built-in diaphragm pump and a 14 gallon pressure tank. We have been doing yearly changes on the filters. Household of 3 though.

The softener is a puronics brand, the RO unit is Ecosoft RObust 1500.

Not needing to tackle hard water stains and build up every 2 weeks made it worth it, but it was a significant investment (plus we ran RO lines from the garage/tank to the kitchen).

And with the pump set to 60psi, I can have infinite carbonated water without another expensive setup.

Yes they do. Often to a greater extent too via 1-pedal mode available in many BEVs. Claims are as high as 30% more range (seems a bit far fetched).

I like the way you think, but it’s not quite realistic. This 4c charge means 4x the battery capacity (45kwh) in an hour as a charge rate. If my whiskey addled math pencils out, that’s something like a 480v at ~100A DC (if we’re using the usual 120V multiplier), so, not your average generator. Not exactly a Chevy Volt kind of situation.

But it’s approaching something you can charge in a “gas station like stop” with reasonable range.

These prevention programs have found that with a payment of several thousand dollars, aid organizations can head off someone’s homelessness.

I guess if calling it a “new strategy” is what someone needs to cosign, then great. But these programs have existed for a long time. The funding source is likely the only thing that is different.

Can’t forget the time Jesus Chrysler was tempted by the DeVille in the desert.

Gotta pad that balance sheet with losses. Can’t be paying taxes if you can write off speculative ventures that just might pay off fund other misadventures.

Well there was that time they were sued over not meeting the definition of “beef” (it’s apparently 88% beef, so yay?).

The uk horse meat “beef” scandal.

And the metal shavings scandal.

But mostly it’s just ultra-processed crap that has enough salt and fat to make people think it’s food.

That’s basically the story of my desktop too.

3rd PSU, 3rd motherboard and processor, 3rd graphics card, case fans, etc., but I still have the original dvd drive (which is unplugged). All in a BTX Antec P180 case I bought in 2007. The power button keeps falling out now, so it might be time to replace it too. But with the price of ram, it’ll be a straight parts swap.

Pepperidge farm remembers.

What age do service accounts get? I have “user accounts” that exist purely to run services and are not intended for login. Several of these are owned by the team and not an individual. Who provides the age verification for those?

It has been 7 or 8 years since I touched it, but yes. I extended some intern-built VMware automation to ovirt so we could validate KVM images and reduce VMware costs for internal dev and because that was the platform the manager decided on. We initially only dedicated 6U or 8U to it.

In general, I’d say it worked just fine and the python sdk was approachable. It wouldn’t be my first choice knowing it’s Oracle Virtualization now, but that’s a moral stance instead of technical.

As for maintaining it long term, I can’t really say. I left that team to go play in the clouds with terraform and kubernetes. But I also haven’t heard anything negative from that team since (and I’m still friends with one of the system engineers who is responsible for it). And there was a much needed fundamental rewrite of the bits I original extended that continued with ovirt that went smoothly.

It sounds like you want to create a vm template image.

Some options:

Both virsh and virt-manager have tools for managing libvirt xml files that you can turn into a template to use for launching additional images.

Proxmox and ovirt both have template concepts and APIs you can interact with for automation.

If you’re looking to create a golden image or just automate configuration, virt-clone, ansible, puppet, packer, and even pxe boot are good options depending on the methods you prefer.

There are so many well-established ways to approach this problem domain. Just don’t get decision paralysis. There isn’t a best either.