Coyote ^.^ ΘΔ

Guess you pull the chain to turn the lamp on.

iPhone? Go allllll the way to the bottom of notification settings.

PA has lots of weird laws. Nothing hanging from your rear view mirror. Air freshener? Ticket. Leave a handicap tag up while driving? Ticket.

Bluetooth stuff tends to just work on Apple.

Now getting it to work on Linux, that’s fun.

Especially when it’s an old PS3 controller, because those aren’t even standard Bluetooth! But you can, and it works great to play Wii U games in cemu.

That’s a weird law, how are they going to enforce it with cars that have push button start? Most new ones do, EVs are just on when you get in.

Also, you don’t need to swipe multiple times to film cops. My phone has a camera button, then you either hold it down or do a single tap to start recording.

I don’t like being without my penis for too long. It makes me feel like less of a man and i really hate having to sit down to take a leak.

Just don’t leave your dick behind at the burger joint or you’ll have to buy it off some guy at a flea market.

I’m normally using Reader View to bypass paywalls (it almost always works) and that doesn’t include comments anyway.

That is true of every news site. For a lot of them you don’t even need to create a real account. They are mostly people who are coming from Facebook and too dumb to figure out Twitter.

For all we know they might be planning to. The people protesting this likely don’t know and neither does the Boston globe. They’re assuming lithium-ion.

The existing battery banks in MA are lithium-ion, but some of them are a decade old. We didn’t have practical sodium-ion yet.

The were riffing on the old “who’s on first” routine.

So you could have the panels in one place and the batteries in another, but you’d need HV inverters at both locations and the output from the panels to the grid would go up and down, and the grid does not like that at all.

So it’s better to have both in one spot and have the grid output constant.

Welll…. Not really.

You generally want the batteries close to the panels because what comes out of the panels is low voltage, high current DC. That can go straight in and out of the batteries but needs big heavy cables. The grid is high voltage, lower current AC because you can use smaller cables.

This is the subhead I saw, so either they are A/B testing headlines or they got caught and corrected it.

From what I gather, they simply want batteries to be placed where there is sufficient water supply and firefighting operations if something bad were to happen. The proposed location for this project (one of about 6000 in the state) is bad.

MA will likely approve it anyway, they’re big on solar.

In Western Mass., environmentalists fear that solar farms are fire hazards A wave of solar proposals in the Hilltowns is facing pushback from residents who worry that the attached batteries will start fires and pollute their water. By Kate Selig Globe Staff,Updated March 1, 2026, 6:00 a.m.

Context. The fire/pollution risk from the battery banks is a valid concern.

dB level vs frequency injected, peaks are roughly every 30 MHz. Water in a cable lowers the impedance at those points and causes reflections. The spacing across the spectrum is going to depend on how much cable there is between the tester and the wet spots but there will be a pattern like this.

Yep and it will wick right along the entire cable from the ingress point, usually an outdoor AP with bad sealing at the gland or something.

Deer forme Dialga

Deeralga

This is the variable valve timing solenoid from a 5.3L Hemi. It’s not supposed to look like that. Not even 75k miles, ate the oil screen and was running like shit. $56 and less than an hour to pop off the intake, replace it, and reassemble. But if you go to a shop it’s gonna cost you a lot more.

They started making money and realized the system works for them as is.

Or at least they think it does.

Ohhh… my guess would have been you were using the con’s A/V and whoever took it off the board fucked up.

“Dolly’s fuckboi is already installed in the attic…”

@boozybadger.lawyersandliquor.com I am crying laughing but the audio is coming in HOT, especially on your mic. What the hell happened?

Nobody tries to trim a badger’s nails

Nobody cares about a few drops of liquid.

But THIS:

They’re already Pokémon so it makes sense. Some people say they really are a dog but I don’t know if there is any canine under all that floof.

My folks have a few feral cats that come visit their back yard to be fed, along with a gazillion squirrels and birds.

Those cats sit there surrounded by far too many things they could hunt and you can watch the shared brain cell fizzle out.

If the libXz compromise had backdoored many production SSH servers… yeah it could have been bad. There would have been mitigating factors as always but it’s not far off.

Oh I muted them a long time ago.

Not even a block, they don’t need to know I exist.

The Internet Was 25 Days Away From Disaster and No One Knew “Well, the story begins with a jammed printer.”

Because of course it did.