And we just use a dam to control flow rate instead… https://www.niagaraparks.com/visit-niagara-parks/plan-your-visit/niagara-falls-geology-facts-figures/
I’ve run multiple copies of stacks with unique bridged networks. Then map the ports out to the host on different port numbers.
The savings on dumb token systems would cover so much. Nevermind the fact that bus drivers could concentrate on driving rather than vending.
I don’t even love cats and I’d still save your sister’s cat over my worse enemy!!! LOL
I would have guessed that is the source…
I don’t think the word “always” is necessary in the title.
Another free way of doing this is to use the power meter outside your home.
- turn everything using power off
- verify by ensuring the power meter is no longer moving; no electricity consumed
- record current reading
- turn on tv for some period of time
- record new reading
Calculate usage as difference of the readings divided by how long you ran the tv for.
OP’s cat flips the board. Game over.
Some places make you use their app. I’m thinking the Kodak printers at places like Walmart and Staples.
Any service can advertise itself using zeroconf but you’d need to establish a service type for proxy and have a client(browser) know to watch for it and connect through automatically (if approved by user)….
Isn’t he good then? Assuming the same rules as corporations for carbon neutrality…
Vscode with plugins works for many many languages good enough and the git integration is good. So if your job is like mine where you support many systems then having a common tooling is nice. Also you can setup containers with different configurations all ready for various projects.