If they can be hidden, like in Windows, I dont really mind if every app has one. I’ll hide the ones I dont care about.
The app dock isnt visible by default, so thats a partitial solution, but I’d prefer to be able to access it directly without opening a menu or overview first.
Steam provides a quick launch menu, thats a good enough reason for me.
Technical issues are worth resolving, but I want the UI to remain the same as the windows one. Its a pattern that works just fine.
Does seem worse IMO. There is nothing wrong with the windows tray, should just copy that and call it done.
If your willing to wait, and can accept some shipping time, there is: https://jlc3dp.com/
They’ll quote you on the site, and will advise for materials and costs.
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Archery. Relatively cheap sport to get into (no consumable bullets).
As for limited mobility, that depends on what you mean, wheelchair - not a problem, upper body - maybe a problem, depending on the extent. Crossbows can solve the strength part, but if you can’t aim, that will be a bit harder.
Actually, (and I wasn’t aware of this until you mentioned it, so thank you), it does support serverless connections:
So I think between cloud server, self hosted server and direct IP, OP should be covered.
RustDesk (rustdesk.com) is open source, and similar to TeamViewer, and has paid plans, including a paid self hosted option.
Not even a threshold, its a much more smooth transition, thats just the best picture I could find.
KSP will definitely help. Chuck your SATs into orbit, and you can see the orbits slowly decay away, almost imperceptibly. Its fun too :)
Yes, but I beleive that is quite a significant amount of energy to reach. Only a few spacecraft have left earths orbit. Fewer still have left the suns orbit.
There is no orbit altitude that requires more energy to maintain than a lower altitude.
Zone 1 requires more reboosting that 2, which requires more than 3, which requires more than 4. I dont know the exact relationship, (someone else might know), but we can consider it linear for simplification. The further away from earth, there will be less atmospheric drag, which means a longer stable orbit.
The travel distance doesn’t really change anything, it doesn’t affect the orbit stability.
Think of it like this spring. Your satellite can start at any point, and with no additional energy, Itll follow the path all the way down to the middle (earth). Start low, and itll reach ground quickly, start high, and itll take a lot longer. There is no energy required to stay on the spiral path. Once the sat is low enough, you may want to reboost, which is when you need to use energy to jump up to a higher point on the spiral, at which the path continues.
Name checks out :D
All orbits require very minimal maintenance, the closer to earth, the more maintenance required . Far enough out, and its basically maintence free, except for avoiding other debris.
The problem with an explosive self destruct is that not all debris will go down into lower orbits, some with go higher and therefore take even longer to deorbit. Its also a lot easier to track one dead satellite instead of thousands of minute particles.
And ideal “self-destruct button” would actually be a thruster firing in the direction of travel, which would slow it down and drag it into the earth, or if facing the other way, boost it up to a “graveyard” orbit. Both these exist on many satellites already.
Direct link to skinners comment: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/15004#issuecomment-2264687287
Is it actual server hardware? I’ve seen some very weird things with real servers that take ages to reboot (I was assuming it was self checking or something). Are you sure its hung, and not just very slow to shutdown/reboot?
Is there any serial/monitor output before the hang?
Breakers can be faulty, so if you have a multimeter, test to be sure. Also, the live wires are right near the front, so cover them with tape and still treat it as if its live and be careful.
On mine (similar model, likely only cosmetically different), the live terminals are 3x screw terminals, and they are right next to the screw terminal to remove the last cover, so very easy to slip onto them.
Edit: I see you fixed it, all good :)
Is it still blowing air and working otherwise?
There is an on-off button under the cover usually, but that only does exactly what the remote on-off button does.
If your feeling game, and are comfortable with live electricity, you can get to the controller board by removing a few screws and taking off the cover. You could check that the motor cable hasn’t come loose, but thats a real long shot. Could have a look for any burnt cables or components.
How to get access: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kz_q9uHvVZk
Be very careful, there is mains live electricity in there, if you aren’t sure, just replace it, the indoor units are relatively cheap.
I think they are referring to using the polycarbonate as the structural part of the mirror, so its optical properties aren’t relevant. The rest of your points stand though.
Okay, good to know. Doxycycline and some antibiotics have sun sensitivity, same reason?
Edit: list of a bunch of medicines with sun sensitivity effects: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/special-features/sun-and-your-medicine
Push bars on a moving vehicle is a lawsuit all on its own, so I dont think we need to go that far. But electronic only doors is definitely stupid.