i’m mostly thinking of how it works when production is larger than demand in the local circuit. phase imbalances are a bigger deal when the phases are 180° out of sync.

does that even work in a split-phase system?

right, and what’s tripping you up? you’ve set up jellyfin, but other services are not cooperating?

well what do you want to do?

i found that using alpine linux made things a lot clearer. i’m not a newbie but i gut ovurwhelmed by comylicated setups, and alpine is as simple as can be. just scripts that start and stop services, and configuration in /etc/<service-name>. where it started getting complex was with exposing services to the internet.

oh absolutely, dot matrix printer times 10

imagine a tape punch going at 100cps though… even if it’s just stamping baudot code that’s still 500 actuations per second. that’s fuckin terrifying.

breaking bad

ugh, morn. guy never shuts up.

why are you cross-posting a year-old post?

show up to the channel owner to give them anxiety

don’t think that’s a real product but i’ll check in the back.

Edit: it’s real! the name translates to “fuckin’ duh”

gimme one and i’ll translate

depends on the topic.

all ikea product names are real words.

“airhdh”

those dots are not umlauts. ä is a whole different letter from a. please use it responsibly

idk, one is a neat freak and the other never showers, just spends all their time high with the dog?

…maybe they’re lesbians too

this implies shaggy/fred/scooby toxic yaoi love triangle

i mean it is a learning experience, at least for beginners. but so is lfs.

i’ve been customizing linux for 15 years. it’s nice to just sit down with something that works.

missing the classic