I have the ifixit screwdriver kit and one of the bits is a Sim card ejector. Does it count ?
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For people who want to try it there is a free instance managed by the team there : https://cryptpad.fr/
The house is valued at $4.4 millions.
I was in the same boat two years ago.
What I did is that I've setup a VM with NixOS in it to play with, learn the language and tweak the configuration file.
The great thing about NixOS is that once I was feeling confident enough to switch I installed NixOS on bare metal, loaded the configuration file I prepared in the VM and I instantly had everything installed and running. (Except for the NVidia drivers, fuck nvidia)
Since then I've stayed in nixos and I'm not looking back.
I don't know how you measure efficiency but if you measure the amount of energy required for each degree of apparent temperature dropped then a fan is way way more efficient.
My wife is on my left, it's going to be interesting
I used it a few times for work even. At the time I had a usb-c hub connected with a screen, Ethernet, 65w charger, a keyboard and mouse and I had my laptop that I was carrying with me.
Once or twice I arrived at work and realized I forgot my computer at home ... And I have a 2hour drive ... So I connected my phone to the hub and work on it. It worked well to send email, use an internet browser, a bit of document editing and mostly connecting to remote desktops.
"Be on time for your appointment next week"
Here, I hope it will help
Not only the models are free but they are released under a Creative Commons license!
Meaning that anyone can modify and redistribute them.
I think the sea has a huge potential of energy production that is totally untapped because of that.
There are tons of ways to produce energy with sea water but as soon as you put any moving parts in water it gets corroded and covered with benthic life (I've learned a word today). Every project of ocean energy production dies because of that.
This is great that they are releasing 3d printables parts AND they released the parts under a Creative Commons license !
This is amazing to see a brand contributing their work to Creative Commons
If people want to see one in action there are using one in guedelon in France. It's a castle being built only using techniques from XIVs century.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BBhzrXw1sQ