2025-10-16T01:01:04Z https://yabu.me Teknikal_Domain https://yabu.me/npub1zs8uatl8sv8l3x7m3h5u3zf6e8ae6la4m3my6uk7gn9c443vpwssqvzw8l https://mastodon.tekdmn.me/system/accounts/avatars/106/951/254/346/563/915/original/a0c1b431a5cdc961.png https://mastodon.tekdmn.me/system/accounts/avatars/106/951/254/346/563/915/original/a0c1b431a5cdc961.png https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs23zzg77mjadc49fq22k5p3lyz5u26wn3gc36cspkwn5mmmnmd03czyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96zf2ns8n In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsdwcxgarh2qq7akmx0kn0yr4q5tltp0zhyks5tlght29xy68x5pmgq8f67e'>nevent1q…f67e</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Situation: there are 14 competing ways of accessing information over the internet... 2025-01-13T03:26:50Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs0u4ykj5ztah0fw3rhyrst8zaf7y87fmxlt48en2wd25s5z9hmkcgzyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96z57r6kd In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstdmyzspy9zpzkmhspfjpvwj573vvstxp8zzvyap2lzv8yvgupsvg0jxty5'>nevent1q…xty5</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>That depends on the outlet not the breaker!<br/><br/>If you have one hot leg of a 240V circuit, and a neutral, you have 120V. A lot of circuits are wired to outlets with no neutral pin though, and only have the two hots. If you have one that does (like dryers do, I think, 240 for the heater, 120 for the rest of the dryer), you can just (safely) seal off the second hot and wire it hot and neutral... if you don&#39;t, yeah you can make that work, no it&#39;s not code compliant :taz_laugh: 2025-01-05T18:05:09Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsdkq5kcxlsxx55ensesxz2q0g7da94tnwaxx3464crnpd6r37qftszyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96ztf2qha In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs0d7kp6hdxgk5755atxfycmdccs90j6yrj674529rc3t9sff9gs4quas90g'>nevent1q…s90g</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Literally yes.<br/><br/>Okay I&#39;ll explain. The breaker slots in a US breaker panel alternate phases as you go down, so any two adjacent to each other are on opposite phases.<br/><br/>99% of the time a 240V breaker is either Eaton or Schneider (&#34;Square D&#34;) (I&#39;ve yet to see an residential breakers not made by those two) taking two, single-pole breakers, bonding the trip mechanisms together, and putting them in an oversized casing. That&#39;s why they look the way they do.<br/> <img src="https://mastodon.tekdmn.me/system/media_attachments/files/113/777/018/687/808/406/original/041b5522b60c0b17.png"> <br/> 2025-01-05T17:48:56Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs87c3dplpmt54ely6gdag3dwra79cw6wll7e7z769ul2wpzdv8n3gzyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96zqvp2a2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsr8q82yzs0r97vfm6f6sxc8kygajeq6rhfudhvynwren9gusthvgsmwpskw'>nevent1q…pskw</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Presumably RAM starts dying.<br/><br/>To quote my IT Fundmentals teacher:<br/><br/>&gt; Yes, RAM failure is a potential issue, but trust me, you aren&#39;t likely to see that actually happen in the real world when you&#39;re diagnosing a system. Plenty of other things like to fail first before memory. 2024-12-06T01:06:19Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsw85cyy8n839n3llmtkll62mc3ne2s2wk7ps9q3hpfpwlfypspe9qzyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96zwa3wlm In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqspuznvmpaz85dwwgz3d63v45y0nt6y9kawq83anjqn5ytrknxaucqg74hzy'>nevent1q…4hzy</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>nitpick: wouldn&#39;t those be argv items 1, 2, and 3? Because argv[0] would just be curl 2024-11-07T09:06:45Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsgveknhprun975pld9mkda603lh9czhw9as4ypz6m0l8kz0kn6wyszyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96zu63z9y First few days later:<br/><br/>No surprise, the town that I live in (with a population barely above 10k) has no nodes.<br/><br/>I&#39;m tempted to slap a 33cm antenna on the tower I&#39;m putting up, put a base station device at the other end and make it a local ROUTER or REPEATER just to get *something* going. And hey, it&#39;s not like adding one more antenna to the tower is going to be that big of a deal.<br/><br/>Just need to get some good coax that&#39;ll do ~915 MHz without too much loss...<br/><br/>#meshtastic 2024-09-26T10:29:49Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsgt9ntzn2twv8wqezmptyrtaypctmzpd7qgesrlp4ec33p3nsug0qzyq2qln40u7psl7ymmwx7njyf8tylh8tlkhw8vntjmezvhzkk9s96zyjc46a Hey #linux people, weird question:<br/><br/>How much would I subtly break my system by having one Arch based distro and one Debian based distro both sharing a common /home partition? :taz_laugh: 2024-08-02T04:53:13Z