I think the salt is actually worse for keeping thing cool longer.
Most of the cooling capacity of the ice is in phase change from solid to liquid. The salt is moving it to -10 which means bigger gap from outside temperature. So the cold escapes quicker.
If you use normal water it will climb to 0 faster, but stay there longer.
alt + space it brings up the minimize/maximize/move menu at least on windows and xfce
central europe, maybe its due to architecture the isp has wifi access points around the city and people connect to them
back when it was starting there wasnt even isolation between clients, we used to send random shit to printers on the network as kids
yeah its annoying to micro manage it
but for a phone and a computer you are using its not a big deal having to charge to 100% occasionally, it wont stay there for long
my dell laptop can have it charge limit set in bios and that works even shut down
other devices are worse cameras radios etc if I want to limit the charge there i have to whip out my programable charger and jerry rig the batteries to it
depends on the isp, my router has its own adress on the iternet
couple of friends have a different isp that layers it users behind multiple nats so half the city would show the same ip on a website
mister boopsy fucking killed me
Changed clutch plates on my motorcycle, but I assembled it wrong. And the clutch wouldn't disengage.
I was thinking surely it's just stuck together ...let me slam it in gear and pull the throttle.
Lucky that i put the front wheel was against a wall, the bike did a burnout pulling all of the linoleum off the floor on to a big pile.
I also wanted to record a couple of days non stop. It was for timelapse so i didnt want to disturb the camera changing sd cards.
Ended up using DJI Action Osmo 5 I had on hand. Its streaming mode specifically.
I already run docker so the server setup was easy for me. https://github.com/tiangolo/nginx-rtmp-docker
Input its url into the camera and start streaming. And I recorded the stream with ffmpeg on a PC.
Yeah, after all gas needs to be extracted distilled and shipped around the globe every time you fill up. Only to be burned at 20-30% efficency.
spoilers from WAN show, he tried Bazzite and Kubuntu next and had problems with both of them lol
Yeah dont think ceramic mug would survive.
There are steel camping mugs that can go right on stove, I use one with big wire handle that you can pick it up with bare hand with boiling water
Salt for ice cream makes sense because you need the lower temperature.
Question is if it lasts longer. Couldn't find any info on that.