kissiel

You can, especially when you also have an energy storage rack. The inverter has to support going into "island mode".

Where I live, on sunny days, the grid goes over 253V (230V nominal +10%), so in order for me to generate anything, my inverter disconnects itself from the grid.

My parser got stuck on "Too good to be true, then reconsider."

I think if paypal not working on GOS makes you not use it, then GOS is definitely not for you...

Reminder: 4 degrees = 0.0698131701 rad

(article says 2.2 [C/K], btw)

At least you got the Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 Processor 386H :)

maybe to detect that the valid credentials are leaked / used in the wilds?

As a non-native English speaker: why is there a comma in the title?

You're nitpicking, but then you use lowercase b for a byte ;)

Bandwidth to a GPU from a socketed RAM? How?

That sounds very optimistic. Do you have any data to back that up? Is it hot or cold storage? I understand, that the breakdown of magnetic field is indeed slow, but the HDD as a whole is not as sturdy, I think - you need to spin the platters, control the heads and so on.

Or use it to practice a language that you just wanted to give a spin.

I really hope you mean you unplug the power cable from the TV, cause none of the modern TVs turn off when you ask them to. The TV bootup takes too long for it to be "off" off.

AMD writes MB, and they list the faster caches' sizes in KByte, where indeed I think it should be Mi and Ki respectively. And in the NV space (hdds, ssds) a GB means 10^9. Reminds me of DDR vendors telling us that memory runs at 8GHz (8GT/s, 4GHz in reality).