“Brought back to life” is a bit of an overstatement for a dressed-up fuselage without wings and engines.

Can’t speak on the Linux aspect, but Brother laser printers are generally the go-to for reliability.

If some of your skeletons have weapons with reach, they can all have a go.

My first smart home purchase was a set of four Wemo light switches to be able to turn on all four of my backyard lights without walking around the house (wraparound backyard with a light switch in my bedroom, living room, dining room, and kitchen). They’re still working nine years later, and as long as they still function locally with Home Assistant and don’t make a fuss, I’ll keep them in service. If they stop working or give me angry red lights, I’ll throw in some Z Wave switches.

You rolled a nat 20. Increase the circle of your AoE by 10 feet.

Type S? Not an Acura fan?

bUt WhErE dOeS tHe ElEcTrIcItY fOr ThOsE fUlLy ElEcTrIc MiNeS cOmE fRoM?

But we did recently invent a new color, or at least a new way to perceive color.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/researchers-discover-new-color-thats-impossible-to-see-without-lasering-your/

Looks like guide lines to start a drawing in three-point perspective

Ecoflow DELTA 3 Plus

My Cyberpower UPS started going to shit last year and I ended up replacing it with a LiFePO4 power station that advertised a switching time fast enough to use as a UPS. I spent about $630 for a power station that can handle 1800W for an appreciably longer runtime than the lead acid battery backups, essentially one kilowatt hour. So far so good. My only complaint is that the outlets are on the front, which isn’t an ideal form factor for UPS duty. Plus, LiFePO4 is supposed to be good for ten years or so.

4-5% is massive for such a cheap feature to implement, and it should be a no-brainer standard feature. Sure, allow the owner to disable it if they choose, but I actually like it. My car is climate-control conscious and turns the engine on if the cabin gets too warm. My car also has a manual transmission, and the auto-start turns the engine on as soon as I start pushing the clutch in. I find it super unobtrusive in my case. Don’t know how annoying it is in an automatic.

Allowing the driver to permanently turn it off is literally illegal.

Doubt. My car has a configurable personalized drive mode. One of the options in that mode is whether idle stop defaults on or off.

Just want to draw attention to the background for those with a lack of attention to detail.

But if all squares have four sides, why does a carpenter’s square only have 3?

Fair point

“I will solve this in a single day before I’m even inaugurated.”

100ish days after inauguration:

“It’s too hard. I give up.”

You make some good points

Offhand I can’t think of any company I’d less want to take ownership of Chrome than OpenAI.