r to keep a windows partition or move to an image file?
Any particularly good (or bad) ways of going about this conversion?
Thanks!
--grg
(*) Windows because occasionally the need to run windows-only stuff pops up,
factory because that tends to work best with a laptop's specific devices
(eve
r operations
on them got sluggish to the point of irritation.
> But Google's Calendar app can't reliably give me notifications of events...
> (Oddly, it seems to work better if I say "send me an e-mail, too", then I'll
> probably get the regular on-
vely, so
they're not talking about half duplex operation over cat5 or 5e or cat6.)
--grg
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t;Wires for
data are the past". I don't think he disagrees with having a wifi portion
of his network and even running many devices solely over it, further
evidenced by his reply which you quote here about adding APs in his house.
His question in this thread is specifically about the wired
On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 04:59:08PM -0400, Richard Pieri wrote:
> On 7/23/2017 3:42 PM, grg wrote:
> > In the paper they show that a conventional li-ion battery holds 90% of the
> > original charge after 3000 cycles (~9 years of daily cycling); and after
>
> BS.
>
> h
On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 01:20:05PM -0400, Richard Pieri wrote:
> On 7/23/2017 12:29 PM, grg wrote:
> > OK, so you're saying that instead of single-digit percentages, there are
> > real-world battery installations which get 75%-80% charge/discharge
> > efficiency; meani
el to where the electricity is used, the more
efficient your power distribution (a real advantage over nuclear plants,
dams, coal-fired plants, etc.). In practice I expect a combination of some
large sites and lots of tiny sites with a whole spectrum (no pun intended ;)
in between, but as long as all the pieces add up to 10,000 km^2, for
electricity generation you've completely replaced fossil fuels with
solar+battery.
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luded the technical part of this feasibility discussion.
FWIW, on that last non-technical bit, I and I wager many others on this
mailing list see very many places in all the named locales which have good
potential for solar. And that's one of the great things about solar power:
you don't need enough contiguous space to build a half dozen cooling
towers, you just need a few m^2 of suitable space to make it worth putting
some panels up and making progress towards the overall 10,000 km^2. (You
weren't looking for a single contiguous clear & flat square of 60 miles X
60 miles to put up a single 10,000 km^2 solar farm, were you?)
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