- 26 Posts
- 148 Comments
deleted by creator
deleted by creator
This could be because you have left the protective film on the screen
3·3 months agoIt’s true though! some times we read into things, what we expect. so it’s good to have it clarified!
It was indeed a joke, partly on the unforseeability of 3D printing, but also partly at celebrating too early. You don’t celebrate a champions league win, when you have a lead at the half time.
You can’t know if it is perfect, when it still is in progress
302·3 months agoAlso reddit - why still keep using reddit
2·3 months agoMy bad. I assumed that all websites were platforms.
uBlock origin, can access the page fine, without showing any promts. I have more or less all filters turned on though (cookie popups, social media trackers etc)
Actually they still track you, they just don’t share the information with advertisers. This is hte “pay or ok” model of blackmailing users to accept cookies and tracking. More or less what Facebook did last year, but Facebook charged a price tag that was higher than what Netflix costs! In the EU, this is not what was intended, and is currently being redefined
https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2024/edpb-consent-or-pay-models-should-offer-real-choice_en
1·3 months agoInteresting. I think that what went wrong was that i started up a tank with a cycled filter but everything else was clean. Clean water, tank and no gravel may have not been enough to start the cycle enough to support 10 fry at 2cm
Thanks for this. My concern is, that there aren’t enough nutrients in the newly changed water, to maintain a stable bacteria population. There are two different types of bacteria that need either Ammonia or Nitrate to exist but if all, or almost all water is replaced, there is none. If there are enough fish in the tank, they will in time naturally create some ammonia but the bacteria that break down ammonia, but the bacteria that break down nitrites will have to wait until the first type start breaking down ammonia.
The concern is that this will diminish the amount of bacteria that live in the surfaces that you mention
Let me give an example.
In a new 300 liter tank (80 gal) you fill it up with dechlorinated water, add a cycled filter, and add one single fish. This will, I assume starve the bacteria in the filter, presumably killing the ones that take care of the second part of the nitrogen circle (breaking nitrites down to nitrates).
I’ve passed it over to my local pc store and asked them to troubleshoot the hardware. I’m pretty sure that it is the psu as it was replaced half a year ago for doing more or less the same thing. Maybe something is breaking my psu
Ok thanks. The PSU is the newest part in this PC. Was replaced half a year ago for doing the exact same thing. Sounds like there may be something breaking the PSU somehow
So… it won’t even boot at all now. Only rotates the fans a few times and shuts down. Could it be a powerfully issue
Ah… i saw your message before you deleted it. It sounds like a good tip. Will try and see if all drives are listed in the bios
Yeah that might be it!
That said, im not making it that far any more. When booting up, the fans start rotating for a few seconds and then it shuts down. Then it will try again and just keep repeating the process of only rotating the fans again and again
I’ll try to see if i can boot off an USB. Any good links that explain what fsck is and how it works?
Even better, make a list of the ads you see, and activelly avoid buying the products or services that they promote.