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It would need either a high voltage DC power line between the countries, or the electricity could be used to create hydrogen or ammonia and then ship that. There have been plans to create such power lines, e.g. Xlinks Morocco–UK Power Project (cancelled) and “Desertec 2.0” (very new proposal).

Maybe it will happen in the future, but for now these solar-rich countries probably want to use this energy for themselves.

There are also quite a few non-European countries that have a European king as head of state.

This article has more infos. Or this one. It’s meant to be the longest suspension bridge.

I’m almost sure that ./ is the directory of the compose.yaml.

Normally I just run docker compose up -d in the project directory, but I could run docker compose up -d -f /somewhere/compose.yaml from another directory, and then the ./ would be /somewhere, and not the directory where I started the command.

There are also some SAT receivers that run Linux, see e.g. https://www.opena.tv/app.php/atv_images

What happens if you put “police your_city” in your favorite search engine? I tried it with my current city and the village where I grew up, and both led me to the phone number in reasonable time.

I read they are using ArduPilot.

You seem to underestimate how many companies and government organizations rely on American hyperscalers. It will take many years to replace these with something European. The same for Android and iOS, Windows and macOS and all the apps that were built for these. Cisco and Juniper - sure, just replace all of their hardware with something European.

Tariffs are insane when Trump applies them, they are equally insane when Europe will apply them.

What do you think who is going to pay these taxes?

The watch officer apparently admitted that he fell asleep. I find it astonishing that such giant ships don’t have an autopilot that can at least stop the ship before it crashes into land. Or a dead man’s switch which would wake up the watch man or someone else.

You could plug in a power meter with wifi and look what power is used.

You could use a babyphone or a camera (e.g. an old phone).

I’m not sure if an Alexa (Echo Dot or so) would react on the little tune of your washer, but it hears the standard annoying beeps of my washer.

Here’s a better article: https://eu.jsonline.com/story/news/local/milwaukee/2025/03/14/south-milwaukee-woman-deported-to-laos-is-stranded-with-few-options/82369691007/

From Wikipedia:

The company has licensed the Kodak brand to several products produced by other companies, such as the PIXPRO line of digital cameras manufactured by JK Imaging. https://petapixel.com/2013/01/23/kodak-brand-license-holder-jk-imaging-shrouded-in-mystery/

I’m using sftp in Keepass2Android to sync the file while I’m at home. When I’m not at home, it uses the local copy on the phone.

When the password file has changed on my home server and on the phone, Keepass2Android will ask if it should merge the databases. I’m not sure what Syncthing would do in that situation.

Whatsapp already implemented this, but as far as I know nobody took the offer. E.g. Signal and Threema don’t want to connect with WhatsApp.

Are you sure about A3? A3 is twice the size of A4, not half of it.

Yes. Or 100W.

0.1kWh per hour can be written as 0.1kWh/h, which is the same as 0.1kW.

I’m quite happy with my Tasmota outlets. They don’t have a display, but I have a thing with a display already with me, so why would I need another display at the outlet, which would make it bulkier and more inconvenient to use.

Do you mean 0.1kWh per hour, so 0.1kW or 100W?

My N100 server needs about 11W.