A little pedantic note, LiPo is still a type of Li-Ion (maybe I got that right)
and the bigger recent breakthrough was LFP (Lithium iron phosphate / LiFePO4)
And probably safe to call Sodium-Ion and solid state the next big phases of development
Are they still making NiMH hybrid packs?
Lithium is far superior
I run a NUC and a few other network things off a 125W elcheapo $20 bestek(?) inverter off the house battery.
Sure it gets converted twice but actual watts wasted are minimal in a low power scheme, and the juice is cleaner in the end.
And consider DIYing a big house battery. The cells are cheap now. I built a 1200Ah LFP bank just because it fit nicely in the compartment. Then throw some solar at it.
And for backup, just get a large spinning external and plug it in occasionally to sync a copy. Put it back in the Tupperware for cold storage.
Ed: why the downvote?
Wow. The ‘Current Path’ was very optimistic. We are accelerating roughly twice as fast as was predicted here in 2016.
Exactly.
And again, when TF are the TLA’s going to do something about this? They better do something soon or else they might be mistaken for Christo-fashists.
Agreed, it’s such a dereliction of duty to not report on this.
As well as letting all the kompromized 4th of July legislators, et. al., and one former commander in chief in particular continue their treasonous subversion.
We are heading right off the rails.
Also you can repurpose an old phone as a Webcam, and many other uses
Hey, it had a good, hard life and went down fighting. That’s all you can ask for.
Well batteries are replacement items, too.
You can probably get all three done together for fairly cheap once they get working on it.
You can get your screen and USB ports replaced at a local fixit place. shop around
Baby oh baby
There’s a woman naturalist dentist on YouTube touting xylene chewing gum to repair cavities. Anyone looked into the veracity of her claims?
Still, give it a look. There’s a scooby snack in it for you when you report back here
Possibly hacked and coopted account?
If rereddit or similar is still a thing, check the post history.
Thanks but looking for offline solutions
IIRC fun fact there are 400 toxic compounds in coffee, 4000 in cigarettes.
Perrier had a huge recall of bottled water for benzene, though there was less than in a cup of coffee.
Trace amounts are tolerable, but IMO not for something that is consumed often.
There is plenty of bad in coffee. Benzene for example.
The study only looks at a particular cancer.
Is the land sea ratio due primarily to sea level changes?