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Using Kopia, backups are made multiple times per day to Google drive. Only changes are transferred.

Configurations are backed up once per week and manually, stored 4 weeks. Websites and NextCloud data is backed up every hour and stored for a year (although I’m doing this only 7 months now).

Kopia is magic, recommended!

Almost all compact cameras lack a viewfinder. They are competing with phone-photography, which they are losing.

The weak point of taking photos with mobile phones is the screen. In bright sunshine, you can not make good photos. So I would say: make a simple, small viewfinder camera with software- & sensor- technology similar to phones, with a slightly better lens. Keep it really cheap for almost throw-away price so everyone can afford it and a lot can be sold. It would have a small screen and a viewfinder so taking pictures in bright light is easier. It can cast a slideshow to TVs and computers (the small screen would work as a remote control, swipe for next). An accessory like HDMI to Wifi (Chromecast-like) stick can be sold.

It could be the modern interpretation of the iconic Kodak Instamatic.

What do you mean with “if they came back to the Camera market?”

Maybe I do not understand your question, Kodak is still selling cameras?

These trade wars are seldom short, they are easy to start but hard to stop. Look up Chicken Tax (started in 1960s)

As a (former) map contributor, I will -and I hope many others with me- report it as a mistake. Of course Google will not change it back, but it does not matter.

USA and it’s oligarchs have gone mad.

The precedent was years ago with Facebook and WhatsApp blocking alleged anti government messages (which the court branded as anti-nation, sedition). Last year the BBC documentary about Modi and alleged fascism was world news and led to the departure of BBC from India. The problem is that the world sees India as an emerging market where in fact it is a fascist country in the making.

You should leave anyway if you have a chance. Germany looking for 70.000 skilled Indians.

Follow the case here: https://delhihighcourt.nic.in/court/dhc_case_status_list_new?sno=1&ctype=CS(OS)&cno=524&cyear=2024

Bad excuse. Today, Harris 48%, Trunk 46%. That is only a ffing 2% difference.

The USA deserves the shithead they elect.

Yet he is looking at 50% of the votes. “The people deserve the shithead they elect”.

Everybody can send an email to support.hon@haier-europe.com and ask for support of HomeAssistant.

(email address is published on their website https://hon-smarthome.com/ under ‘contact us’)

What is your source?

High power is a matter of scaling (and size/space constraints). To increase the power output, the membrane size can be increased or multiple power cells can be installed as explained in the article:

If you want to store more energy, just increase the size of the solution storage tanks or the concentration of the solutions. If you want to provide more power, just stack more cells on top of one another or add new stacks.

Don’t feed the trolls

Kudos for using Geogaddi!

First of all, their claims are not new. They claim this for a long time already but have not shown a minimal viable product yet. During the time they spend money in research, Tesla batteries grew to 3 times the originals.

QuantumScape have only shown minuscule batteries, they need to scale up to car battery capacity. Only a car with their battery can prove their claims. Until that happens their stories are worth nothing.

Charging a 75kWh large car battery in 15 minutes requires a charger of at least 300.000W. Imagine a charging station for 5 cars would need a 1.5MW power station. That is impractical. Also the current flowing into the car would be enormously high, requiring huge cables. Also inside the battery pack, huge cooling systems are required.

More practical solutions are exchanging battery packs or battery fluid exchange (flow battery). In short time 100% recharge and virtually unlimited range if packs are slowly charged at exchange hubs. .

QuantumScape will water down their claims and eventually publish a more or less standard LiFePo battery if the investors are lucky.

I find this mildly infuriating. We’re being moved to another pimp. Are there Fediverse solutions available for domain registration?

Have you asked CDAC for the sources? They are very friendly people, the phone nrs are on CDAC and BOSS websites. They are knowledgeable and know about Open Source licenses. They will share if you ask, otherwise: file an RTI.