For me at least: getting out into nature. Cycling can easy get you out and into the countryside. And is easy on the joints etc. I prefer road bikes as I can see more.

Otherwise, I often drive to walks or runs with good views etc. I cycle to a nice forest park run.

The other trick that works with me is statistics. Going for Strava or park run segments/records can really motivate me. I also now use the wanderer.earth extension to get ‘points’ for exploring new places I have never been.

Going to the gym sucks. Swimming is nice in moderation.

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And it’s not as obvious as it looks in the photo. It’s a fabric/carpeted texture in a dark recessed pocket (that may have stuff in it)

It’s in no way obvious, I had to look it up to find it in my parents Tesla, even then it took me a while to work out. Absolutely terrifying if you consider that those in the back of a Tesla are unlikely to be the owners who have read the manual.

My parents had no idea about it.

This is recent too (about a year old?)

I think that’s just the main coop group? There are other coops + Nisa that almost exclusively use their own brand items and distribution network (as shown by the post ransomware shortages)

So probably more if they cut all Israeli stuff from their entire network.

If you had the camera on too, it could give you an actual distance measurement to give to the police.

The key part about it being in Iceland is their energy mix is really green as it’s all geothermal. So I get why they focused less on energy efficiency.

Would be good to see some analysis on the tech. They scaled up, does that mean it works, but needed to be bigger, or were they just doing it because they had the money and no other ideas?

I have to admit I didn’t read it through properly, but if it’s a problem with two CPUs then it’s probably a motherboard issue. (Or something g completely unrelated like ram)

Just RMA it (or the motherboard?)

Is this a new build, or an existing building?

If it’s an existing building, with an existing HOA, then it should already have a bank account? (Probably with funds in it!)

If it’s new, build up an emergency fund, but leave it in a bank. putting it into stocks is crazy, it’s an emergancy/maintenance fund, you need to know how much is there, trust it’s not going to just disappear and be able to access it quickly.

Make sure you understand the voting rights and who has authority to access the money if there is going to be a significant sum in there.

Because then you have an expensive robot not being used, while still keeping the wage bill.

Probably 20 years ago

Places with the wireless battery powered payment terminals will still work without power for a while. Lots of them don’t even need network, they just sync up later.

But for the most part, if there is a significant power outage, things are screwed anyway.

I think the idea is that there are other events with similar risk profiles, the papal election is just an example of one.

I remember going to the natural history museum as a kid and feeling sick from all the pollution.

Now it’s not a problem at all there.

The marshmallow is eating the kid, not the other way round.

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That’s a cool photo, from 2022 apparently though, not this year.

Give it a couple of months and they can take photos for next year’s drought lead up…

Yeh, not like they can’t work it out.

(That said, they have no idea about my house number because I can’t get them to understand the building I’m in has multiple houses in it…)

I assume that new buildings will be designed with that in mind now though.

Makes sense in the dune world with all the sandstorms and worms too…

… Then the original meter must have been faulty?

All the smart meters do is make it easier to collect the readings (end enable fancy tariffs). The ones in this article are effectively dumb meter versions of the day night tariff options.