Could be burning refrigerant (some are flammable AND fluorinated).

And they claim cheap SMRs don't exist yet xD

Here they are in an MSY (Australia) catalog from 2012:

Ritmo == SHAW == A-Power, all were in-house brands at MSY. I suspect the 1500W and 1200W might have been the same thing with varying amounts of lying, but perhaps they did also size the components slightly differently.

I wouldn't know, but it's totally not on there, or so I've been told.

At least with current revisions.

I'm vaguely lead to believe that HDMI's backwards compat with DVI-D (ie why you can have a passive cable from DVI-D to HDMI) means you can use DVI-D signals and an "HDMI-cable compatible" connector. Not sure what this project does however, perhaps it interfaces with pre-made proprietary HDMI logic blocks.

So this problem is intermittent? Eep. If you're lucky enough to be able to capture a video of the full home and print start when the problem occurs then that might help; but that might be difficult.

Look at the equipment! That's insane! It's probably 1 sim card -> 1 android radio chipset -> 1 antennae. ie equivalent to owning a pile of android phones.

I looked "sim box" up and yes you can just buy this stuff.

They have to know their target market is dodgy, you don't need physical phones/radios/sims for sending bulk SMS unless you are intentionally trying to look like individual mobile phones in order to bypass something (free unlimited SMS billing? spam detection?). There are online bulk sending companies and telecoms themselves provide service to them, no physical phones needed, all above board.

Also they cost an arm and a leg. It would be cheaper to get a stack of cheap phones (but I guess you're paying for the automation of this spamming solution).

Looking forward to seeing if there is a whirlpool topic about this article :D I wonder if some of the cheaper virtual mobile phone providers do this to piggy back cheap unlimited plans from other networks ;D

Thanks DHMO.

Several thoughts merged into one (pick any choose bits, not all or nothing):

• c/Auslocal <- replacing /c/Syd /c/Melb etc. General discussion
• c/AusInterestingNews <- "interestingNews" is probably better wording than "goodNews" as it might avoid some politics ending up there. Less drama for users & mods perhaps.
• c/Australia <- people posting politics will probably default to the general "Australia" regardless of what rules you try to put in. If you roll with that and intentionally keep it as a honeypot then it might be an easier solution for users and mods? ie don't try and move the politics out of /c/Australia, instead move everything else out into c/Interestingnews.

Hiring: Low level guys.

Opportunities: Adventurer interactions. Loot. Rumours before the bigger places hear about them.

-- Dungeon management

Poor apprentice, he's probably use to these jokes. The face is perfect.

I think Granixo is referring to Windows 11, not disk encryption.

And they made a very satisfying thump when they hit the floor.

Especially handy when your university has contracts with Microsoft so you aren’t supposed to use competitive software

What...

Well it's a good thing that Microsoft has embedded linux + its userspace in windows via WSL 2. That means using Linux + its userspace in Alpine is completely Koscher as long as you rename the root Alpine project to be "OceaneAlpine", right?