You can use Greasemonkey plugin in your browser to modify link behavior of Lemmy instances web page. Should not be too complex script.
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I would just wait before doing any crazy. I would assume they can get a new domain, and migrate current environment there. Probably causes few issues for few days.
If you want to support smaller instances (which is of course good), then you should create new account somewhere.
It doesn't really matter who corporate shill runs reddit, reddit is already over the edge that they only care about what is under the line. Fediverse is the future!
Yeah, this was well played from reddit, they knew that r/place was one of the most popular things reddit ever did, so luring people back with it is excellent plan. They don't care shit about the fuck spez texts, they can now say that they broke engagement records, even without third party api's.
Yes, just ignore
Yes, this is the reason, he is scared.
To My knowledge you cannot control the PSU fan curve, it is most likely controlled by the output power, or heat. Fan spinning itself is not indication of overheating, it is part of normal operation.
If your case fans are off, it might be that temp inside the case is increasing slowly, and the psu fan is the first to trigger. Case fans in my opinion should be always on in idle to provide base fresh airflow. I would change their curves first and see does this remove the psu fan cycle.
10W is pretty much nothing, most likely just the consumption of the fan. Sounds like that the temps increase, which then starts spinning the fans, which decreases the temps, and stops the fans. If this is annoying to you, change the temperature curves to slowly spin on idle, so that air flows even on idle.
Edit: didn't realize that numbers are other way around, maybe the other fans cause the airflow when small load is on the system, and this increases the consumption, and adds little bit airflow. Would explain both
I am bit sceptical, but I hope it works. Company that I work is part of project that drills geothermal to 7km deep. This tech is challenging in general.
300 000 homes sounds to me near impossible. Also article talks 3,6MW, but doesn't specify is it MWt or MWe. I assume it is heat, which to converted in turbine to electricity is less than 1.5MW electricity. Also talking about power (MW), but not energy (MWh) is bit strange, and to me sounds that it is just peak what they got.
Edit: the actual paper talks about peak power: https://eartharxiv.org/repository/object/5704/download/11142/
This is human set rule that forces it to say that if ever promt asks for new information, it will tell the cutoff date. All of these rules do make it much dummer.
Counter question, what is the use case here?
I have only ever needed this feature with NSFW content. In Lemmy I have easily and better way resolved it by having another account with nsfw instance. This creates even better outcome than the multi community feature. All clients easily support two accounts, and you can switch between them in few presses.
70°C is pretty much the perfect sauna temperature.