bryndos

If you want tools to run off a wire, independent of battery, I'd suggest just buy mains powered tools with built in cords. It's not worth the hassle - sorry that's not a very diy answer. I think you'd find most diy tool projects would just use mains rated motors and such.

The power requirements is sort of the reason battery tools take a lot longer to charge than to run down (continuous).

Since you need approximately mains level power, then you need mains rated connectors, or probably even fatter wires depending on how much current there'll be down at 20V. The tool itself probably has thermal cutoff(s) somewhere in it if it overheats, so you don't want wires or connectors generating too much heat where that thermal cutoff won't detect it.

I'd assume you don't want to add a mains AC:DC 20V 20A converter into the "hand" tool side of the cable so that probably means thicker cables.

Mains powered tools are just designed better to do this @110/220V~. It keeps the current down so you can have thinner, lighter, longer more flexible wire.

Better just limit the USB to top up the battery at lower power. The battery would still deplete in use, but you'd be topping it up in between.

Are you an AI? It sounds live you live in a binary world.

I also they've that a large amount of the bottom 90% are paying the top 10% to do it.

Also the difference between create and consume is important. even if shell only had 1 employee and 1 shareholder, that person would have many customers paying. you can measure both of course.

How does one open the links in the youtube description? They all seem curtailed. I just need to see the spreadsheet or a tldw.

I assume in the UK it's mostly It's land acquisition costs, stemming from a long lasting guillotine shortage. And also probably fragmenting the projects into 50 hierarchical contract layers that with each party taking its dumb "risk-adjusted" rate of return.

If they're getting electronic aids from the institution, then it should have an 'exam mode' that it has to be put into.

I guess the only reason they don't do electronic exams on institution controlled hardware, is - I assume - they can't afford enough terminals. But they should have enough for the people that can't use pen and paper.

3 per 12h.

Anyone spamming more than that can create their own, "spam stupid questions" community.

Why though? What problem is your model trying to solve. Shitty crowd computing crap like SETI is already a massive fucking waste of resources.

Whatever resources you have, just try to use them efficiently, for something useful.

Oh dear, my comment is a waste of resources.

Don't worry, your pension fund or bank can. They will gladly use your savings to print money to give to people (not-you) to bid up the price.

ed: tbf your savings are fairly irrelevant part of their balance sheet, but if they were effectively regulated then they might be . . .

Encryption, just give the key to people in person.

Ask me and all my friends that ask me to whatsP And i say, no . . . lets simpleX. yeah nah. All the friends i only speak to in person. its fine though inertnrt is shite.

Yes, maybe, for some.

Not many live shows (ignoring classical i guess) follow album order though and they're very rarely worse than the LP.

Jeffrey Lewis did a cool interlude recently last time he played here on how he comes up with the set list for a city - he has a massive database.

You'd need proper accounts the P+L and importantly the balance sheet for full transparency At least until they start paying their accountants more for corporate fuckery - though I think many do already to dodge taxes.

But the real fucker is in the bank loan, you probably can't borrow at the same rate until you have as much collateral as them. Even though your rent is literally the asset, and you and the previous tenants keep buying them more collateral that puts them in a better position to borrow more and acquire more.

Good old Free market, no barriers to entry, no first mover advantage, no congestion effects . . . /s. I'm sure rent control is terrible invention, ruins cities.

I recommend it for learning/entertainment/passtime - I don't see why anyone cant fuck with it on a vm or spare partition. Not for dependency though.

But i generally recommend people strive for some degree of independence in most things, as a good fallback.